Markdown files with a ".qmd" extension don't render properly in org-roam-ui, but those with ".md" do
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Hello, first of all: thanks for the great work integrating markdown files in org-roam. Really useful, since I cannot use only org in my work at uni.
I use Quarto to write some things (with embedded active code, and for publication as HTML and for lecture notes), and sometimes I need to use that format for my notes as well.
My setup includes:
(setq org-roam-file-extensions '("org" "md" "qmd"))
(setq md-roam-file-extension '("md" "qmd"))
which works and I can create markdown files in both formats - with all the links, backlinks, etc. working between plain markdown, quarto, and org files. All of these also show up in org-roam-ui, with all links in place (and even nodes for the references).
The only niggle is with the org-roam-ui preview, which does not work for .qmd files, even though the same file with .md renders nicely.
The markdown file ...test_md.md:
---
title: Test MD
id: 2024-05-10T132302
---
# Just a test heading
And some test text
renders as:
with a good preview of the markdown as it would be rendered as HTML.
The quarto file ...test_qmd.qmd:
---
title: Test QMD
id: 2024-05-10T131413
---
# Just a test heading
And some test text
renders as:
which does not parse the YAML header and omits the first heading.
As you can see the files are identical aside from the Q and the file ending. I assume that's a recognition issue on org-roam-ui side, so not sure if it belongs there or here.
I think you will need to raise an issue in the org-roam-ui project, then?
Also, I don't know why (setq md-roam-file-extension '("md" "qmd")) works. This variable is designed to be a single value, not a list.
As this repo is my personal tool, I don't think I can help you much further. I don't use qml, myself.
Oh thanks for reminding this. Glad it works. Perhaps this part is not considered in org-roam-ui. Perhaps you can try with only setting qmd and see how it behaves.
Nope, same behaviour with
(setq md-roam-file-extension "qmd")