org-mode recently changed the standard for naming blocks.
Previously, it would use capitalized names; now it uses lower case
names.
E.g., #+BEGIN_SRC -> #+begin_src
Also, add a "quote" symbol for the #+begin_quote block.
On macos/bsd systems, uuidgen produces all uppercase output. On
Linux/GNU systems it produces all lowercase output. This leads to
problems when managing org files across both systems (see e.g.
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-orgmode/2019-07/msg00081.html).
This change adds a defadvice for `org-id-new` to always lowercase the
output of `uuidgen` so the behavior is consistent across platforms.
I think it's pretty common for people (myself included) to name their capture file `capture.org` file, and currently this rule matches it, so if you open capture.org, your end up with it opened in a popup (I believe it wasn't intended?). My fix makes it so it matches only capture buffers (they've got name like `CAPTURE-filename.org`). I believe there shouldn't be any unanticipated consequences of the change?
As far as I understand, the problem is that in elisp, regexes are case insensitive by default, and the sensitivity is controlled by a [variable](http://ergoemacs.org/emacs/emacs_regex.html), so I struggle to see what's the proper way to control it (especially considering the window manipulation happens in `window.el`). If you know of a way to deal with this, happy to implement and update my pull request!
It makes more sense to store this file where you keep your org files,
rather than in Doom's .local files, which could be deleted for
debugging, or local only to a specific machine.
Also make ID links relative to org-directory, in case you use the same
org library on a different system with different filesystem
layout/system of symlinks.
- Adds more keys under `<localleader> a`
- Reconfigures org-download to use org-attach system
- Make org-id-track-globally = t a global default now (not just for
org-brain)
- Renamed +org-init-centralized-attachments-h to +org-init-attachments-h
- org-attach-store-link-p = t (stores a link to an attachment when it is
attached)
- org-attach-use-inheritance = t (inherit attachment properties from
parent nodes)
