0.5.6

Fixed

• Choosing a list icon works again. In Settings → List styles, clicking a list's icon now opens a searchable dialog listing every icon Obsidian has available, each shown as the actual glyph next to its name. Pick one and it applies straight away.
• Previously the icon was a text field whose suggestion list never opened and a glyph that ignored clicks, so the only way to set an icon was to type its id from memory — while the colour picker right next to it worked normally.

Existing list styles keep the icons they already have; nothing needs to be re-picked.

0.5.5

Added

• Lists can now be renamed. A new pencil icon in the list header (next to copy/trash) opens a rename dialog that rewrites the list across every item it contains — completed and incomplete — instead of having to move items one by one into a freshly created list.
• A list's custom color/icon and its "Default list" setting (if it was pinned) follow the rename automatically.

0.5.4

Added

• Tasks completed today now group together above your remaining active tasks, instead of staying mixed in with them. The group has a small gap below it to keep it visually distinct from the active list — and it stays visible regardless of the eye-icon toggle (which still controls older, past-completed items).
• Completing a task animates it sliding up into that group, and any other tasks that shift position as a result animate along with it instead of jumping into place.

0.5.3

0.5.3

0.5.2

@tags — tag people and contexts in your tasks

Type @ inside a task to tag a person or any context — e.g. talk to @matyas, then send docs.

• Autocomplete — typing @ opens a filtered dropdown of tags you already use. Tab/Shift+Tab or ↑/↓ to move the selection, Enter to insert. The tag lands with the cursor right after it (no trailing space), so @matyas, flows naturally.
• Sidebar entries — every tag with open tasks appears in the left rail below your lists, with a live incomplete count, sorted by how many open tasks reference it. Click one to see all its tasks.
• Tag search — a search starting with @ matches by tag. Partial and word-start matches work: @olch finds @piotrOlchawa.
• Readable display — @piotrOlchawa shows as "@piotr Olchawa" in the rail and capitalized inline. Accented letters fold to ASCII on save and casing is unified, so a person is one tag no matter how you type them.
• Drag onto a tag in the rail to add it to a task.

Tags live inline in your todo.txt using the standard @context convention, so they stay compatible with other todo.txt tools.

0.5.1

Attested releases

Release assets are now built from source in GitHub Actions and ship with signed artifact attestations (SLSA build provenance). Starting with this release, verify any downloaded asset with:

gh attestation verify main.js --repo 2easy/nudge

No plugin functionality changes since 0.5.0.

Full Changelog: 0.5.0...0.5.1

0.5.0

macOS Dock badge

• Optional native red badge on Obsidian's Dock icon counting your overdue tasks (uncompleted, due before today). Off by default — enable it in settings.
• Second toggle, "Badge includes tasks due today" (on by default when the badge is enabled): counts due-today + overdue, making the badge match the Today view's number — the Reminders/Things/Todoist convention. Turn it off for strict "only what I'm late on".
• Zero hides the badge entirely; completed tasks never count.
• Stays fresh without opening the Nudge pane: recomputed on startup, on every todo.txt change (including external edits), on settings changes, and when the date rolls over — a minute tick catches midnight and overnight sleep/wake.
• Bonus fix from the rollover tick: open Nudge views now re-render when the day changes, so the Today view rolls over at midnight instead of showing yesterday's state until the next edit.
• Disabling the plugin (or a read error) clears the badge rather than leaving a stale number.

Housekeeping

• Type-safe Electron access for the badge and popout-safe requestAnimationFrame, resolving all typescript-eslint warnings.
• ESLint setup mirroring the Obsidian plugin-review linter (npm run lint): typescript-eslint type-checked rules + eslint-plugin-obsidianmd.

0.4.0

Fuzzy search across all lists

• New magnifying-glass button in the panel header (left of +) that widens into an inline search input, or open it with the new configurable hotkey.
• Live fuzzy matching from the 2nd character on, re-ranked on every keystroke. Below 2 characters the previous view stays put.
• Searches item text and link URLs — links are cleaned before matching (protocol/www./query stripped, percent-decoded, slugs split into words), so blood angels finds …/how-to-paint-blood-angels.
• Results view: incomplete matches on top by relevance, all completed matches in the dimmed section below — shown by default, with the eye toggle hiding them independently of the other views.
• Matched characters are highlighted in the item text; when the match landed in the URL, the row's link button gets the same highlight.
• Every result shows its list tag(s); clicking a tag jumps to that list. Rows stay fully interactive (complete, inline edit, delete, due date, copy), and results can be dragged onto a rail list or Today. Copy-list works over the results in all three formats.
• Exit with Esc or the ✕ inside the input to return to the previously selected view (filters intact); clicking a rail list also exits. In Results, + returns to the previous view and starts an inline add there.

Configurable search hotkey

• New setting with the same click-and-press recorder as the new-task hotkey (e.g. record Cmd+F). Unset by default.
• Honored only while the Nudge view is the active pane, and it overrides Obsidian's own binding for that combo (e.g. find-in-note for Cmd+F).

0.3.0

0.3.0

0.2.1

0.2.1