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This is a minor bug that comes from user misconfiguration, but I figured I would let you know anyway. Just seems to be some unexpected behavior that is easily fixable on the user-side for now but could perhaps lead to bigger headaches later. Happened in version 2.9.2
The Problem: When a hierarchy note ends with an item without any children, the first item in the next hierarchy note is made its child.
Example
Step 1. Declare Note-X and Note-Y as Hierarchy Notes. Note-Y comes immediately after Note-X in the comma separated list. file: .obsidian/plugins/breadcrumbs/data.json
This is a minor bug that comes from user misconfiguration, but I figured I would let you know anyway. Just seems to be some unexpected behavior that is easily fixable on the user-side for now but could perhaps lead to bigger headaches later. Happened in version 2.9.2
The Problem: When a hierarchy note ends with an item without any children, the first item in the next hierarchy note is made its child.
Example
Step 1. Declare Note-X and Note-Y as Hierarchy Notes. Note-Y comes immediately after Note-X in the comma separated list.
file: .obsidian/plugins/breadcrumbs/data.json
Step 2. Create the hierarchy notes
Note-X
andNote-Y
. By user error the last entry inNote-X
does not have any children.file: Note-X
file: Note-Y
Result: Note-D will be made the parent of Note-E and the user likely will have no idea why this is.
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