Ive been working on this template for quotes for some time now and have had no problems with it. Im trying to “view” my notes all through what one could call a specific lens, as in a certain framework. Im trying to do the tagging just right. So Ive commented out exactly what classifies as a tag, what classifies as a theme, what classifies as a frame etc. to not get these mixed up or have any doubts about it, I commented the proporties out with a # to have some explanation next to it. This has worked perfectly fine for the past 2 weeks or so.
All of a sudden YAML properties seem to not accept # comments any more at all. It looks like its interpreting anything with a # as a tag, correct? Thats a massive pita for me rn. The alternatives seem to be to either have the comments outside of the YAML properties or as properties themselves, which is both rediculous. Am I going crazy or did they change that recently? Sorry if this a stupid question. Ive barely started using obsidian
What makes you think that? I don’t see anything in the screenshot that suggests the comments are being interpreted as tags. And they all have spaces after the #, which tags don’t.
Mhm well that was the reason that Gemini spit out. When I remove the “tags: ” section completly the template works as intended. If I leave it in it spits out this error:
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Im really confused and unsure what the problem is. I just tried it with plugins disabled. Same thing unfortunately. I updated recently and figured that might have been the problem. Any clue what the issue might be?
Okay, for some reason it suddenly doesnt work properly anymore when theres too many spaces between the array of tags: [.] ← → and the comment # that describes the property section. Removing all of the spaces but one of them fixes it for some reason. I even unchecked the “Readable line length” setting before since I suspected this to cause problems and for some reason that didnt help. Welp, now it works. Thank you for your help.