Imported notes from .enex have attributes (Creates date, Updated date and Source) showed in table format. But there were not these attributes in body of my original notes, they were hide somewhere in xml. Now it just a text without updating when note changed. And now, what should I do with this table? Just delete. So it does not matter in main body to see it every time. But we can compromise and hide attributes simply in comments (like Notable do).
Expected behaviour
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title: QOwnNotes
tags: [Import-26c6]
created: '2018-01-20T19:54:06.000Z'
modified: '2019-11-12T05:50:17.656Z'
author: Bill Gates
...
---
QOwnNotes
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blah blah
Actual behaviour
QOwnNotes
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| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Created date | 20151227T042816Z |
| Updated date | 20151228T052432Z |
| Author | Bill Gates |
blah blah
Steps to reproduce
Import any .enex and you will see.
Imported notes from .enex have attributes (Creates date, Updated date and Source) showed in table format. But there were not these attributes in body of my original notes, they were hide somewhere in xml. Now it just a text without updating when note changed. And now, what should I do with this table? Just delete. So it does not matter in main body to see it every time. But we can compromise and hide attributes simply in comments (like Notable do).
Expected behaviour
Actual behaviour
Steps to reproduce
Import any .enex and you will see.