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What I’m trying to do
I have over a thousand of notes of movie and media entries that have important frontmatter properties and values I wanna save, even the notes about the movies are within the property value instead of the body content to have it work with bases and dataview, but I wanna nuke all of their body content and replace them with something else.
Is there a plugin similar to linter but able to completely mass delete and replace all the body content part of the notes?
Things I have tried
I tried googling for addons that does this but have not met anything that specifically deletes and replaces the body content. The closest thing I found is linter but I cant find the settings inside to do this.
If you’re a developer and privacy is a really big deal for you, the biggest difference between these two editors is how they handle collecting your data. The version of Visual Studio Code that Microsoft ships has telemetry turned on right out of the box. What that means is the second you launch the app, it automatically starts collecting all sorts of data. Basically, how you use the app and any crash reports, and it sends all of that straight back to Microsoft.
If you want to stop this data transfer in the official version, you have to dig into the settings menus and manually turn it off. Even when you do that, the official code still includes a custom product.json file that tells the program where those telemetry endpoints are, meaning connecting to Microsoft’s servers is just built right into the application’s configuration.
VSCodium, on the other hand, is built to rip out these tracking mechanisms completely, which is why you shouldn’t overlook this open-source editor. The telemetry endpoints are essentially scrubbed or disabled because the program compiles the open-source code without injecting the proprietary configurations Microsoft uses for tracking. Since VSCodium doesn’t include the product.json file that turns on telemetry in the official build, the final app is totally disconnected from Microsoft’s data collection servers both legally and functionally.
Linter custom commands only working on a single file? Wow. I didn’t even know that.
I use VS Code Editor for vault (and even multi-repo) chat with custom AI models. I was tempted to go for the Codium fork, but some important aspects would have to be addressed: Google Search
