@ellane@obsidianmd my obligatory “I change the links on the command line with perl” post
find . -name \*.md -print0 |xargs -0 perl -p -i -e 's/\[\[old name\]\]/[[new name|alias]]/‘
you can leave out “|alias" if not needed.
@ellane@obsidianmd I loosely follow PARA so my vaults are in ~/Archives/Obsidian/ where I have my personal vault and any sample vaults I’ve downloaded. And on my work laptop my work vault is there too (no syncing for that one).
@ellane@obsidianmd@drafts I use the draft actions I got from you and I use obsidian sync. I've got three configured; one to append to the daily note, one to append to the master task list, and a third which copies a draft as a new file into a hard-coded obsidian folder (named “inbox”). I use the two append ones more often than the new file one but I haven't had any sync issues
@ellane @obsidianmd my obligatory “I change the links on the command line with perl” post
find . -name \*.md -print0 |xargs -0 perl -p -i -e 's/\[\[old name\]\]/[[new name|alias]]/‘
you can leave out “|alias" if not needed.
@ellane @obsidianmd I loosely follow PARA so my vaults are in ~/Archives/Obsidian/ where I have my personal vault and any sample vaults I’ve downloaded. And on my work laptop my work vault is there too (no syncing for that one).
@ellane @obsidianmd @drafts I use the draft actions I got from you and I use obsidian sync. I've got three configured; one to append to the daily note, one to append to the master task list, and a third which copies a draft as a new file into a hard-coded obsidian folder (named “inbox”). I use the two append ones more often than the new file one but I haven't had any sync issues