Releases: POSTTTT/Taskline
Releases · POSTTTT/Taskline
Release list
Taskline v2.1.0
Taskline v2.1.0
A performance release: the app now does dramatically less work behind the scenes, plus one recurrence correctness fix.
Highlights
Performance
- Notification scheduling is batched. Creating, editing, or completing a task used to fire up to ~150 platform calls one at a time; they're now issued together and awaited once. Cancelling a task's reminders sweeps only the notification slots actually in use instead of all 100.
- Cosmetic settings no longer reschedule everything. Changing the theme, palette, date format, or notes visibility used to re-read the task database and cancel + reschedule every Windows notification. Now only changes to the reminder-interval settings trigger a resync — flipping dark mode does zero extra work.
- The blinking header cursor no longer renders at full frame rate. It was scheduling a new frame every vsync (60–144 fps) for the app's entire tray-resident lifetime; it now wakes twice per blink cycle, letting the app go fully idle between blinks — a real battery win for an always-running app.
- Calendar recurrence math is O(1). Finding a recurring task's occurrences used to walk day-by-day from the original deadline (a 3-year-old daily task = ~1,100 steps, repeated 13× per calendar rebuild). It's now a single arithmetic jump.
Recurrence fix
- Monthly tasks on the 29th–31st now land on the right days. Previously the calendar's occurrence list drifted after a short month (a task due Jan 31 showed Mar 3, Apr 3, …, permanently stuck on the 3rd) while the day markers clamped correctly — the two disagreed. Both now follow the same rule: clamp to the last day of shorter months and return to the anchor day where it exists (Jan 31 → Feb 28 → Mar 31).
Under the hood
- 12 new unit tests pinning recurrence behavior, including leap-year clamping and equivalence of the new O(1) catch-up with the old stepping.
Install (Windows)
First-time installers must trust the self-signed certificate once:
- Download
taskline.cer, right-click → Install Certificate. - Choose Local Machine → Place all certificates in the following store → Trusted People → Finish.
- Double-click
taskline.msixto install.
Re-installs do not require re-trusting the cert.
Files
taskline.msix— the signed installer (20.5 MB)taskline.cer— public cert for the one-time trust step above
Taskline v2.0.0
Taskline v2.0.0
A big release covering theme work, recurrence improvements, and visual polish.
Highlights
Dark mode
- New Settings → Appearance → Theme picker (Light / Dark).
- Brutalist dark palette: pure-black canvas (
#000000), dark-gray cards (#1A1A1A), pure-white borders + hard white drop shadows, muted-gold accent (#C9A227) that replaces the bright yellow so it doesn't burn against the black background. - Persists across restarts. Whole UI repaints when you flip it.
Recurring tasks
- Recurring tasks (daily / weekly / monthly) now show every occurrence on the calendar — not just the original deadline. So a "Pay rent on the 27th" task that repeats monthly shows up on May 27, Jun 27, Jul 27, etc., each with its own "DUE IN X DAYS" countdown.
- New REPEAT UNTIL field in the task editor lets you cap the recurrence (e.g. rent ends Dec 31). Leave blank for no end date.
- Monthly recurrences clamp safely on short months: a task set to the 31st falls on the last day of February / April / etc. instead of being skipped.
Calendar
- Day markers swapped from a bottom-edge dot to a clean short underline inside the cell — no more colliding with the today / selected border.
- Year-view month-cell task counts now include all occurrences of recurring tasks in that month.
Visual polish
- New app logo propagated across all icon slots (taskbar
.ico, tray, MSIX install logo) at every Windows-required resolution. - 2.5px black separator under the navigator on Home, Settings, and Task Edit screens — matches the brutalist border weight used elsewhere.
Misc
- Date / time pickers in dark mode now follow the theme (no white flash).
Install (Windows)
First-time installers must trust the self-signed certificate once:
- Download
taskline.cer, right-click → Install Certificate. - Choose Local Machine → Place all certificates in the following store → Trusted People → Finish.
- Double-click
taskline.msixto install.
Re-installs do not require re-trusting the cert.
Files
taskline.msix— the signed installer (20.5 MB)taskline.cer— public cert for the one-time trust step above