Fix Excessive Logging Issue with :ObsidianToday Command

[jmartinn]

Summary

This pull request addresses an issue introduced in commit f2eeb0a where the :ObsidianToday command in the obsidian.nvim plugin began logging excessive information upon execution. This behavior is a result of enhanced error logging and a debug print statement that was not intended for production use.

Changes Made

• Removed the vim.print(new_note) debug statement which was responsible for logging complete note objects into the Neovim command line.
• Retained the detailed error messages within the error handling logic, but formatted them to be more concise and only display when an error actually occurs.

Testing

The changes have been tested locally to ensure that the :ObsidianToday command operates as expected without producing unnecessary log output. The command's functionality remains intact, and only relevant error messages are displayed to the user in case of an actual error.

Impact

This fix should enhance the user experience by preventing the unintended flood of debug information to the command line, thereby keeping the logs clean and relevant to the user's actions.

Resolves: Excessive logging when running :ObsidianToday with a template defined.

Please review the changes and consider merging this pull request to improve the plugin's functionality.

Thank you for your consideration.

Fixes #525

Best regards,
jmartinn

[epwalsh]

Thanks! Left over debugging 🤦

[werkz-by-drake]

I think this is still a problem? I believe I'm up to date

Sorry, let me know if it's unrelated and I'll file another ticket.

In the ObsidianToday note, I get log messages for:

• Opening the file
• Saving the file
• On the odd occasion when leaving normal mode (maybe every 30 seconds?)

[werkz-by-drake]

^ disregard, it went away after I came back from a meeting. Sorry.

[jmartinn]

No problem @epwalsh ! If I had a dollar for every time this has happened to me... I'm happy I could help 😁