deleting journal pages which are empty.

[rajansomanathan]

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[cnrpman]

[iTrooz]

Is there a reason why logseq saves such pages in the first place ? Personally I personally find it very annoying to see empty pages, it feels "messy"
Would it be possible to simply not save them/automatically delete them ? (With an option for it if some users want/do not want this behavior maybe ?)

[cnrpman]

@iTrooz I have no idea how such empty pages created without manual deleting the contents.
Feel free to report if you notice some cases.

[iTrooz]

I'm sorry, I didn't understand your sentence. Are you asking why empty pages are created ?

[cnrpman]

@iTrooz AFAIK Logseq won't save empty files until something typed in the corresponding page. So I don't know how the empty files are created

[iTrooz]

Here is one such file : 2022_11_23.md. It only contains the - character.

I think what is happening is that I mistakenly write something/create a new point of the bullet list by clicking on the page, and when I delete it, logseq only update the file and do not delete it

I think a solution would be to automatically delete/do not save the file when every line in the markdown file can be stripped to -

What do you think ?

[Bad3r]

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