feat: Graph depth - #391
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@oleeskild can I get a review on this? |
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Thanks! I don't want this to be on by default, but it would be nice to have it toggleable (is that a word?) by note settings like the graph itself. Can you add that? |
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Done! |
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Companion PR: oleeskild/obsidian-digital-garden#815 |
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Had to think a bit about the "bridge" part of your PR, and I agree with your choice. Hidden notes shouldn't act as a bridge. But they should still show the "neighborhood" if you are actually on that hidden note. I'll merge it in and release today. Thanks for the quick toggle fix. |
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This PR just brings back the depth slider we already had but was missing from our newer port.
You can see this in action here: https://hermitage.utsob.me/musings/ai-and-time/