Sorry, coding and Github ignorant here.
In Roam, when you put a "[[" and start writing a page name, a contextual box appears just down of the cursor, and you have the option to autocomplete the full page name, and it's very useful, because it's a very fast way of creating an internal link (also, you only have to remember the name partially).
In TiddlyRoam, in the same situation:
a) sometimes, nothing happens (!).
b) when the box appears, before or after all the possible page names, an horizontal line appears. If you choose that line with the down arrow, a literal "<hr>" appears in the final page, which doesn't make sense.
c) I learned after some time that you can choose the page name in the box with the down arrow. I was trying to choose it with the mouse, as in Roam, but that doesn't work
Sorry, coding and Github ignorant here.
In Roam, when you put a "[[" and start writing a page name, a contextual box appears just down of the cursor, and you have the option to autocomplete the full page name, and it's very useful, because it's a very fast way of creating an internal link (also, you only have to remember the name partially).
In TiddlyRoam, in the same situation:
a) sometimes, nothing happens (!).
b) when the box appears, before or after all the possible page names, an horizontal line appears. If you choose that line with the down arrow, a literal "<hr>" appears in the final page, which doesn't make sense.
c) I learned after some time that you can choose the page name in the box with the down arrow. I was trying to choose it with the mouse, as in Roam, but that doesn't work