Closed Vova3141592 closed 4 months ago
@Vova3141592 I have feeling that it is by design. If you mention 2 thing in 1 block, that means that they are connected and graph plugin tries to show it @trashhalo Am I correct?
@Vova3141592 I have feeling that it is by design. If you mention 2 thing in 1 block, that means that they are connected and graph plugin tries to show it @trashhalo Am I correct?
That's exactly right. I was trying to find and graph connections within the same block. The text describes a relationship between pages. Not all of my note.content was written in outliner style with lots of nesting.
Funny enough I made a Public YouTube video on everything I learned about logseq connections when making this plugin. https://youtu.be/yJOox5FbuAM?si=R5tCIk82S9EXT0qn
A non-existent link between two unlinked pages appears in the graph if there is a third page that has links to both pages in the same block. If these links are in different blocks, no non-existent link appears.
This is what it looks like in Logseq's graph view:
This is how the bug looks in the Logseq Graph Analysis:
The bug occurs when two links are in the same block in a linking page:
If you place two links in different blocks in the linking page, the bug goes away:
In my opinion, this is a serious bug, because the whole point of the plugin is lost because of this bug: how to analyze the graph if a bunch of non-existent links are shown?
Logseq version — 0.10.9 Logseq Graph Analysis version — 0.11.3