Hi!
I am retaking my research after one year, but I would like to ask to the community how do they work in academic/research/consultant settings?
Let me clarify my question: I have a directory for my org-roam nodes (~/roam). But I usually work drafting classes or documents in git repositories (located on ~/projects). Is this correct? What do you think? What do you do?
How do you draft classes or documents in git repositories?
I have my entire set of Org-roam notes in a git repository, using git-auto-commit-mode to auto-commit on save. It works flawlessly. This could potentially be useful to you?
For my org-roam notes, I have the same setup than you, but if I need to work in a project or I am working in my lecture slides for my students, I work in different git repositories: one for each class, one for each consultancy project. If I need to refer to my org-roam notes, it feels that they are not so well integrated, and I lost some connections. Does that make sense?
I believe you can setup multiple Org-roam directories that communicate with each other, but I do not do it myself, so can’t help there unfortunately.
Thank you. I will check the manual and I will wait to see have a better workflow than mine