Closed serranomorante closed 2 years ago
I mean, there is now no way to ignore specific directories in joplin. The main reason is:
directory tree exists in joplin
But when using vscode to open, it will be opened in the temporary directory ~/AppData/Roaming/Code/User/globalStorage/rxliuli.joplin-vscode-plugin/.tempNote/test.md
Tools such as markdown lint generally use the directory or file name as the matching rule, but they cannot be distinguished in the same directory. Either ignore all or check all.
Right now, you are legally excluded from a specific book, because you own the original md document and have the same title. However, it is possible to exclude the property of joplin.
Sorry I don't understand ;(
Thank you for the quick reply!
Right now, you are legally excluded from a specific book, because you own the original md document and have the same title. However, it is possible to exclude the property of joplin.
Sorry I don't understand ;(
Thank you for the quick reply!
I updated the response a bit, in short I don't think it's currently possible to ignore a directory in joplin because it doesn't actually exist locally
Thank you!
Confirmation
The tool/kit related to this post
joplin-vscode-plugin
Describe the question
I have a notebook where I store all my clipped markdown pages.
I want to exclude all these notes from extensions like markdownlint and spell right because I don't need markdown linting or spell checking on web clippings. Neither notebook name nor filename works.
Things I have tried without success:
because I have a file starting with web in its filename
How can I exclude all those files inside this notebook?