Keep editor comparison counters compact with their directional CSS classes,
and document selector migration plus an optional CSS animation snippet.
Extend real Obsidian coverage for push comparison with zero transfers,
independent expiry, idle and error states, and the documented snippet.
Prepare the fixture editor before loading the plug-in so the UI scenario
owns its setup order.
- Only show the passphrase and "Obfuscate Properties" controls once
end-to-end encryption is enabled, instead of leaving them visible
but disabled.
- Replace the password show/hide checkbox with an icon toggle button.
- Let translated labels wrap to their content instead of being
clipped into a fixed-width column (this clipped longer translated
labels, e.g. in German and Spanish).
- Scope the onboarding invitation link's 44px touch-target padding to
mobile, so on desktop it renders as a normal inline link instead of
a stray, oddly-padded button.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add prev/next buttons to jump between diff blocks in the
Document History view. Includes position indicator and
auto-scroll with visual focus highlighting.
- Now surely remote configurations are editable in the settings dialogue.
- We can fetch remote settings from the remote and apply them to the local settings for each remote configuration entry.
- No longer layout breaking occurs when the description of a remote configuration entry is too long.
- No longer deleted files are not clickable in the Global History pane.
- Diff view now uses more specific classes (#803).
- A message of configuration mismatching slightly added for better understanding.
- Now it says `When replication is initiated manually via the command palette or ribbon, a dialogue box will open to address this.` to make it clear that the user can fix the issue by themselves.
### Refactored
- `ModuleRedFlag` has been refactored to `serviceFeatures/redFlag` and also tested.
- `ModuleInitializerFile` has been refactored to `lib/serviceFeatures/offlineScanner` and also tested.
#### JWT Authentication
- Now we can use JWT Authentication ES512 correctly (#742).
- Several misdirections in the Setting dialogues have been fixed (i.e., seconds and minutes confusion...).
- The key area in the Setting dialogue has been enlarged and accepts newlines correctly.
- Caching of JWT tokens now works correctly
- Tokens are now cached and reused until they expire.
- They will be kept until 10% of the expiration duration is remaining or 10 seconds, whichever is longer (but at a maximum of 1 minute).
- JWT settings are now correctly displayed on the Setting dialogue.
#### Other fixes
- Receiving non-latest revisions no longer causes unexpected overwrites.
- On receiving revisions that made conflicting changes, we are still able to handle them.
### Improved
- No longer duplicated message notifications are shown when a connection to the remote server fails.
- Instead, a single notification is shown, and it will be kept on the notification area inside the editor until the situation is resolved.
- The notification area is no longer imposing, distracting, and overwhelming.
- With a pale background, but bordered and with icons.
- P2P Replication got more robust and stable.
### Breaking changes
- Send configuration via Peer-to-Peer connection is not compatible with older versions.
- CORS Checking messages now use replacements.
- Configuring CORS setting via the UI now respects the existing rules.
- Now startup-checking works correctly again, performs migration check serially and then it will also fix starting LiveSync or start-up sync. (#696)
- Statusline in editor now supported 'Bases'.
- Now, we can send custom headers to the server.
- Authentication with JWT in CouchDB is now supported.
### Improved
- The QR Code for set-up can be shown also from the setting dialogue now.
- Conflict checking for preventing unexpected overwriting on the boot-up process has been quite faster.
### Fixed
- Some bugs on Dev and Testing modules have been fixed.
Improved
- New Translation: `es` (Spanish) by @zeedif (Thank you so much)!
- Now all of messages can be selectable and copyable, also on the iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. Now we can copy or share the messages easily.
New Feature
- Peer-to-Peer Synchronisation has been implemented!
Fixed
- No longer memory or resource leaks when the plug-in is disabled.
- Now deleted chunks are correctly detected on conflict resolution, and we are guided to resurrect them.
- Hanging issue during the initial synchronisation has been fixed.
- Some unnecessary logs have been removed.
- Now all modal dialogues are correctly closed when the plug-in is disabled.
Refactor
- Several interfaces have been moved to the separated library.
- Translations have been moved to each language file, and during the build, they are merged into one file.
- Non-mobile friendly code has been removed and replaced with the safer code.
- Started writing Platform impedance-matching-layer.
- Svelte has been updated to v5.
- Some function have got more robust type definitions.
- Terser optimisation has slightly improved.
- During the build, analysis meta-file of the bundled codes will be generated.
- Vault History can show the correct information of match-or-not for each file and database even if it is a binary file.
- `Sync settings via markdown` is now hidden during the setup wizard.
- Verify and Fix will ignore the hidden files if the hidden file sync is disabled.
New feature
- Now we can fetch the tweaks from the remote database while the setting dialogue and wizard are processing.
Improved
- More things are moved to the modules.
- Includes the Main codebase. Now `main.ts` is almost stub.
- EventHub is now more robust and typesafe.
- Setting dialogue very slightly refined.
- The hodgepodge inside the `Hatch` pane has been sorted into more explicit categorised panes.
- Applying the settings will now be more informative.
New features:
- Word-segmented chunk building on users language.
Fixed:
- Sending chunks on `Send chunk in bulk` are now buffered to avoid the out-of-memory error.
- `Send chunk in bulk` is back to default disabled.
- Merging conflicts of JSON files are now works fine even if it contains `null`.
Development:
- Implemented the logic for automatically generating the stub of document for the setting dialogue.
- New Features:
- Case-insensitive file handling
- Files can now be handled case-insensitively.
- This behaviour can be modified in the settings under `Handle files as Case-Sensitive` (Default: Prompt, Enabled for previous behaviour).
- Improved chunk revision fixing
- Revisions for chunks can now be fixed for faster chunk creation.
- This can be adjusted in the settings under `Compute revisions for chunks` (Default: Prompt, Enabled for previous behaviour).
- Bulk chunk transfer
- Chunks can now be transferred in bulk during uploads.
- This feature is enabled by default through `Send chunks in bulk`.
- Creation of missing chunks without
- Missing chunks can be created without storing notes, enhancing efficiency for first synchronisation or after prolonged periods without synchronisation.
- Improvements:
- File status scanning on the startup
- Quite significant performance improvements.
- No more missing scans of some files.
- Status in editor enhancements
- Significant performance improvements in the status display within the editor.
- Notifications for files that will not be synchronised will now be properly communicated.
- Encryption and Decryption
- These processes are now performed in background threads to ensure fast and stable transfers.
- Verify and repair all files
- Got faster through parallel checking.
- Migration on update
- Migration messages and wizards have become more helpful.
- Behavioural changes:
- Chunk size adjustments
- Large chunks will no longer be created for older, stable files, addressing storage consumption issues.
- Flag file automation
- Confirmation will be shown and we can cancel it.
- Fixed:
- Database File Scanning
- All files in the database will now be enumerated correctly.
- Miscellaneous
- Dependency updated.
- Now, tree shaking is left to terser, from esbuild.
- Now we are ready for i18n.
- The setting dialogue has been refined. Very controllable, clearly displayed disabled items, and ready to i18n.
Fixed:
- Many memory leaks have been rescued.
- Chunk caches now work well.
- Many trivial but potential bugs are fixed.
- No longer error messages will be shown on retrieving checkpoint or server information.
- Now we can check and correct tweak mismatch during the setup
Improved:
- Customisation synchronisation has got more smoother.
Tidied
- Practically unused functions have been removed or are being prepared for removal.
- Many of the type-errors and lint errors have been corrected.
- Unused files have been removed.
Note:
- From this version, some test files have been included. However, they are not enabled and released in the release build.
- Error handling on booting now works fine.
- Replication is now started automatically in LiveSync mode.
- Batch database update is now disabled in LiveSync mode.
- No longer automatically reconnection while off-focused.
- Status saves are thinned out.
- Now Self-hosted LiveSync waits for all files between the local database and storage to be surely checked.
- Improved:
- The job scheduler is now more robust and stable.
- The status indicator no longer flickers and keeps zero for a while.
- No longer meaningless frequent updates of status indicators.
- Now we can configure regular expression filters in handy UI. Thank you so much, @eth-p!
- `Fetch` or `Rebuild everything` is now more safely performed.
- Minor things
- Some utility function has been added.
- Customisation sync now less wrong messages.
- Digging the weeds for eradication of type errors.
- We can disable the status bar in the setting dialogue.
- Improved:
- Now some files are handled as correct data type.
- Customisation sync now uses the digest of each file for better performance.
- The status in the Editor now works performant.
- Refactored:
- Common functions have been ready and the codebase has been organised.
- Stricter type checking following TypeScript updates.
- Remove old iOS workaround for simplicity and performance.