I also came across a blog post in which org-cite was announced. You will find a working configuration in the doom folder of my dotfiles. Make sure that you carefully follow the installation instructions for Doom emacs that are provided in the README of the repository.
However, the author of org-roam-server points to an excellent alternative, called org-roam-ui. You will also find that org-roam-server (a plugin that I did not discuss in the post below, but that I did occasionally use) does not work with org-roam V2. One of the more important changes is that org-roam-bibtex now uses an org-roam-capture template, instead of using its own capture templates. It is a good idea to check the new README at the org-roam-bibtex repository, as well as the manual. However, for org-roam-bibtex to work, you will need to make additional changes to your config (the config.el file). Making the switch to org-roam V2 basically involves changing a flag in your init.el file from +roam to +roam2.
You have the option to stick with org-roam V1, but that version is no longer actively maintained. This has to do with the fact that org-roam-bibtex has recently switched over to org-roam V2, which has been in development for a while now and was released in July.ĭoom emacs now also supports org-roam V2 and one of the gibub pages for Doom emacs describes how you can make the switch.
After upgrading my Doom emacs installation today, I noticed that org-roam-bibtex was broken.
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