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It would be great to manage some notes (e.g. for a project) in a separate root directory to prevent them from mixing into the other notes (and the other way around).
(Sorry for calling the directories repos, but I couldn't find a better name)
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I think you don't even have to config the repos globally (this would make it more difficult to share the notes with others). Just a stup new-repo (or the existing stup configure), the configuration dialog (default location is pwd/stup), and you're done.
What needs a little thought is:
how to know to which repo to save (a switch like -l or --local for the project's repo could solve it)
how to know where's the repo (set explicitly via an argument or scan current directory and its parent directories for stup/ until it's found or / or $HOME is reached (where it's a nonsense for a project repo as there should be the "global" repo))
Also, maybe the default config file would have to be moved to ~/.stup. Only the default-category would have to be moved into the repo directory.
Oh, now I understood how you meant it. I thought of having the repo in the project directory, not in the global notes root. What you mean is already possible (maybe with some drawbacks)—I have some category/subcategory in my notes right now.
It would be great to manage some notes (e.g. for a project) in a separate root directory to prevent them from mixing into the other notes (and the other way around).
(Sorry for calling the directories repos, but I couldn't find a better name)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: