Use the published package for deleted Metadata reflection and retain the real
Obsidian deletion, rename, and final-check restoration regression coverage.
(src/serviceModules/FileSystemAdapters/pathAliasGuard.ts)
- Require every existing, unindexed path component to use a name listed by its parent directory.
- Accept case-only and Unicode-normalisation differences while caching positive directory listings briefly.
(src/serviceModules/FileSystemAdapters/ObsidianStorageAdapter.ts, src/serviceModules/FileSystemAdapters/ObsidianVaultAdapter.ts)
- Apply the alias boundary before text, binary, append, directory, removal, create, modify, rename, delete, and trash operations.
- Check both the source and destination of vault renames before calling the host API.
(src/serviceModules/FileSystemAdapters/pathAliasGuard.unit.spec.ts)
- Cover directory and file aliases across every mutating adapter route with synthetic host behaviour.
- Exercise real host filesystem aliases where the platform exposes them, including new files and directories below an aliased folder.
- Preserve listed names, case-only differences, indexed paths, and new-file behaviour.
(src/serviceModules/FileSystemAdapters/ObsidianStorageAdapter.unit.spec.ts, src/serviceModules/FileSystemAdapters/ObsidianVaultAdapter.unit.spec.ts)
- Extend existing adapter fixtures with the vault-index contract used by the guard.
Fill the 408 entries that were missing from the Simplified Chinese
catalogue, bringing coverage of en.json from 72.5% to 100%
(1073 -> 1481 entries; 1480/1480 English keys now translated).
Files updated, per docs/adding_translations.md ("Commit the edited YAML
and all regenerated JSON and TypeScript resources together"):
- src/common/messagesYAML/zh.yaml - source catalogue
- src/common/messagesJson/zh.json - npm run i18n:yaml2json
- src/common/messages/combinedMessages.prod.ts
- npm run i18n:bakejson
The TypeScript resource matters: the release workflow runs
`npm run build`, which is only `node esbuild.config.mjs production` and
does NOT re-run `i18n:bake`. Since src/common/translation.ts imports
combinedMessages.prod.ts directly, a catalogue change that omits this
file would not reach the shipped main.js.
Verification
- No existing translation was modified: every key already present in
zh.json is byte-identical (0 changed, 0 removed).
- Placeholders checked string-for-string against the English source.
15 new entries contain ${...} or {HERE}; all match.
- combinedMessages.prod.ts regenerated with _tools/bakei18n.ts and
formatted with the project's Prettier config. The diff against main is
408 added `zh:` lines plus the expected bookkeeping, and no other
language changes.
- Terminology follows the existing catalogue (Vault -> 库,
Passphrase -> 密码短语, Setup URI -> 设置 URI, chunk -> 块).
Technical identifiers (URL, JWT, CouchDB, S3, TURN, IDB, P2P) are
intentionally left in English, matching current practice.
Two unrelated upstream issues, not addressed here
1. `dialog.yourLanguageAvailable` defines its placeholder as
`%{Display language}` while `$msg()` substitutes on `${...}`, so the
placeholder is never expanded and the literal text is shown in every
language.
2. The committed YAML catalogues appear stale relative to the JSON ones
(e.g. `en.yaml` lacks entries that `en.json` already contains, and
its wrapping differs from current tool output). This affects every
language and probably deserves a separate change.
(src/features/ConfigSync/CmdConfigSync.ts)
- Call the readiness predicate before accepting configuration file events.
- Stop the periodic sweep while settings are applied and let the resume lifecycle scan and restart it once.
(src/features/ConfigSync/CmdConfigSync.applySettings.unit.spec.ts)
- Exercise the ControlService settings path while active, suspended, and resumed.
- Verify that suspended settings application performs no scan and leaves the periodic sweep stopped.
(src/features/ConfigSync/CmdConfigSync.readiness.unit.spec.ts)
- Cover configuration file events before and after application readiness.
(updates.md)
- Document the readiness and suspension behaviour.
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