1.0.11
Release: Faster Styling, Smarter Cache
This release makes Supercharged Links feel snappier and more predictable — especially in large vaults. We introduced a smarter cache strategy so style changes show up faster and old styles don’t “stick” after edits.
What changed
1) Versioned rule cache (ruleConfigVersion)
Think of this like a cache generation number.
- Every time you make a rule-related change (edit/create/delete/reorder), the generation is bumped.
- Cache keys now include that version.
- Result: old cache entries are automatically ignored after changes, so you get fresh styling without weird stale leftovers.
In short:
new rules config = new cache namespace.
2) Better live refresh behavior
When rules change, the plugin refreshes visible links more directly, so updates appear quickly in the editor and UI.
3) Startup stabilization pass
A second delayed refresh pass helps when metadata/Dataview data is still warming up right after launch.
That improves first-load consistency in big vaults.
Why this matters
With very large vaults, performance is often less about raw compute and more about:
- avoiding unnecessary recomputation
- invalidating cache at the right time
- syncing UI updates with metadata readiness
This release improves all three.
User-visible impact
- Faster, “cleaner” feeling interactions
- Quick switcher/suggestions feel more responsive
- Styling updates apply more reliably after rule edits
- Fewer stale-style edge cases
Release hygiene
- Perf/debug instrumentation remains available for diagnostics
- Debug logging is disabled in normal release mode