Release 1.1.0

Release 1.1.0 — Desktop workspaces and adaptive practice

Download LeetCode-Tracker_1.1.0_x64-setup.exe and SHA256SUMS.txt from Release 1.1.0. The installer bundles the private Node.js 24.15.0 runtime; users do not need developer tools.

What changed since 1.0.1

• Redesigned Today combines daily completion, plan actions, and seven-day activity. Add one works locally without model calls; removal updates the plan and asks for confirmation before revoking associated completion records.
• Problems adds compact filters and a refreshed catalog table. Progress opens Statistics first, with updated topic insights and a separate Records tab.
• Notes adds a formatting toolbar, lightweight Markdown preview, Edit / Split / Preview modes, focus mode, a collapsible timeline, and a Copy menu for Obsidian/Notion. Save/discard/cancel protects unsaved edits when switching problems.
• Knowledge profiles distinguish self-reported outcome feedback, duration evidence, developing topics, and unknown data. Adaptive planning preserves hard quotas and eligibility constraints.
• Partial review uses a fixed integer count. Equivalent rule changes preserve the plan; difficulty inputs support short-circuit auto-fill.
• SQLite schema v10 and Snapshot Bundle v3 preserve nullable practice outcomes. Imports remain compatible with v1/v2; provider keys are excluded and existing target keys are preserved.
• Apple Silicon macOS 14+ build configuration and native migration CI are included for internal use. This public release distributes Windows x64 only.
• README, user/developer documentation, architecture labels, and all eight showcase screenshots reflect this version. Screenshots contain fictional synthetic data.

Upgrade and data

Close the application before installing. Back up your populated profile first and keep it private: raw SQLite backups may contain provider keys. Supported older schemas migrate to v10 with migration backup protection. Do not replace your profile with demo data or delete WAL/lock files to work around startup issues. Snapshot v3 is the current portable migration format; do not assume an older application can open a v10 database. Full populated-profile installer upgrade/downgrade acceptance remains pending.

Verification and limitations

Local checks passed: 418 JavaScript/Web/sidecar tests and 7 Rust tests, TypeScript, production build, documentation links, Rust fmt/clippy, and Windows installer packaging. A separate browser matrix also passed 24 Today/Notes layouts across English/Chinese, light/dark themes, and 1024/1440/1920px desktop widths with no page overflow or captured browser errors. All eight README screenshots were regenerated, with populated-page/error-overlay checks and Notes focus button/keyboard interaction checks; the run recorded zero browser exceptions or console warnings/errors. Release checks and their outcomes are recorded in current status and test documentation. Automated tests use synthetic data. Browser screenshots are not native WebView2 or physical-Mac acceptance. This release is unsigned; Windows may show an unknown-publisher warning. WebView2 is required and its bootstrapper may need internet access. Clean-VM installation, full native-dialog/upgrade acceptance, physical-Mac Gatekeeper behavior, notarization, and fresh live-provider checks remain outside this release verification. Vite emits non-failing plugin option deprecation warnings.

GitHub Actions

All four jobs passed on the release commit: general verification, Windows native boundaries and installer, Apple Silicon package/migration checks, and the embedded WKWebView migration flow. These automated macOS checks do not replace physical-device installation or Gatekeeper acceptance.