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I have a relative path set up for my jrnl: "this": "./notes.txt" which I've aliased: note=jrnl this if I'm doing something that I get pulled away from it's a

by corobo 9y ago

I have a relative path set up for my jrnl: "this": "./notes.txt" which I've aliased: note=jrnl this if I'm doing something that I get pulled away from it's a quick "note was working on the flux capacitor in somefile" .gitignore the notes file as desired

gknoy 9y ago
Can you share more about how you set up relative paths? Is that a bash alias?
- corobo 9y ago
  Sorry I completely missed that bit! The relative path part is set up in your jrnl config usually ~/.jrnl_config