This plugin does not work correctly on Linux because an 'absolute' path that you get from the getAbsolutePathOfFile function does not contain leading / (so the path is not absolute). For example, if I want to open a note in NeoVim, the resulting command will look something like this: nvim home/user/Documents/Obsidian/Note.md. But should instead be: nvim /home/user/Documents/Obsidian/Note.md.
phibr0
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1 year ago
This plugin does not work correctly on Linux because an 'absolute' path that you get from the
getAbsolutePathOfFilefunction does not contain leading/(so the path is not absolute). For example, if I want to open a note in NeoVim, the resulting command will look something like this:nvim home/user/Documents/Obsidian/Note.md. But should instead be:nvim /home/user/Documents/Obsidian/Note.md.I used this forum post to resolve this issue: normalizePath() removes a leading /.