* Initial version - setup a file-push architecture for generating embeddings with Khoj
* Update unit tests to fix with new application design
* Allow configure server to be called without regenerating the index; this no longer works because the API for indexing files is not up in time for the server to send a request
* Use state.host and state.port for configuring the URL for the indexer
* On application startup, load in embeddings from configurations files, rather than regenerating the corpus based on file system
- Text before headings was not being indexed due to buggy orgnode
parsing logic
- Resolved indexing intro text from files with and without headings in
them
- Ensure intro text node has heading set to all title lines collected
from the file
Resolves#165
- Why
The khoj pypi packages should be installed in `khoj' directory.
Previously it was being installed into `src' directory, which is a
generic top level directory name that is discouraged from being used
- Changes
- move src/* to src/khoj/*
- update `setup.py' to `find_packages' in `src' instead of project root
- rename imports to form `from khoj.*' in complete project
- update `constants.web_directory' path to use `khoj' directory
- rename root logger to `khoj' in `main.py'
- fix image_search tests to use the newly rename `khoj' logger
- update config, docs, workflows to reference new path `src/khoj'
- Issue
- Indent regex was previously catching escape sequences like newlines
- This was resulting in entries with only escape sequences in body to
be prepended to property drawers etc during rendering
- Fix
- Update indent regex to only look for spaces in each line
- Only render body when body contains non-escape characters
- Create test to prevent this regression from silently resurfacing
- Having Tags as sets was returning them in a different order
everytime
- This resulted in spuriously identifying existing entries as new
because their tags ordering changed
- Converting tags to list fixes the issue and identifies updated new
entries for incremental update correctly
- This is still clunky but it should be commitable
- General enough that it'll work even when a users notes are not in the home directory
- While solving for the special case where:
- Notes are being processed on a different machine and used on a different machine
- But the notes directory is in the same location relative to home on both the machines
