Hi there, I've come across Yamlink because I realised that with VS and Foam, while file moves and renames are tracked in the body, thats not the case if you have an in your YAML. I find the id: concept genuinely useful. I dont use the !view function as I do not have enough files tracked to use it. I really appreciate your effort. If you intend to continue to support and update the extension, I am happy to set up a monthly donation. Let me know!
Hi Jeremy!
Sorry for the response so late!
I've been really busy with work.
There's been some VS updates in the past couple of weeks that have made me adjust quite a bit so just in the past 3-4 days or so I've been really able to start polishing things and I see a real opportunity to harden and strengthen Yamlink moving forward.
It's currently in 0.4.0 release and now the focus is to stress test to see how far along we are in terms of massive vaults, query, and graph performance. Part of my delays in update is that I'm trying to understand how themes in vscode work to have Yamlink have its own light/dark theme, but that's down the road.
It is my intention to keep updating Yamlink as much as I can.
I really appreciate your support and I hope to update YL on a 15 day basis (fingers crossed!), but at the moment if you want to make any sort of donations, I guess you can do it on Paypal (link at the bottom), but really for now my main goal is to hopefully develop a community around this and together find bugs, look for improvements, etc.
Hi there, I've come across Yamlink because I realised that with VS and Foam, while file moves and renames are tracked in the body, thats not the case if you have an in your YAML. I find the id: concept genuinely useful. I dont use the !view function as I do not have enough files tracked to use it. I really appreciate your effort. If you intend to continue to support and update the extension, I am happy to set up a monthly donation. Let me know!
Hi Jeremy!
Sorry for the response so late!
I've been really busy with work.
There's been some VS updates in the past couple of weeks that have made me adjust quite a bit so just in the past 3-4 days or so I've been really able to start polishing things and I see a real opportunity to harden and strengthen Yamlink moving forward.
It's currently in 0.4.0 release and now the focus is to stress test to see how far along we are in terms of massive vaults, query, and graph performance. Part of my delays in update is that I'm trying to understand how themes in vscode work to have Yamlink have its own light/dark theme, but that's down the road.
It is my intention to keep updating Yamlink as much as I can.
I really appreciate your support and I hope to update YL on a 15 day basis (fingers crossed!), but at the moment if you want to make any sort of donations, I guess you can do it on Paypal (link at the bottom), but really for now my main goal is to hopefully develop a community around this and together find bugs, look for improvements, etc.
Thank you so much for your kindness, though like I said, the main idea is to develop a community!
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Take care! Hope to hear from you soon!