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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ A new [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md) plugin that utilizes Git commit history to
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- [Live Stats in the Status Bar for the Current Note](#live-stats-in-the-status-bar-for-the-current-note)
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- [Integration with Git Plugin's Diff View](#integration-with-git-plugins-diff-view)
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- [Compare Two Vault States in History](#compare-two-vault-states-in-history)
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- [See Changes since the Last Checkpoint](#see-changes-since-the-last-checkpoint)
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- [Show Vault Changes since the Last Checkpoint](#show-vault-changes-since-the-last-checkpoint)
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- [Data Loss Monitoring](#data-loss-monitoring)
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- [Common Causes of Data Loss](#common-causes-of-data-loss)
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- [How to Use](#how-to-use)
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@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ The result of all of this can be you asking yourself:
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This plugin tries it's best to help you answer that question. 😎
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- The recommended way to monitor for data loss is to simply frequently run the [See Changes since the Last Checkpoint](#see-changes-since-the-last-checkpoint) command.
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- The recommended way to monitor for data loss is to simply frequently run the [Show Vault Changes since the Last Checkpoint](#show-vault-changes-since-the-last-checkpoint) command.
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### How it works
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## Limitations
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⚠️There are quite a few limitations, and some of them are simply the result of choosing this specific approach to changelog management.
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⚠️ There are quite a few limitations, and some of them are simply the result of choosing this specific approach to changelog management.
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- No meaningful way of tracking changes to canvas files.
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@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ If you don't want to depend on Git, check out the these alternative plugins:
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2. Commit all the changes.
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3. After committing, the files will be tracked again with the newly capitalized names, and you can remove the emoji prefixes.
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3. After committing, the files will be tracked with the newly capitalized file paths, and you can remove the emoji prefixes.
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- Will this plugin alter my Git repository/config?
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