Infer listing group from parent directory when frontmatter is absent - #3891
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…s absent Content files inside a group subdirectory (e.g. reference/indentation/foo.md) are automatically assigned to that group without requiring an explicit listing: indentation in their frontmatter. The frontmatter key still takes precedence when present. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
The
listing:directive groups files via explicitlisting: <group>frontmatter. Content that's already organized into per-group subdirectories (e.g.reference/indentation/foo.md) shouldn't have to repeat that grouping in every file's frontmatter — it's redundant with the directory structure and easy to forget, silently dropping pages into the "ungrouped" bucket.What
When a content file has no
listing:frontmatter,ResolveListingRefnow falls back to inferring the group from the file's parent directory, but only when that directory is a recognized group folder (i.e. it has a group index file). Explicitlisting:frontmatter still takes precedence when present.Made with Cursor