I'm really sorry, I wasn't able to test it successfully, I don't know what went wrong.
My procedure is as follows.
Upgrade joplin to 2.88, upgrade vscode to 1.67.1
Install the joplin-vscode-plugin0.7.9 you gave in vscode
Use the excalidraw in vscode to draw a diagram and save it as SVG on the desktop
Drag this SVG diagram into joplin's test notes
open this test note in vscode, ctrl+mouse click on the attachment
But there is no response. There is no prompt.
I think it should be a wrong operation, but I don't know where the problem is, I hope to be corrected. Or you can write a simple tutorial if it is convenient, thanks.
Try the shortcut keys ctrl+j, ctrl+l to list the resource list of the current note, and then select one to edit it, this error that occurs from time to time is the main reason why I released 0.7.8
can also be triggered by entering the command joplin show resources in vscode
Also, it looks like your markdown preview is not showing the image correctly, refer to the faq: FAQ | Joplin Utils
Yes, it's great, the preview problem is solved, the solution is to un-disable the upper right corner in the previous illustration.
But the problem with opening with excalidraw I still can't figure out.
Clicking still doesn't jump to the interface of excalidraw.
Rest early, I will test again tomorrow if I have time.
This version requires vscode version ^1.71.0, it is recommended to update to the latest version, not yet published to the vscode plugin store, please manually download vsx to install
feat: support dragging the sidebar notes into the text
refactor: rename FolderOrNote => JoplinTreeItem
feat: remove cut and paste commands that are no longer needed
feat: implement the drag and drop function of the sidebar
feat: support drag and drop file upload from file manager to joplin
feat: register markdown languages together to avoid processing md files of non-joplin notes
feat: Change the log storage location to avoid the problem that the vscode log directory changes frequently and the logs are not concentrated in one directory, and save possible error messages to the log when the command execution fails
joplin-vscode-plugin is now published to the open-vsx service, which is used by the open source alternative to vscode, the plugin can now be seen from here
Now, after 47 versions, I think the integration of joplin in vscode is basically complete, and it should only require some maintenance, so 1.0.0 is released