Quick question, this uses the note filed to add the link to the calendar event, in my testing this causes an update to the meeting and sends the obsidian link out to all parties, which is very confusing.
Is there anyway to add a check if the meeting exists without that link? Like with data jar or something like that?
Quick question, this uses the note filed to add the link to the calendar event, in my testing this causes an update to the meeting and sends the obsidian link out to all parties, which is very confusing.
True, but to be fair, the idea of the workflow is the two-way connection between notes and calendar events, i.e. adding a way to click a link in the note to get to the event and the other way around.
But I can see your point. So what are you trying to achieve? You want a note per event but you do not want to link back from the event to the note, correct?
Sidenote: If you’re looking for “invisible” connections (i.e., local, private), then maybe Hookmark is worth a look.
This is a very helpful shortcut.
I would like to achieve the following in addition:
I would like to customize the selection - be able to select which event I would like to create a new related note.
Be able to bring the attendees in the meeting and create a people profile for each of the attendees using a people template. This will later help me to run a dataview query or write a people MOC, regarding the interactions with the attendees in a period of time or on a particular topic.
How to bring minute of the meeting ( recorded by meeting note taker) from a mail to the meeting note which is created through the shortcut.
objective is essentially to achieve for every project - create/record the meetings and the people involved and what each one says.
I inspired from this shortcut but created for Fantastical. It works perfect! I automated it for 2 am in the morning. So, I see my daily notes ready when I start work in the morning.
