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Minimalist vault separate from demo-vault-v2, designed to introduce new users to Laputa's key features: types, relationships, views, wiki-links, and git sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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title: "Task: Set Up Git Sync"
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type: Task
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Status: Open
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Belongs to: "[[Laputa Onboarding]]"
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---
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Your vault is a git repository. Connecting it to a remote lets you back up your notes and sync across devices.
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## What to try
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1. Create a new repository on GitHub, GitLab, or any git host
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2. Open a terminal in your vault directory
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3. Add the remote: `git remote add origin <your-repo-url>`
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4. Push your vault: `git push -u origin main`
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## Using the Changes view
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Laputa has a built-in Changes view in the sidebar that shows modified files. From there you can:
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- See which files have changed since the last commit
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- Commit changes with a message
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- Push to the remote
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## Tip
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Git sync means you can edit your vault from any device — even a plain text editor on a computer that does not have Laputa installed. The next time you open Laputa, pull the latest changes and everything updates.
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