vault backup: 2026-01-30 12:29:13

.obsidian/plugins/quickadd/data.json

@@ -1,10 +1,12 @@
 {
   "choices": [],
   "inputPrompt": "single-line",
+  "persistInputPromptDrafts": true,
+  "useSelectionAsCaptureValue": true,
   "devMode": false,
   "templateFolderPath": "",
   "announceUpdates": "none",
-  "version": "2.9.4",
+  "version": "2.10.0",
   "globalVariables": {},
   "onePageInputEnabled": false,
   "disableOnlineFeatures": true,
@@ -12,6 +14,17 @@
   "showCaptureNotification": true,
   "showInputCancellationNotification": false,
   "enableTemplatePropertyTypes": false,
+  "dateAliases": {
+    "t": "today",
+    "tm": "tomorrow",
+    "yd": "yesterday",
+    "nw": "next week",
+    "nm": "next month",
+    "ny": "next year",
+    "lw": "last week",
+    "lm": "last month",
+    "ly": "last year"
+  },
   "ai": {
     "defaultModel": "Ask me",
     "defaultSystemPrompt": "As an AI assistant within Obsidian, your primary goal is to help users manage their ideas and knowledge more effectively. Format your responses using Markdown syntax. Please use the [[Obsidian]] link format. You can write aliases for the links by writing [[Obsidian|the alias after the pipe symbol]]. To use mathematical notation, use LaTeX syntax. LaTeX syntax for larger equations should be on separate lines, surrounded with double dollar signs ($$). You can also inline math expressions by wrapping it in $ symbols. For example, use $$w_{ij}^{\text{new}}:=w_{ij}^{\text{current}}+etacdotdelta_jcdot x_{ij}$$ on a separate line, but you can write \"($eta$ = learning rate, $delta_j$ = error term, $x_{ij}$ = input)\" inline.",
@@ -99,6 +112,8 @@
     "addDefaultAIProviders": true,
     "removeMacroIndirection": true,
     "migrateFileOpeningSettings": true,
-    "setProviderModelDiscoveryMode": true
+    "setProviderModelDiscoveryMode": true,
+    "backfillFileOpeningDefaults": true,
+    "migrateProviderApiKeysToSecretStorage": true
   }
 }