Replication is suspended when the Obsidian window becomes hidden (document.hidden),
so LiveSync and Periodic stop syncing while minimised until the window is focused.
Add keepReplicationActiveInBackground (default off, desktop only). When enabled, the
window-visibility handler no longer suspends on hide, so replication keeps running while
minimised. Becoming visible forces a teardown before reopen (LiveSync only) so a stalled,
half-open channel is always replaced.
Includes the setting definition (src/lib submodule), a desktop-only toggle in the Sync
pane shown for LiveSync and Periodic, a docs/settings.md entry, and unit tests for the
visibility handler.
- 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.
- Unexpected massive palallel running of file checking in boot sequence is solved.
- Batch file change is not missing changes now.
- Ignore changes caused by the plug-ins themselves.
- Garbage collection is completely disabled.
- Fixed sometimes fails initial replication after dropping local DB.
Improved:
- a bit more understandable messages
- Save the file into the big chunk on initial scan.
- Use history is always enabled.
- Boot sequence got faster.
- Illegible coloring of the Diff dialog.
# Implemented
- On-the-fly encryption and decryption in replication.
- Text splitting algorithms updated
(use a bit more memory (which is saved by On-the-fly enc-dec), but faster than old algorithms.)
- Garbage collector is now decent and memory saving.
# Internal things
- Refactored so much.
Miguel Ferreira