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Gistr Changelog (V1.6.2).md
  • feat: added the ability to create, save, and update Github with your obsidian vault notes.
    • Can be activated by either right-clicking in your note somewhere, OR opening your Obsidian Command Palette and selecting the Save options.
  • feat: added new setting to adjust notification time in settings Global tab
  • feat: added Gistr plugin update notification for both stable and beta releases
  • feat: added new settings tab Save & Sync
  • feat: added github gist api status indicator in settings
    • todo: add setting in v1.4.1 to disable update notification if the user wishes. for now it just pops up for a few seconds as a notification box in the top right.
  • feat: added ability to either manualy create gists, or have Gistr constantly monitor notes for changes and then push those changes to a gist repo.
  • change: all sliders now have visual integer to the right of the slider so that users dont have to hover to view the current configured value
  • change: getting started modal interface updated
  • change: made minor edits to color scheme for OpenGist
    • todo: add color options for different language objects, (e.g.: variables, functions, globals, comments, etc)
  • change: stable releases will now be minified to reduce code / comments
  • change: codeblock opacity minimum changed from 0 to 0.20
  • housekeeping: cleaned up debug prints, ensured others dont display unless in development environment
  • perf: made changes to help increase performance. since there is now a feature to constantly check for updates to notes, every microsecond counts.
  • fix: getting started modal was not opening for users. fixed the variable being stored.
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