1.0.5

Full Changelog: 1.0.4...1.0.5

1.0.4

Rebranded onto the Terminal Workbench design system: new default variable-highlight colors (mint = resolved, amber = has-default, red = missing; light-mode variants darkened for contrast), plus a new README, logo, icon, and documentation site. Custom highlight colors set in settings are unaffected; no behavior changes.

1.0.3

Fixed

• Setting or editing a variable no longer overwrites frontmatter when the existing frontmatter is invalid YAML or has an unclosed block. These cases now stop with a clear error notice and leave the document untouched.
• Setting or editing a variable rewrites only the frontmatter block instead of the whole document, preserving scroll position and producing a single clean undo step.
• Highlight colors are validated as #RRGGBB before use; invalid values fall back to the theme default instead of leaking into editor styles.
• Settings saves that fail (for example, a disk error) are now caught and reported instead of surfacing as an unhandled promise rejection.

Changed

• Editor variable highlighting scans only the visible portion of the document and caches the parsed frontmatter, greatly reducing per-keystroke work in large notes. Highlighting is no longer disabled on documents over 1 MB.
• "Replace all in document" and "Replace in document and filename" apply targeted edits in a single transaction instead of rewriting the entire document, preserving cursor and scroll position. Documents over 1 MB report an explicit error instead of silently doing nothing.

Installation: copy main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/tidemark/, then reload Obsidian.

1.0.2

Fix automated validation errors to comply with Obsidian community guidelines.

1.0.1

Add punctuation to description to comply with Obsidian community guidelines.

1.0.0

Official 1.0.0 release for community submission

Release v1.0.0

Initial v1.0.0 release for Tidemark (Premium Landing Page update)