Hypothesis: too heavy file

[AtomicNess123]

Hi, I have been using orger to for my hypothesis database. However, the org file has become too big at this point.

Do you know of a way to start syncing into a second file after the file has become too big? (or start syncing into a second file from a predefined time point instead of syncing into the same file)? Thanks!

[karlicoss]

Hi! Yeah, it's soon going to be a problem for me as well. Not supported as is at the moment, but I might look at it soon-ish!

[hwiorn]

@karlicoss
I have 1k+ annotations. It's not many.
But it seems to be quite slowly to load it at first when I'm trying to link it to org-roam notes.

How about these Orger options?

1. Split org files by numbers(e.g: 5000 annotations per file).

• Output: HypView-0001.org, HypView-0002.org, ...

2. Split org files per on web page.

• Output: HypView-github-karlicoss-orger-issues-24.org

3. Split org files per on hypothesis annotation group.

• Output: HypView-PromnesiaDev.org

1 or 2 can be implemented inside Orger itself. 3 should change the hypexport to handle hypothesis group fields for Orger.

[AtomicNess123]

Yes, I have +10k annotations, and I can't use the file in Agenda anymore 😆

[karlicoss]

Yeah, @hwiorn I think 1 makes the most sense -- in addition to it being possible to implement in Orger itself, it's also can be completely agnostic of Hypothesis, so it'll also work for other modules. Perhaps it could be a code change somewhere around this line

orger/src/orger/org_view.py

Line 131 in 1a51181

def make_tree(self) -> OrgNode:

Another option would be to split by file size, although I'd imagine with something like 1000 annotations per file it won't matter.

[iburunat]

Hi! Similar issue here. Has this been implemented?