Filter Obsidian pseudo-tags#58
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Obsidian's tag tokenizer surfaces CSS color literals (#rrggbb / #rrggbbaa) from prose and code as tags. Narrow the listTags pseudo-tag filter to the unambiguous 6- and 8-hex form only. Pure-numeric and 3-hex names are no longer filtered — they collide with legitimate short tags (ace, bad, fed) and year tags (2024, 1984). Branch rebased onto current main; adds a focused unit test for isObsidianPseudoTag. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#rrggbb/#rrggbbaa) out of the Local REST API/tags/responseobsidian_list_tagsandobsidian://tagsstay consistentWhy
Obsidian's tag tokenizer can report CSS color literals from prose or code as tags. Filtering the 6/8-hex form makes tag listings cleaner. Pure-numeric names and 3-hex names are deliberately not filtered — they collide with legitimate short tags (
ace,bad,fed) and year tags (2024,1984), so dropping them would be surprising data loss.Tests
bun test tests/services/obsidian-pseudo-tag.test.tsbun run test(full suite green)bun run test:typesNote
Branch rebased onto current
main. The filter is narrowed to 6/8-hex only (down from an earlier numeric + 3/6/8-hex version) after review feedback that the broader form dropped legitimate year/short tags.