Embedded/linked notes fail to publish

[aloksharmaonline]

For such a useful plugin (part of my essential toolkit already), this issue is a bit of disappointment:

Whenever embedding/linking notes from Note B into Note A via the syntax:

![[Note B Header]]

however much I try, publishing mostly fails to display the embedded Note B within the Note A.

I've already tried:

1. Force reload and opening in a private window, as advised in troubleshooting guide
2. Deleting the note and linking it again
3. Closing Obsidian and reopening it
4. Disabling the plugin and enabling it back
5. Searching for similar issues in the forum (none exist)

Nothing seems to work so far.
Request your support.

[vinveli-vici]

Similar issue here, but the transclusion is visible, just badly formatted and with the original link (or in the case of the links to headings or blocks, the name of the heading/block - would make a massive difference for those with heavily linked/embedded notes, especially if combined with automatic linked note sharing

[TangentFoxy]

Switch to reading mode using the button in the top right before sharing a note and it will always have the correct formatting.

I don't remember where I saw the solution to this, but the problem is that the live preview editor doesn't actually apply formatting to the whole note and embeds consistently (it has a small delay to apply it when changes happen, such as the refresh triggered when running the share note command, and it only applies it to range of text around where you are viewing), which especially causes this issue with long notes.

[alangrainger]

Thanks @TangentFoxy , that is super helpful. In the plugin I do automatically switch to reading mode before publishing ,but I am now pushing a new plugin version with a longer delay between switching to reading mode and processing the note, as apparently things haven't fully rendered yet with my short delay.

[TangentFoxy]

I had no idea that's why the notes appear to flash when publishing. I just adopted the behavior of manually switching before publishing to guard against this and for some reason never thought to mention it. I'm only sorry I didn't share this before!

[alangrainger]

@aloksharmaonline @vinveli-vici can you please test this with v1.3.1 (just released).