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Hey there! Great plugin, I'm enjoying getting up to speed with things. However, I've noticed that the BC-tag-note field doesn't seem to support nested tags. So if I had the following structure of tags:
#A
#A/B
#A/C
Such that #B and #C are children of #A, if I were to set a note to accept BC-tag-note: '#A', it would recursively include all nested tags. Whilst this is useful in some scenarios, it's also an issue in others. An optional field, such as BC-tag-note-explicit: [true/false] or BC-tag-note-depth: [int; 1 for ignoring nesting] to only accept notes with a top-level tag (ignoring nesting) would be perfect!
There might be a potential workaround for this now, but since I'm still getting to grips with things, I'm not sure. I appreciate any input that can be offered!
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Hey there! Great plugin, I'm enjoying getting up to speed with things. However, I've noticed that the
BC-tag-note
field doesn't seem to support nested tags. So if I had the following structure of tags:#A
#A/B
#A/C
Such that
#B
and#C
are children of#A
, if I were to set a note to acceptBC-tag-note: '#A'
, it would recursively include all nested tags. Whilst this is useful in some scenarios, it's also an issue in others. An optional field, such asBC-tag-note-explicit: [true/false]
orBC-tag-note-depth: [int; 1 for ignoring nesting]
to only accept notes with a top-level tag (ignoring nesting) would be perfect!There might be a potential workaround for this now, but since I'm still getting to grips with things, I'm not sure. I appreciate any input that can be offered!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: