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If topic.md and /topic directory are in same directory, wiki links can't resolve.
If I add .md to the end of wiki links, it resolves.
Links can become unresolved if directory is created.
Clicking on unresolved link will create new note named topic 1, even /topic.md already exists.
New link is still not resolved as it doesn't match created file. Every click on the link creates new file. If link is in another directory, it is not that obvious that you created more empty files.
link: [[topic]]
new file: /topic 1.md
If same file and folder with same name exists on the same level, I would expect to show note file (topic.md) as everything else is accessible from sidebar.
Also, for me, if this happens, topic.md is usually some kind of index page of /topic and it links to notes inside /topic directory.
Directory /topic is usually created aftertopic.md as more information is gathered, so I would expect that [[topic]] is still valid reference.
If I click on /topic directory in sidebar, I would still expect to see directory content.
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This one is a really nice corner case. My default is the reverse of yours, so I never ran into it: I usually have a folder that contains a note by the same name.
Seems sensible to me that [[topic]] would prefer to resolve to a /topic.md rather than /topic.
tangent: v0.8.3
If
topic.md
and/topic
directory are in same directory, wiki links can't resolve.If I add
.md
to the end of wiki links, it resolves.Links can become unresolved if directory is created.
Clicking on unresolved link will create new note named
topic 1
, even/topic.md
already exists.New link is still not resolved as it doesn't match created file. Every click on the link creates new file. If link is in another directory, it is not that obvious that you created more empty files.
link:
[[topic]]
new file:
/topic 1.md
If same file and folder with same name exists on the same level, I would expect to show note file (
topic.md
) as everything else is accessible from sidebar.Also, for me, if this happens,
topic.md
is usually some kind of index page of/topic
and it links to notes inside/topic
directory.Directory
/topic
is usually created aftertopic.md
as more information is gathered, so I would expect that[[topic]]
is still valid reference.If I click on
/topic
directory in sidebar, I would still expect to see directory content.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: