Setup:
I use Logseq with orgmode markup as my preferred file format
Context:
I was migrating some snippetss of documentation from my old .org (created in Emacs) docs in to Logseq. Specifically, I copy-pasted a .org file in to the middle of a journal entry.
Problem:
The entire journal entry becomes invisible and unreadable to Logseq.
In addition, creation of a new journal entry for that day becomes impossible.
Troubleshooting:
I tried deleting and restoring the file, refreshing, re-indexing, all to no avail.
The culprit:
Eventually I discovered that the following two directives in the middle of a .org journal entry, as entered through the UX directly, caused the entire file to become unreadable to Logseq.
Specifically:
#+TITLE: Inkies-sat17
#+SUBTITLE:
These directives are common in .org files generated by Emacs.
Did a little searching and was surprised I couldn’t find mention of it in the bug reports - however, perhaps I have just been a bit stupid in finding it as it’s the first time I’ve come to the bug reports forum → apologies if this is creating a duplicate ticket.
Workaround:
Remove these directives from the file via your favourite text editor.
No rebuild or reindex required, logseq now picks up the files again.