some links broken/duplicated in graph view

[varunmalladi]

Describe the bug
A few (but not all) of the nodes in the graph that should exist appear as "Untitled", and clicking them takes me to an invalid page. A note with the same name but not all the same connections on the graph provides the correct link.

In my case, I have a note called "Field extensions", which is a large node because it has many connections. But when I hover on where I expect that node to be (where it is on Obsidian, for example), it is "Untitled", and clicking on it takes me to "/quartz/Field-extensions", which doesn't exist. Another node on the graph with not the same connections is called "Field extensions", and clicking on it takes me to the correct page "/quartz//../Field-extensions". Searching for "Field extensions" on the site and clicking on the suggestion also takes me to that correct page.

To Reproduce
I'm not sure how to reproduce this behavior.

Expected behavior
I expect the "Untitled" node to be named "Field extensions" and take me to the right page, perhaps consolidating connections with the lesser copy that is labeled "Field extensions" in the graph I described above.

Desktop (please complete the following information):
This is behavior I noticed on my deployed GitHub pages site, so I don't think I need to include my local computer information.

• Browser: Chrome

Additional context

• When I click on the "Field extension" node in graph view on Obsidian, it briefly takes by to a page called "No file" before quickly redirecting me to the correct file.
• I have verified that the front matter is there and properly implemented.
• I had an Obsidian Vault before using Quartz, and tried to integrate my existing notes with Quartz
• I needed to update my link preferences, as per the setup guide, to be absolute. I don't know if somehow the links haven't been updated.
• I don't believe this is an issue with folder depth of the note, as other notes in the same directory as "Field extension" are properly shown on the graph on Quartz
• Perhaps this has to do with renaming files?

[jackyzha0]

Ah sorry it looks like you are trying to use Wikilink-style links (Links that use the [[]] format) which aren't officially supported right now (partially implemented in the scraper which is why you see them in the graph). For it to properly show up, you might want to either look into #16 or switch to Markdown-style links :))

Sorry for the inconvenience!