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Well then, everyone: it has been roughly a year since I declared the 0.25 beta. During that time, we have concentrated mainly on fixing defects and completing the features that the project needed.
Version 1.0 has been in mind for some time. We have now brought together the work intended to make it possible: stronger CI, more detailed tests, an E2E runner suited to synchronisation, and testing tools for physical devices. These now form a coherent [Kit](https://github.com/vrtmrz/fancy-kit) rather than a collection of isolated pieces. With those foundations in place, it seems that the time has finally come to reshape the structure of this repository.
Version 1.0 has been in mind for some time. We have now brought together the work intended to make it possible: stronger CI, more detailed tests, an E2E runner suited to synchronisation, and testing tools for physical devices. These now form a coherent Kit rather than a collection of isolated pieces. With those foundations in place, it seems that the time has finally come to reshape the structure of this repository.
None of this would have been possible without your issue reports, pull requests, sponsorship, and the support provided through [OpenAI's Codex for Open Source](https://openai.com/form/codex-for-oss/). I would like to express my gratitude once again. As with every pull request contributed to the project, code produced with Codex and similar tools is reviewed and audited by me, vrtmrz. Anyone interested in how I manage that process can refer to [my dotfiles](https://github.com/vrtmrz/dotfiles).
None of this would have been possible without your issue reports, pull requests, sponsorship, and the support provided through OpenAI's Codex for Open Source. I would like to express my gratitude once again. As with every pull request contributed to the project, code produced with Codex and similar tools is reviewed and audited by me, vrtmrz. Anyone interested in how I manage that process can refer to my dotfiles.
This will call for your help once again. I would be very grateful for your co-operation as we build a sounder foundation for the project and its future development.
Earlier releases remain available in the [0.25 release history](https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync/blob/1.0.0-beta.0/docs/releases/0.25.md) and the [legacy release history](https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync/blob/1.0.0-beta.0/docs/releases/legacy.md).
Earlier releases remain available in the 0.25 release history and the legacy release history.
## Unreleased
### Improved
- Choosing **Not now** on a merge conflict now postpones repeated dialogues for that conflict while the active file retains an unresolved-conflict warning. Three or more live versions show their current count and are reviewed one deterministic pair at a time; completed pairs remain resolved across restart. The existing conflict commands can reopen a postponed conflict explicitly, and a later conflict prompts again after the current one has been resolved.
- Enabling Hidden File Sync now opens one progress Notice before its setting is saved and reuses that Notice throughout the initial file scan, instead of stacking separate phase and restart Notices.
- P2P is now presented only after it has been configured: its status pane no longer opens at start-up, its ribbon icon remains hidden for CouchDB-only Vaults, and the retired P2P pane command has been removed. The current pane distinguishes announcing changes, following a peer, and persistent per-device actions. Setup and guidance now distinguish the required signalling relay from optional TURN, and describe the public signalling relay's privacy and availability limits.
- First-device P2P setup now accepts a successfully opened signalling room without requiring another peer to be online. Additional-device Fetch still requires selecting a source peer and completing `P2P Rebuild`.
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### Fixed
- Answering or externally closing a merge dialogue immediately no longer leaves conflict processing waiting for a response which has already occurred.
- Choosing **Apply settings to this device, and fetch again** for a compatible configuration mismatch now applies the remote settings before Fetch, instead of updating the remote database with this device's settings.
- Accepted settings which control how new chunks are created now take effect before synchronisation is retried, rather than leaving the previous hash or splitter active until restart.
### Testing
- Added revision-tree regressions and focused real-Obsidian scenarios for multiple-version review and restart between resolution stages.
- Added regressions for P2P configuration, the distinction between setting up the first device and using Fetch on an additional device, the P2P status pane, CouchDB setup policy, and mobile dialogues.
## 1.0.0-beta.2
23rd July, 2026
### Improved
- Choosing **Not now** on a merge conflict now postpones repeated dialogues for that conflict while the active file retains an unresolved-conflict warning. Three or more live versions show their current count and are reviewed one deterministic pair at a time; completed pairs remain resolved across restart. The existing conflict commands can reopen a postponed conflict explicitly, and a later conflict prompts again after the current one has been resolved.
### Fixed
- Answering or externally closing a merge dialogue immediately no longer leaves conflict processing waiting for a response which has already occurred.
### Testing
- Added revision-tree regressions and focused real-Obsidian scenarios for multiple-version review and restart between resolution stages.
## 1.0.0-beta.1
22nd July, 2026
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- An unconfigured installation now waits for you to start setup. A long-lived Notice offers the setup action, and **Open onboarding wizard** remains available from the command palette instead of the dialogue opening automatically.
- The setup wizard now creates named remote profiles for CouchDB, Object Storage, and P2P. Current Setup URIs preserve their profile names and selections, and the wizard reserves Rebuild or Fetch before the ordinary start-up scan begins.
- Peer-to-Peer Synchronisation (P2P) and Hidden File Sync are supported opt-in features. JWT authentication, ignore files, automatic newer-file conflict resolution, and Garbage Collection V3 remain previews. Customisation Sync remains a supported advanced workflow.
- Data Compression remains available after measurement showed a modest, workload-dependent reduction in stored and transferred chunk data. Its benefits, costs, and reason for remaining disabled by default in 1.0 are described in the [Data Compression specification](https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync/blob/1.0.0-beta.0/docs/specs_data_compression.md).
- Data Compression remains available after measurement showed a modest, workload-dependent reduction in stored and transferred chunk data. Its benefits, costs, and reason for remaining disabled by default in 1.0 are described in the Data Compression specification.
- Compatibility review now runs before Config Doctor without overlapping it. Existing Vaults retain their automatic synchronisation choices and explicit file-name case setting. For installations created by earlier releases, LiveSync preserves whether setup had been completed and saves a missing legacy case setting as case-insensitive.
- P2P connections now restart reliably after settings are reapplied or the local database is reset. Setup on an additional device asks you to select the source device once. Disconnecting leaves the LiveSync room and closes its signalling relay connections so that reconnecting can establish a new room.
- Action buttons are stacked vertically, long setup dialogues keep their controls reachable on mobile screens, and persistent Notices no longer cover close controls. Hidden File Sync reload and restart requests are grouped into one message, including the case reported in [issue #555](https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync/issues/555).
- Action buttons are stacked vertically, long setup dialogues keep their controls reachable on mobile screens, and persistent Notices no longer cover close controls. Hidden File Sync reload and restart requests are grouped into one message, including the case reported in issue #555.
- Warnings about estimated remote storage size now appear as long-lived clickable Notices instead of timed dialogues. Initial uploads and Rebuild operations no longer prompt to send every chunk in advance; ordinary replication completes the transfer.
- Removed the obsolete **Use the trash bin** control and the setting for fixed chunk revisions. Remote deletion still follows Obsidian's preference, and chunk revisions remain content-derived. The Change Log remains available but no longer opens automatically or tracks unread versions.
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### Miscellaneous
- Self-hosted LiveSync now owns its translation catalogue. Commonlib provides English messages to other applications, and translation contributions can be made directly to the Self-hosted LiveSync repository.
- Detailed architecture, compatibility, and verification notes are available in [pull request #1033](https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync/pull/1033) and its linked specifications and decisions.
### Testing