Conflict with the Banners Plugin and using Obsidian Git across OS[Bug]:
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So if I have the banner frontmatter in a note and edit the note on my MacBook I can successfully push it to GitHub. When I use git bash to pull it on my windows computer it is successful and the note is completely as expected. However, when I open obsidian or do the pull via obsidian, the notes I edit on my MacBook and have a banner in the frontmatter, all of a sudden have this at the top of the file (as per the photo):
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banner: "![[Banner.png]]"
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Or whatever image is linked. This wrecks the rest of the frontmatter for the file. I have checked the files with vs code as well as the raw files on GitHub it only occurs after I open Obsidian on my windows 10 machine. This issue does not happen when I edit a file on my windows machine, push it, pull it and open it up on the MacBook.
I have tried restarting, reinstalling both banners and obsidian git, and changing the banner frontmatter field name.
Other info:
I sync basically everything across the devices except for .obsidian/workspace as I want all the same settings across devices
Something I have noticed is that on my Macbook it says
Everything is up to date
No changes to commit
No changes to push
Whereas on windows it says:
No changes to commit
No changes to push
Everything is up to date
So maybe the issue lies with the order of operations but I have checked the settings and both are set to pull changes before pushing
If I comment out the banner frontmatter via adding this in front of it:
[//] #
The problem goes away so I am quite sure it is a conflict between obsidian git and banners on windows
I'm also seeing this behaviour on a Windws 10 machine.
Same problem for me.
Same here, but only when using Obsidian in Android
Same problem here.
*Also can confirm this bug still occurs between Windows 10 and 11
I get this at the first run when the vault is just cloned with the git plugin disabled