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2.5.0 - July 11, 2026

RSS Dashboard 2.5.0 is a focused maintenance release: a new migration prompt steers existing users toward Shard Storage v2, three bugs are fixed, and the plugin closes out its remaining Community Plugin Audit findings with CI safeguards to prevent regressions.


Headline Feature

Storage migration prompt

  • Added a storage migration pop-up that appears on plugin update, detecting when a vault is still on Legacy or v1 storage and prompting the user to upgrade to Shard Storage v2. This surfaces the migration path proactively rather than requiring users to discover it in the Storage settings tab, and should meaningfully increase v2 adoption ahead of the eventual forced migration flagged in 2.4.0. Eventually, legacy mode (monolith singular data.json file) and shard storage v1 (introduced in 2.3) will be depreciated on future versions.

Fixes

  • Fixed the shard local storage address not correctly appearing in the Add/Edit feed window.
  • Fixed scrolling not working on the mobile Discover sidebar.
  • Fixed the tag icon on cards re-opening the tag window on a second click instead of closing it.

Community Plugin Audit remediation

  • Fixed an "Unexpected browser feature" warning for multicolumn, which is only partially supported by Obsidian 1.4.5.
  • Fixed an "Unexpected browser feature" warning for css-scrollbar, which is only partially supported by Obsidian 1.4.5.
  • Removed two unnecessary type assertions flagged by the audit: one that did not change the type of the expression, and one where the receiver already accepted the original type of the expression.
  • Replaced remaining document references with activeDocument for popout window compatibility.
  • Removed all remaining as any type declarations.
  • Removed extraneous !important declarations identified since the 2.4.0 remediation pass.
  • Added ESLint CI blockers for all of the above categories to prevent regressions in future commits.