Use case or problem
I recently had an issue where a file kept being deleted. After some digging around I determined that it was the Janitor plugin that was responsible for deleting the file. During my research I realized that Obsidian Sync’s Deleted Files list recorded the device where the deletion occurred, but not the action or party responsible for triggering the deletion.
Proposed solution
It would be helpful if the Deleted Files list recorded more information about the event that triggered the file deletion to make it easier to track down why the file was deleted.
Having more information like the following examples for each deleted file could be useful in figuring out why a file was deleted.
[iPhone] Delete current file (user) 2 hours ago
Indicates that on my iPhone the “Delete current file” action was performed by the user (me).[laptop] Janitor (on startup) 5 days ago
Indicates that on my laptop, the Janitor plugin performed the action at startup.
While the immediate feature request is to have this information available in the Deleted files log, having similar information available in the Activity log could be useful as well.