SCWID v2.2.0

SCWID 2.2.0

SCWID 2.2.0 expands Red Pen recording, improves Workout Builder workflows, and strengthens Linux reliability and visual consistency.

• Red Pen can record actual attendance and Group, station, and variation assignments without changing the planned workout or roster.
• Red Pen Group reports list swimmers beneath each Group, variation, and Station and let coaches move actual assignments directly.
• Coaches can edit, note, strike, or unstrike rows; struck work remains visible but does not count toward Actual distance.
• Results entry includes Minutes Swim import support and compact participation controls.
• Saved Sets and multiple changing intervals retain their complete ordered values, and copied workouts begin with a blank name.
• Workout Builder better supports row duplication, station and variation assignments, fixed Manual Group creation, and narrow windows.
• Workout Summary includes planned and Actual distance history by course.
• Linux and Chromebook Remember me uses encrypted device-local session storage without requiring a desktop keyring unlock.
• Coaches can open Sync settings from a warning and resolve conflicts for records they own or can edit; club-wide review remains administrative.
• Workout Summary loading, development startup, dark-mode contrast, shared-record availability, and normal window shutdown include the latest fixes.

Before upgrading an existing Desktop profile, preserve a current database backup. Migration 94 is forward-only; returning to an older application after migration requires a compatible pre-upgrade backup and must not overwrite newer unsent work.

SCWID 2.1.0 is the last safe published installer before this release. Keep it available for supervised reinstall, but use a compatible pre-2.2.0 backup if migration 94 has already run; prefer a forward repair when the newer profile contains unsent work.

This release uses SCWID's established GitHub bootstrap update channel. Installers and update metadata are unsigned while the independently signed TUF channel is still being provisioned. Keep the installer for supervised repair if needed. macOS and Linux .deb updates use their manual or system-package installation paths.