feat(in-note-text-tagging): add option to detect tags only at line start#290
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Can you please also bump the version number in the Please also mention the current authors of the script in this issue! |
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Hi @pbek, Thanks for your fast response! Hi @Maboroshy, @luginf, |
Signed-off-by: Patrizio Bekerle <patrizio@bekerle.com>
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Thank you for your contribution! 😉 |
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This pull request introduces an option that allows tag detection to be restricted to tags at the beginning of a line.
I keep many notes where I copy and paste things like code snippets or comments containing @ or #.
For example:
This switch improves auto tag detection for such scenarios a lot.
The downside, when enabled, is that it is no longer possible to include multiple tags on a single line. However, I believe the trade-off is worth it. Those who prefer the previous behavior can simply keep using the existing toggle.