[Bug]: Clicking wiki link to non-existent note shows error instead of creating the note

[corkang]

What happened?

According to the documentation, "If the note doesn't exist yet, Lokus will create it when you click the link." However, when clicking a wiki link that points to a non-existent note, Lokus displays an error message instead of creating the note:

ERROR: Failed to load file: No such file or directory (os error 2)

The editor becomes unresponsive and cannot be edited after this error appears.
Expected behavior: Clicking a link to a non-existent note should automatically create an empty note with that name.

Version

0.1.0 (latest)

Operating System

macOS

Steps to reproduce

1. Open any note in Lokus
2. Type [[NewNoteThatDoesNotExist]] and press Enter or select to create the wiki link
3. Click on the created wiki link
4. Error message appears: "Failed to load file: No such file or directory (os error 2)"
5. The note is not created and the editor shows an error state

Relevant log output

Failed to load file: No such file or directory (os error 2)

Additional context

Two issues contribute to this bug:

1. In src/editor/components/Editor.jsx, when clicking a wiki link to a non-existent file, the click handler doesn't construct a proper absolute file path. It passes an unresolved relative path to the workspace.

2. In src/views/Workspace.jsx, when invoke("read_file_content") fails with a "file not found" error, the code only displays an error message. There's no logic to auto-create the file as documented.

The fix should:

• Construct a proper absolute path for non-existent files (in the same folder as the current note)
• Auto-create the .md file when a "No such file" error occurs

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[CodeWithInferno]

@corkang Fixed and now u can use it with new release 1.1.0