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StateFile
* This is acting like I would expect a subFile to act.
* TestFile.md now seems to be just a subFile
* note the file references that appear onMouseOver
# Accessed a file as a test.

GitHub.Gist, StackEdit sync.

- review the MarkupH dialect versus the MD dialect(s)
  • link to a cloud Repo with (shared) permissions
    • try using the existing Lz folder

This text follows the horizontalRule.

  • Its time to review the *.MD markUp.
    • I will want a compromize since that should allow ChatGpt input to be a cutAndPaste into this file.

0.0 Lede

  • There is an "Add file" capability (which implies a single Root file)

    • there is an obvious Delete capability in the upperRight area of editMode
  • perhaps 1 file presented as four (sub-parts)?

  • note the scrolling actions available in the longer Gist

  • deprecating prior GISTS (bottom-up)

  • 2022-10-01: ... 2022-10-31 planes

    • FYE completion

State

0.0 Lede

...

2024:

2024-06-:

-26: Increased use of ChatGpt

2024-05:

  • -05-05: ReViewing state

2023:

2023-08:

It is "past time" to resume updates to these Gists. To that end:

  • create a new Page that avoids the "test....md"
    • decide on compatible namePatterns for GistsH

2022-09:

  • ...
    • -09-22: melding Gists & StackEdit
    • -09-21: test the 'Add file'
      • HwWobbe/TestFile-10-.md seemed to become just a rename
        • -09-19: planning 'next steps' for these GISTs.
    • it should be relatively easy to restructure this GISTS as a Report
    • review the new GIST procedure and https://stackedit.io
  • yet another GIST visit as part of a cleanup effort aimed at better integration of my web assets.

2022-06:

  • 2022-06-12: re-visiting GISTs after a considerable absence
  • 2021.04: ...
  • 2020.11: Re-considering my use of Gists

2020.08:

  • 2020.08.08: Likely CoVid19 impact assessment, now that distancing is relaxing in Ontario
  • 2020.03: The emerging focus of Concenrs seem to be Education's Return to Schools; at least in Ontario
  • 2020.02: review ...

2019:

  • 2019-12-10: ...

  • 2019-11-30:

  • 2019-10: monthEnd review(s)

  • 2019.09.02: webChange to test sync ... has yet to be confirmed.

  • consider nextSteps for this repo.

    • editing in gitEnv is possible. Check any syncs for comfort.
    • assess the relative merits of Gists
  • The FqUrl(s) for this file = https://gist.github.com/HwWobbe/6b0ce54da57e363c1467b8d64ce2a013

    • apparently gitHub...TestFile.md (which is one of rwo possible targets)
      • confirm bi-directional sync:
        • -03-31: if ( so ) rename file
        • -04-07: confirm edit done using TabH
  • these changes are not being synced back to StackEdit, as of 2019-03.24

      • there are two different sync targets. These should be consolidated.
  • GitHubGist.HwWobbe.TestFile.md being edited 2019-04-14.

0.7 current tasks

  • since there seems to be a Share option, it may be possible to tweet a (small) file.
  • it should be possible to have internal anchors in these files.
      • check the documentation
  • review my GoogleDrive app folder to see if this is there.
  • it should be possible to test this using Drw's system
  • Still learning slowly through the end of 2019-03, but now with a reliable Publish, by https://stackedit.io
  • Check desktop too, to confirm apparent successful edits via sysH.
  • it's possible that there is a URL based web version of this file rather than just the local version I've been assuming.
0.7.1 review ToC

...

0.7.9 ...

5. FINDINGS

5.7.1

  • Consider the use of the ?.5, ?.6, ?.7 values as chapter subTopics for .f, .c, .r
  • Does 5.2019-03 then make consistent sense?

2019-03

  • Consider GoogleDrive.
    • link directly to the version on the web.
  • consider the layout of this page.
    • try adding my usual chapter and sub. titles.
      • an acceptable way of indenting

2019-02:

It seems possible to have multiple files per Workspace. This is the StatusFile file in the Main Workspace.

  • StackEdit stated this file could not be opened.
  • Lost the File that was syncing by trying to reduce its copies. Some of the content may still exist as a Gist, or may exist in the Trash folder.
  • cull this file
  • generating an error ( "HTTP 404 error on Gist location" ) when sync is triggered
  • note the 2x "synchronize location" controls(?) and the 2x "publish location" controls in the title bar

Downloading a published Gist that I can then edit.

The controls imply a File can be added to a Gist.

  • does this mean that other Git commands can be used?....
  • It is much easier to edit this StackEdit page than the Git repo, when using TabH.

Review the (-4) location(s) of this file in each of its systems ConTexts.

  • how do I find the bad location?
  • This may be more efficient in a Sys? Context.
  • Symbolic root references may be part of confusion.
  • link directly to a web file to verify updates.

stackEdit can create an outline automatically, as shown by DaveG @ TWgroup.

The apparent diminishing response time for synching this page suggests it should be kept relatively small

  • GitHub repos that use the same markup, easing replication issues.

2019-02-1?

A new initial file

https://stackedit.io/app#providerId=googleDriveWorkspace&folderId=1MmfQpYS7e3jmIMbV4EBpn0NrydTuheLx

2019-02-12:

This Footnote 1 example shows that these are not effective in the GutHub environment.

2019-01:

  • try forking a Gist
  • Review the markup documentation for features like ...
  • .. anchors within a page.
  • There should be a way to delete Gists, especially since there is a trashCan control on SamH.
  • .. this exists, but perhaps not readily on all platforms

2 2nd hyperlink example.

2019.01.1?

. Testing SamH syncs to GitHub.Gist via StackEdit. .. indicators within StackEdit suggested the sync took place automatically. ... there us also an explicit control that can trigger the sync.

  • Now to see if I can edit on SysH and re-sync to GitHub.

  • ...thisPC

  • It is possible this file is synced to two locations.

  • Link to this update via a separate browser session.

  • It's now time to focus on content, even if only for this Gist.

  • Revisit uploading a TW5 file.

  • Transfer this link to the Hello-World repo.

  • https://www.flickr.com/people/hwo/

  • Create and test a second Gist page that cited be a content cascade.

2019.01.20:

Caution is called for until workflow is fully tested. At least make sure that backups of the content are available. This is less important if I only edit the SamTalH version for the moment.

2019.01.26.update to confirm Sync methodologies.

  • A second location appears to have been created. This seems to be due to setting different View permissions, since both the Public and Private versions now exist.
  • when multiple copies of a gist exist due to StackEdit synch settings, the multiples seem to be displayed near the end of the allGists list

6. CONCLUSIONS

  • It is time to establish a StackEditH workflow.
  • a fully qualified location might help ... StatusFile

done

  • Started reducing this Public, Published Gist.
  • ...

Obviously this note is syncing.

  • Considered the two sync symbols apparent in the StackEdit view.
  • Deleted the 2nd sync.
  • I can edit on SamTabH and sync to GitHub.
  • For the moment, just edit in this manner to avoid concerns about downloading from GitHub.

Search for exotic Characters is effective.

  • Search seens to work better than limited Tags.
  • ...

Made some progress apparently, but still having issues. This edit is via StackEdit. Interestingly, this does work!

Note that there are at least 2 options, one for GitHub and one for Gist.


7. Recommendations

7.0

7.1 review Contents


8. Appendices

Tests to determine if these footnote references be separated, showed that they are not rendered that way.

9. End notes

Written with StackEdit.

Footnotes

  1. Footnotes can be very useful. They may be limited to single lines though.

  2. https://github.com/HwWobbe

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