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When trying to use tana-paste to generate a new library node that is tagged, the node name ends up with a space in it.
Subsequenty uses of tana-paste to create nodes elsewhere that reference the library node end up creating new library nodes.
e.g.
%%tana%%
- John Doe #person
- Best friend of Jane
followed by a paste of
%%tana%%
- I met with [[John Doe]] today
- We discussed many things
results in Tana creating a new library node for John Doe when the second paste is done rather than referencing the already existing node.
Removing the #person tag resolves the problem. If you then look closely, you'll see there's a trailing space on the John Doe node. Removing it and then attempting the second paste resolves the issue.
So it appears that tana-paste needs to strip the trailing space off the string before creating the node and then tagging it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When trying to use tana-paste to generate a new library node that is tagged, the node name ends up with a space in it.
Subsequenty uses of tana-paste to create nodes elsewhere that reference the library node end up creating new library nodes.
e.g.
followed by a paste of
results in Tana creating a new library node for John Doe when the second paste is done rather than referencing the already existing node.
Removing the #person tag resolves the problem. If you then look closely, you'll see there's a trailing space on the John Doe node. Removing it and then attempting the second paste resolves the issue.
So it appears that tana-paste needs to strip the trailing space off the string before creating the node and then tagging it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: