LogseqTimes 2023–05–23: Logseq Roadmap updates, Context Menus, Structuring data, Cheatsheet and more

Hi Everyone.

Just like the temperature getting hotter (reaching 40 degrees daily in the UAE), some of the discussions on Logseq were certainly heated but, at the same time, very civilised. I think this shows people’s sentiment towards Logseq from both the dev and user sides.

While there are still some hot coals to deal with, let’s make the fire walk together and not do what Ace Ventura did.

Logseq In The Wild

Upcoming Release

So this week, whilst we do not have a new release, one is being prepared and readied for launch. From my investigative skills, I believe Logseq 0.9.7 will be with us on 23 May, and may include

• New v2 table
• fix: broken block refs when cut or delete blocks
• enhance(editor): restore scroll position new adding newline in a block
• Enhance: graph-parser.cli supports all graphs, not just git ones
• fix: revert #9408 wrong default config.edn values #9409 or change default values in state/config