Yeah, this is exactly what I meant.
Another option is to use symlinks in Logseq folder that points to files in the rest of the file system. If I can make Logseq
- ignoring a folder for git versioning
- not complaining if I don’t sync it on other devices
- ignore conflicts if files have the same names in different folders
- ignoring .md files in a specific folder
I know that there is an option to ignore a folder, but it doesn’t work for me, I need to investigate.
Edit: no need to set anything, all the files in /assets
are ignored, no matter if .md or something else. So one can just symlink anything on the disk to /assets
.
But it seems Logseq doesn’t display links that it doesn’t handle (.png images, .pdf etc). I would like if files where open with system apps.