Does anybody use version control systems with his Obsidian-Vault? #asknostr
It just makes sense to track how your vault is changing. This is especially useful for stuff in folders.
In git terms: Just adding and committing, no pushing. (privacy concerns -> would be no problem if I would push it to my own server)
Final step: visually displaying the differences made by the commits.
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2026-01-04 15:57:17 UTC
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