Incorrect Linking (In Waypoint/Landmark) For Multiple Same-Name Notes

[SherylNahuse]

Conditions:

1. When I create 2+ distinct folders, let's say "Classification Algorithms" and "Regression Algorithms", and...
2. Within both folders (Classification Algorithms AND Regression Algorithms), I create a file of overlapping name, let's say "Terms".

Bug:

1. File names (AND folder notes) within those distinct folders are linked as [[Terms]], instead of [[Classification Algorithms/Terms]] or [[Regression Algorithms/Terms]].
2. Consequently, when I click to access [[Terms]], I'm redirected to the [[Terms]] of the highest alphabetical order (in this case, [[Regression Algorithms/Terms]]) some arbitrary [[Terms]], perhaps the most-recently-created one.

Note:

• Interestingly, this issue does NOT happen when there is only 1 visible (as in "can be seen in the scope of X waypoint/landmark") file [[Terms]].
  • IF: There only exists 1 visible [[Terms]], let's say [[Classification Algorithms/Terms]]...
  • THEN: It'll properly display the absolute path [[Classification Algorithms/Terms]], recognizing that there are multiple [[Terms]] in my vault.
• The issue DOES occur when there are 2+of the same name exist in the scope of X waypoint/landmark (see "Conditions" and "Bug").

[claremacrae]

The Obsidian API has a function to generate the text of Markdown links:
https://docs.obsidian.md/Reference/TypeScript+API/FileManager/generateMarkdownLink

I believe that it detects whether there are multiple files of the same name, and if so, includes the full path in the link.

It uses the Obsidian settings for link style. Because this plugin has its own settings for style of link, this plugin would need to do its own checking for whether there is a duplicate filename.