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Support for generating HTML as a non-interactive command should be added. This should most likely be added to scripts/pre-commit.sh as well.

A command should be added to simplify installing scripts/pre-commit.sh to wikis managed by git.

Currently, users must generate activation scripts manually following the procedure documented by Click. This is somewhat inconvenient. Ideally, a command would be added similar to pip completion that detects the calling shell and outputs the appropriate activation script. The click-completion package might be useful.

Currently, the pre-commit hook does have have support for passing the --all flag to vimwiki. This can cause issues if committing to a freshly cloned repository without existing tag metadata.

A man page should be distributed that documents operation. The click-man package might be useful.

Editors compiled with the +clientserver option allows expressions to be sent remotely to an existing process. This would allow interactive vimwiki commands to open pages in a different window to leave the command-line free for other uses. It looks like the --remote-expr flag will be the most likely entry point, however there will be some complicating factors around detecting whether a server is running before execution as this flag does not seem to have the same behavior as the other --remote flags.

This appears to be an issue in Vimwiki itself; the :VimwikiGoto command takes <f-args> rather than <q-args>, which causes pages with spaces in the names to fail. Passing a quoted string to the command does not work as expected due to use of <f-args>. This will need to be fixed upstream - it may also be worth doing a quick evaluation to see if other commands have the same issue.

Support for displaying backlinks should be added to the new command group proposed by Issue #3.

A new command group should be added to manage pages to support these commands.

the commands `vimwiki diary today, yesterday or tomorrow' don't make it past vim-startify, where the 2021-09-20.wiki filename is somehow lost.

That said, the command vimwiki diary lands neatly on the diary index, no startify problems.

I don't know if this is actually a vimwiki-cli issue, or a vim-startify issue, I'll experiment some.