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Clear and concise description of the problem
Currently, an object exported in markdown format loses ALL relation data. This is a huge issue since handling any remotely large amount of data in Anytype basically requires the use of relations (which then often become the backbone of data organization with the use of collections and sets which incentivize relation based sorting methods). Since this relation data isn't exported, a lot of important context (and in some cases, major amounts of information) is lost.
Suggested solution
Simply modify the markdown export to include data about relations as well as where they are assigned in the exported document.
Alternative
Not really, I mean relations are a pretty core feature of Anytype. If I stop using relations for fear of losing data or my data being locked-in, why would I use Anytype at all?
Additional context
Example of issue
You would expect important info to be retained but...
Let's call a spade a spade, this is currently an unfortunate type of vendor-lock in (even if unintentional which I'd like to believe it is unintentional).
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Clear and concise description of the problem
Currently, an object exported in markdown format loses ALL relation data. This is a huge issue since handling any remotely large amount of data in Anytype basically requires the use of relations (which then often become the backbone of data organization with the use of collections and sets which incentivize relation based sorting methods). Since this relation data isn't exported, a lot of important context (and in some cases, major amounts of information) is lost.
Suggested solution
Simply modify the markdown export to include data about relations as well as where they are assigned in the exported document.
Alternative
Not really, I mean relations are a pretty core feature of Anytype. If I stop using relations for fear of losing data or my data being locked-in, why would I use Anytype at all?
Additional context
Example of issue
You would expect important info to be retained but...
Let's call a spade a spade, this is currently an unfortunate type of vendor-lock in (even if unintentional which I'd like to believe it is unintentional).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: