docs: add scheduled re-indexing guide (macOS launchd + Linux cron)#321
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docs: add scheduled re-indexing guide (macOS launchd + Linux cron)#321
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launchd and cron run with a minimal PATH that excludes user-installed package managers (bun, nvm). Using bare `qmd` fails silently. Show `which qmd` to find the full path and use it in both examples. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closing - upstream has moved significantly since this was opened and rebasing would be non-trivial. The scheduled re-indexing docs are still a gap but happy to re-open or re-submit if there's interest. |
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The README covers one-time setup (
qmd embed) but doesn't explain how to keep the index fresh as notes grow and change over time.Adds a "Keeping Your Index Fresh" section with:
qmd update && qmd embedpatternPlaced before "Data Storage" so it sits naturally after the index maintenance commands.