Post from Obsidian

Obsidian is my go-to note editor. With the community Git plugin I can quickly version posts and keep them in sync with the repository that powers this site.

Why use the Git plugin?

Using Git inside Obsidian means I can commit changes without leaving the editor. It also provides a history of my notes and posts so nothing gets lost.

Installation

1. Open Settings → Community Plugins.
2. Turn on community plugins and search for Obsidian Git.
3. Install and enable the plugin.

Basic workflow

1. After editing a note, open the command palette and run Obsidian Git: commit.
2. Provide a short commit message when prompted.
3. Use Obsidian Git: push to send changes to the remote repository.

With this setup I can draft posts locally, commit them in Obsidian, and publish them with a regular Git push.

TODOs

• Create a template for new Markdown files in Obsidian with the front matter above.