v0.1.10

Highlights

• Added Auto Sync File Diagnostics, a debug-only setting that writes structured Auto Sync scheduler, skip, retry, completion, and failure events to plugin-private FileStorage while also mirroring them to the console.
• Documented the exact diagnostics file location: ~/.logseq/storages/felixhuoez-logseq-readwise-sync/auto-sync-diagnostics/auto-sync-diagnostics-YYYY-MM.jsonl.
• Buffered persistent diagnostic writes in memory and flushes them about every 10 seconds, with an early flush at 1,000 buffered lines and lifecycle flushes on page hide/unload.
• Avoided empty FileStorage writes when no diagnostic lines are buffered, reducing background write pressure during quiet periods.

Notes

This release is focused on long-running Auto Sync observability. Normal Reader sync, repair, cached rebuild, and migration behavior are unchanged except for additional debug diagnostics when the new setting is enabled.

Full Changelog: v0.1.9...v0.1.10

v0.1.9

Highlights

• Added an internal current-page reparse POC that probes whether the current Logseq desktop build exposes a callable single-page reparse bridge.
• Expanded diagnostics around current-page file resolution, host file readers, watcher handlers, evaluated bridge access, and private file alter probes.
• Documented the POC result: current page files can be read, but the internal reparse bridges are not reachable from a normal plugin iframe in the tested Logseq build.
• Hid the Experimental Internal Current Page Reparse button from the normal Maintenance Tools > Debug UI because the POC currently has no effective user-facing repair action.
• Kept the internal probe implementation available for future diagnostics while avoiding a misleading visible button.

Notes

This release does not change the normal Reader sync, repair, cached rebuild, or migration flows. It mainly captures the current-page reparse investigation and removes the ineffective experimental UI entry.

Full Changelog: v0.1.8...v0.1.9

v0.1.8

Highlights

• Added a preview-first legacy managed page migration flow with an in-panel apply step and dedicated apply report.
• Kept legacy migration preview cache-first, bounded it to cached metadata, and stopped auto sync from clearing a pending preview/apply workflow in the foreground.
• Tightened Repair Managed Pages so it reloads highlights from embedded View Highlight links, forces Reader detail enrichment for sparse tweet/media highlights, and no longer falls back to a full Reader article replacement scan during repair.
• Added orphan managed page recovery: when a rw-reader-id can be recovered but current remote highlights are gone, repair/apply now refresh page metadata, preserve the local highlight body, normalize legacy highlight block ids, and avoid failing as no rebuildable highlights.
• Stabilized damaged-page rewrites with a follow-up file reparse so repaired pages do not reintroduce duplicate page-level preludes.

Commits

• edeb474 Add legacy managed page migration flow
• 8dd4c79 Bound legacy migration preview to cached metadata
• d1f94a7 Keep legacy preview cache-first during auto sync
• 5c18c70 Tighten managed page repair recovery
• a050769 Recover repair fallback paths
• 2cb1789 Recover orphan managed page repairs

Full Changelog: v0.1.7...v0.1.8

v0.1.7

Highlights

• Sync Reader note comments onto highlights and export highlight images inline.
• Enrich highlight rendering from Reader detail data with ordered text and media output.
• Improve cached rebuild workflows with restored UI access, staged and streaming modes, and clearer warning/detail reporting.
• Render multi-line summaries as pinned blocks instead of leaking them into page properties.
• Strengthen current-page rebuild tooling with soft reopen fixes, route-state handling, and force-reparse utilities.

Reliability

• Preserve cached highlights during incremental sync.
• Make Reader detail enrichment more selective, cache-aware, and observable.
• Keep cached rebuild cancellable and surface more actionable sync diagnostics.

v0.1.6

What's changed

• clarify implemented Auto Sync behavior and settings in the README
• document suspicious-run confirmation and active-page write deferral in the user-facing docs
• bump the published plugin version to 0.1.6

v0.1.5

What's Changed

• avoid managed page file name collisions during Reader sync

Asset

• logseq-readwise-reader-sync.zip

v0.1.4

Highlights

• add Refresh Local Snapshot Only to rebuild the local full-library snapshot without rewriting managed pages
• keep snapshot-only refresh from advancing the incremental cursor
• document the new sync mode in the README and sync mode spec
• stabilize incremental sync cursor persistence with dedicated reader sync state storage

v0.1.3

v0.1.3\n\n- add preview-first current-page legacy ID migration for pages and whiteboards\n- add dedicated current-page preview/apply summaries\n- reorganize maintenance tools into clearer sections\n- update README for the new migration and maintenance workflows

v0.1.2

Changes\n- release package version 0.1.2\n- simplify the toolbar icon to a letter R\n- keep the unpacked plugin folder name aligned with the published package name\n\n## Asset\n- logseq-readwise-reader-sync.zip

v0.1.0

Highlights

• Readwise Reader Sync for Logseq is the first independent release line for this Reader v3-based fork.
• The plugin is presented as Readwise Reader Sync (Unofficial) to avoid confusion with upstream community plugins and Readwise's official implementation.
• Formal sync now supports Reader Full Scan Target Documents = 0 to sync all matched parent documents.
• README now credits the original community plugin work and Readwise's official plugin implementation that informed this fork.

Install

1. Download logseq-readwise-sync-fork.zip.
2. Extract it.
3. In Logseq, choose Plugins -> Load unpacked plugin.
4. Select the extracted logseq-readwise-sync-fork/ folder.

Notes

• Maintained by FelixHuoEZ, built and iterated with Codex.
• This is a separately maintained unofficial fork release line.
• Do not run this fork and another Readwise Logseq plugin against the same graph at the same time.