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manifest.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
     "id": "obsidian-livesync",
     "name": "Self-hosted LiveSync",
-    "version": "0.23.7",
+    "version": "0.23.8",
     "minAppVersion": "0.9.12",
     "description": "Community implementation of self-hosted livesync. Reflect your vault changes to some other devices immediately. Please make sure to disable other synchronize solutions to avoid content corruption or duplication.",
     "author": "vorotamoroz",

package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "obsidian-livesync",
-    "version": "0.23.7",
+    "version": "0.23.8",
     "description": "Reflect your vault changes to some other devices immediately. Please make sure to disable other synchronize solutions to avoid content corruption or duplication.",
     "main": "main.js",
     "type": "module",

updates.md

@@ -18,6 +18,26 @@ I have a lot of respect for that plugin, even though it is sometimes treated as
 Hooray for open source, and generous licences, and the sharing of knowledge by experts.
 
 #### Version history
+- 0.23.8
+  - New feature:
+    - Now we are ready for i18n. 
+      - Patch or PR of `rosetta.ts` are welcome!
+    - 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.
+      - To try them, please run Self-hosted LiveSync in the dev build.
 - 0.23.7
   - Fixed:
     - No longer missing tasks which have queued as the same key (e.g., for the same operation to the same file).
@@ -41,34 +61,5 @@ Hooray for open source, and generous licences, and the sharing of knowledge by e
     - We can detect the bucket could not be reachable.
   - Note:
     - Known inexplicable behaviour: Recently, (Maybe while enabling `Incubate chunks in Document` and `Fetch chunks on demand` or some more toggles), our customisation sync data is sometimes corrupted. It will be addressed by the next release.
-- 0.23.4
-  - Fixed:
-    - No longer experimental configuration is shown on the Minimal Setup.
-  - New feature:
-    - We can now use `Incubate Chunks in Document` to reduce non-well-formed chunks.
-      - Default: disabled / Preferred: enabled in all devices.
-      - When we enabled this toggle, newly created chunks are temporarily kept within the document, and graduated to become independent chunks once stabilised.
-      - The [design document](https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync/blob/3925052f9290b3579e45a4b716b3679c833d8ca0/docs/design_docs_of_keep_newborn_chunks.md) has been also available..
-- 0.23.3
-  - Fixed: No longer unwanted `\f` in journal sync.
-- 0.23.2
-  - Sorry for all the fixes to experimental features. (These things were also critical for dogfooding). The next release would be the main fixes! Thank you for your patience and understanding!
-  - Fixed:
-    - Journal Sync will not hang up during big replication, especially the initial one.
-    - All changes which have been replicated while rebuilding will not be postponed (Previous behaviour).
-  - Improved:
-    - Now Journal Sync works efficiently in download and parse, or pack and upload.
-    - Less server storage and faster packing/unpacking usage by the new chunk format.
-- 0.23.1
-  - Fixed:
-    - Now journal synchronisation considers untransferred each from sent and received.
-    - Journal sync now handles retrying.
-    - Journal synchronisation no longer considers the synchronisation of chunks as revision updates (Simply ignored).
-    - Journal sync now splits the journal pack to prevent mobile device rebooting.
-    - Maintenance menus which had been on the command palette are now back in the maintain pane on the setting dialogue.
-  - Improved:
-    - Now all changes which have been replicated while rebuilding will be postponed.
 
-- 0.23.0
-  - New feature:
-    - Now we can use Object Storage.
+Older notes is in [updates_old.md](https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync/blob/main/updates_old.md).

updates_old.md

@@ -1,3 +1,56 @@
+### 0.23.0
+Incredibly new features!
+
+Now, we can use object storage (MinIO, S3, R2 or anything you like) for synchronising! Moreover, despite that, we can use all the features as if we were using CouchDB.
+Note: As this is a pretty experimental feature, hence we have some limitations.
+- This is built on the append-only architecture. It will not shrink used storage if we do not perform a rebuild.
+- A bit fragile. However, our version x.yy.0 is always so.
+- When the first synchronisation, the entire history to date is transferred. For this reason, it is preferable to do this under the WiFi network.
+- Do not worry, from the second synchronisation, we always transfer only differences.
+
+I hope this feature empowers users to maintain independence and self-host their data, offering an alternative for those who prefer to manage their own storage solutions and avoid being stuck on the right side of a sudden change in business model.
+
+Of course, I use Self-hosted MinIO for testing and recommend this. It is for the same reason as using CouchDB. -- open, controllable, auditable and indeed already audited by numerous eyes.
+
+Let me write one more acknowledgement.
+
+I have a lot of respect for that plugin, even though it is sometimes treated as if it is a competitor, remotely-save. I think it is a great architecture that embodies a different approach to my approach of recreating history. This time, with all due respect, I have used some of its code as a reference.
+Hooray for open source, and generous licences, and the sharing of knowledge by experts.
+
+#### Version history
+- 0.23.4
+  - Fixed:
+    - No longer experimental configuration is shown on the Minimal Setup.
+  - New feature:
+    - We can now use `Incubate Chunks in Document` to reduce non-well-formed chunks.
+      - Default: disabled / Preferred: enabled in all devices.
+      - When we enabled this toggle, newly created chunks are temporarily kept within the document, and graduated to become independent chunks once stabilised.
+      - The [design document](https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync/blob/3925052f9290b3579e45a4b716b3679c833d8ca0/docs/design_docs_of_keep_newborn_chunks.md) has been also available..
+- 0.23.3
+  - Fixed: No longer unwanted `\f` in journal sync.
+- 0.23.2
+  - Sorry for all the fixes to experimental features. (These things were also critical for dogfooding). The next release would be the main fixes! Thank you for your patience and understanding!
+  - Fixed:
+    - Journal Sync will not hang up during big replication, especially the initial one.
+    - All changes which have been replicated while rebuilding will not be postponed (Previous behaviour).
+  - Improved:
+    - Now Journal Sync works efficiently in download and parse, or pack and upload.
+    - Less server storage and faster packing/unpacking usage by the new chunk format.
+- 0.23.1
+  - Fixed:
+    - Now journal synchronisation considers untransferred each from sent and received.
+    - Journal sync now handles retrying.
+    - Journal synchronisation no longer considers the synchronisation of chunks as revision updates (Simply ignored).
+    - Journal sync now splits the journal pack to prevent mobile device rebooting.
+    - Maintenance menus which had been on the command palette are now back in the maintain pane on the setting dialogue.
+  - Improved:
+    - Now all changes which have been replicated while rebuilding will be postponed.
+
+- 0.23.0
+  - New feature:
+    - Now we can use Object Storage.
+
+
 ### 0.22.0
 A few years passed since Self-hosted LiveSync was born, and our codebase had been very complicated. This could be patient now, but it should be a tremendous hurt.
 Therefore at v0.22.0, for future maintainability, I refined task scheduling logic totally.