Obsidian does have support for block references though, it just doesn't create them by default (i.e. always). So I wonder if there is a way to sort of simulate the burden that the other apps are dealing with by modifying your .md test files *just* for Obsidian to include block references on every, er, "paragraph" I guess it'd be. You know what I mean? 🤔
I have 20,000 notes with lots of attachments and have found that renaming the top level folder breaks obsidian. It also cannot use the knowledge graph without just breaking. I have to force quit and then it has to re-index everything.
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Obsidian does have support for block references though, it just doesn't create them by default (i.e. always). So I wonder if there is a way to sort of simulate the burden that the other apps are dealing with by modifying your .md test files *just* for Obsidian to include block references on every, er, "paragraph" I guess it'd be. You know what I mean? 🤔
I have 20,000 notes with lots of attachments and have found that renaming the top level folder breaks obsidian. It also cannot use the knowledge graph without just breaking. I have to force quit and then it has to re-index everything.
I'm already an adoring user of Obsidian, but reading this and the above comments made me even happier. Thanks!