Journal Entries Pre-2020 with tags lose their Journal tag

[adri99-net]

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What Happened?

A significant number of journal entries, particularly those dated before 2020, are not appearing in the generated database graph after conversion from Markdown files. This results in incomplete visualization and potential data loss in the graph representation.

Reproduce the Bug

Run the MD to DB graph converter on a directory containing journal entries spanning multiple years
Check the generated graph database
Observe that entries dated before 2020 are largely missing

Expected Behavior

All journal entries should appear in the graph regardless of their date.

Files

Entries pre-2020 are systematically excluded or not processed correctly.

Browser, Desktop or Mobile Platform Information

Asahi Linux Fedora, 965ff30

Additional Context

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• I'm willing to submit a PR (Thank you!)

[adri99-net]

Worth adding that a lot of my journal had been converted from other sources to logseq while using the markdown version, with no issues. But its not the case that ONLY converted journal entries are missing and ONLY non-converted journal entries are showing.

[adri99-net]

okay! so they are all there, just a whole bunch didn't get the #Journal tag when they were imported. So I just need to figure out how to en-masse apply the journal tag to them.

[logseq-cldwalker]

Hi. Could you send me a couple of example pre-2020 journals that didn't import as journals? I'll also need your logseq/config.edn. My email is gabriel@logseq.com. If I can't repro with this, I may need a copy of your whole graph later

[logseq-cldwalker]

Hi. Thanks for sharing a reproducible example. A fix for this should be available in ~10 min on test.logseq.com