Resolve Obsidian Filename Determination Issue in background.js #290
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use formatTitle(article) instead of article.title in obsidian func
use formatTitle(article) instead of article.title in obsidian func
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Description
This pull request addresses the Obsidian integration issue related to filename determination in the
background.jsfile. The problem was identified in the use ofarticle.title, which did not adhere to the "Template for title/filename" setting. The fix involves replacingarticle.titlewithawait formatTitle(article), ensuring proper alignment with user configuration preferences.Changes Made
background.js: replacedarticle.titlewithawait formatTitle(article).Issue Reference
Closes #289