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I'm not a programmer and I use vim just for taking notes. Now I'm trying to use the Vimwiki plugin.

It allows creating a daily entry. If we type the command <Leader>w<Leader>w, the diary-file based on the current date will be created.
I want this file to be named not only by the current date but also by the time of its creation (sort of 2201052359 instead of 2022-01-05).

I suppose I should write something in the ~/.vimrc file, but I have no idea what exactly. Should I use the timestamp plugin? If so, how can I use it when creating a vimwiki-diary-file?

Jorengarenar
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Per issue #1026, it is not possible because the format is hardcoded. See autoload/vimwiki/diary.vim#L89-98.

There is currently an open feature request to allow formatting the date. Subscribe to #579 to follow along. I am also interested in a similar feature :).

Mike
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