automatic link creation from [[link with space]] creates 2 files (with and without dashes)

[ultrasaurus]

Describe the bug

I'm new to Foam, just cloned the template and tried it today. This bug may be related to #494 but has very simple, easy to repro steps (at least for me).

Small Reproducible Example

https://github.com/ultrasaurus/foam-experiment/tree/twofiles

Steps to Reproduce the Bug or Issue

1. Make a new file index.md with this content:

# Index

- [[new prototype]]
- 

2. Roll over the link, press command and click.

Expected behavior

a single file is created with whatever default naming conventions y'all use

Screenshots or Videos

Foam creates two files:

• roll over and press command => creates new-prototype.md
• clicking on it => creates and opens new prototype.md

I end up with two files

Operating System Version

macOS

Visual Studio Code Version

1.68.1

Additional context

No response

[riccardoferretti]

Do you have markdown-notes installed? usually this has been the cause of this double note creation in the past

[ultrasaurus]

I don't have "markdown-notes" installed. Do I need it?

[riccardoferretti]

Nope, you don't need it.
Can you try disabling all extensions except foam and check if the issue persists?

[ultrasaurus]

well, works fine with just Foam. Sadly I don't have a record of what extensions were installed when I filed this bug. You might consider an issue template that asks that question. I didn't think of it, and did some experimentation with other extensions after trying foam, so may have disabled whatever it was that was causing the problem.

Thanks so much for your help!

[zomars]

I'm having the same issue and uninstalling markdown notes didn't work for me.

[riccardoferretti]

Can you check if it happens when only Foam is enabled?

[zomars]

@riccardoferretti yes, disabling foam prevents the double file creating.

[riccardoferretti]

Ok, that confirms Foam creates at least one of the files. Can you try disabling all other extensions except Foam and check if the double file creation still occurs?