A page automatically becomes a tag if accidentally prefixed with #
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People do sometimes accidentally tag a page like in logseq/db-test#201 and should have a way to undo it
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Hi. This is expected behavior, is documented here and is how original Logseq works. I do understand that one could accidentally turn a page to a tag so I have added a page menu option |
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What Happened?
I accidentally added a "#" before referencing a page, which caused it to become a new tag instead. I don't want that page to appear as a tag.
Refer this video for example:-
chrome_bd9HAl2UJ0.mp4
Reproduce the Bug
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Expected Behavior
Existing page should not become a tag automatically.
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Are you willing to submit a PR? If you know how to fix the bug.
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