Notes on Integrating Git with Obsidian Sync

Introduction

Recently, I've been trying out all sorts of note-taking applications.

• Notion
• Heptabase
• Inkdrop

And so on...

Among them, I felt "This is it!" while using Obsidian, and I took the plunge and subscribed to Obsidian Sync (to synchronize with other devices).
While synchronization is possible without Obsidian Sync, I wanted to make the integration with iPhone and iPad smoother & just make things easier, so I tried subscribing. I'm very satisfied and find it quite comfortable.

Wanting to use Obsidian Sync while using Git integration

Among the many Obsidian plugins, there is one that allows you to manage Obsidian data in a repository via Git integration.
There might not be many people using Obsidian Sync while also using Git integration (I couldn't find any articles), so I'll leave a record of the procedure.

Prerequisites are as follows:

• Obsidian Git plugin setup is complete.
• A repository for Obsidian exists on GitHub.

Procedure

1. Clone the repository beforehand.

2. Open the vault from Obsidian Sync.
   

3. Connect the vault (If you haven't set up Obsidian Sync yet, please do so).
   

4. Specify the repository for the location, set the vault name, and create it.
   

This is it. Let's confirm that the Git plugin works.

Conclusion

When setting up in a new environment, I accidentally opened from Sync first and thought, "Wait, how do I set up the Git integration again?" So I've documented it here as a note.