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Release 1.1.2
Release 1.1.2 — Today note menu, copy dropdown alignment, and UI centering polish
This release improves the Today practice row note interaction with a dual-action menu, fixes dropdown clipping for quick copy buttons inside drawers, resolves a note-switching deadlock when jumping to the workspace, and centers tags in prompt override modals and Today problem cards. Download LeetCode-Tracker_1.1.2_x64-setup.exe and SHA256SUMS.txt from Release 1.1.2.
Fixed and improved
- Quick copy dropdown clipping: Configured
QuickCopyButtonswith an alignment prop (align="left" | "right"). In the quick note slide drawer it opens cleanly toward the right without being clipped by the drawer viewport edges, while in the notes workspace header it continues right-aligning cleanly. - Today note button and quick actions: Renamed the Today problem note button to "Note" / "笔记" with a convenient dropdown offering two workflows: "Go to workspace" / "去工作区写新笔记" (smoothly navigates to the Notes workspace with the selected problem preselected) and "Quick view past notes" / "速查过往笔记" (opens the slide-out drawer for quick reference without leaving the Today plan).
- Notes workspace navigation deadlock: Fixed a bug where jumping from the drawer to the notes workspace prevented subsequent note switching. Decoupled initial selection state from the workspace's active note selection via
onClearInitialFrontendId, and added fallback single-problem summary fetching for problems not currently on the paginated notes list. - Card and tag vertical alignment: Centered "Changed fields" / "变更字段" tags inside the prompt override modal (
.changed-tags-row) and vertically aligned Today problem items, completion circles, and action button groups (.today-problem,.problem-actions,.completion-circle).
Upgrade and data
Close the running app, then install 1.1.2. Keep the existing application data directory. This patch changes UI layout styles, interaction flows, and application version metadata; it introduces no database schema migration. Existing SQLite data and Snapshot Bundles remain fully compatible.
Verification and limits
All 420 JavaScript/Web/sidecar tests (including 134 Web DOM tests covering notes workspace and planning components) and 7 Rust tests pass. The web bundle compiles cleanly with Vite.
See desktop installation, security, and current status.