I think that I have convoluted and mixed up my graph and now it seems like there are extra folders are nested within each other.
I am using iCloud after failing to correctly set up sync via Dropbox.
My current graph is located in iCloud like this:
These contain my active pages that I am adding to and changing every day:
iCloud>LogSeq>List>logseq>pages
iCloud>LogSeq>List>logseq>assets
iCloud>LogSeq>List>logseq>journals
These following are just there and maybe are more backups?
iCloud>LogSeq>List>logseq>logseq>bak
iCloud>LogSeq>List>logseq>bak>logseq>pages
iCloud>LogSeq>List>logseq>bak>journals
In any case, after thinking I lost a page one day, I have started reindexing every time I open LogSeq and before shutting down for the day in an attempt not to lose any work.
Just to be clear, I may have the terminology wrong and I do not know what I am doing or what the file structure “under the hood” is supposed to look like.
My question is, is this normal that there are LogSeq folders within LogSeq folders (I know the backup folders are normal) and does this have anything to do with why I feel like I need to reindex?
Note: I do get error messages also on start up indicating that I have duplicate pages and need to reindex.
I really enjoy using LogSeq and I just want to ask for help now sooner than later.
I also want to read the documentation and watch the videos, as there seems to be a great many, but I do not know where to start and I cannot link what I do not know to the correct terminology.
My next question: is can anyone recommend a road map of documentation/tutorials/videos to start with to properly learn LogSeq.