4.12.3

TaskNotes 4.12.3

[!info] TaskNotes v5 beta

TaskNotes v5 is available as an opt-in beta alongside TaskNotes 4.12. TaskNotes 4.12 remains the recommended stable release.

The major change in v5 is support for portable TaskNotes collections. These collections can be used in both Obsidian and the TaskNotes app, which is also available in beta, so the same tasks can be managed through either interface.

TaskNotes collections are built on mdbase, a Markdown-native collection format. mdbase Connect provides the permissioned bridge that makes those collections available to the TaskNotes app. Your tasks remain ordinary Markdown files in your vault; mdbase adds a shared structure that compatible tools can understand.

TaskNotes v5, mdbase Connect, and the TaskNotes app are all under active development. Please use a backed-up vault, expect some rough edges, and report any problems you encounter.

Fixed

• (#2212) Fixed TaskNotes settings sections appearing offscreen or blank on
  Obsidian 1.13 desktop. Thanks to @RafaQNunes for reporting this, and to
  @m4to-3pe and @matthewrishii for confirming it remained in 4.12.2.
• (#2213) Runtime plugin-data updates now avoid writing when Obsidian cannot
  safely read an existing TaskNotes data.json, preventing calendar sync,
  Pomodoro, ICS, or auto-archive state writes from replacing saved settings.
  Thanks to @3zra47 for the follow-up details and file-history evidence.
• (#2216) Fixed updated default Kanban Bases grouping every task into the
  None column when grouping by status. The generated Kanban templates now use
  the real status property, and existing Kanban files using task.status keep
  grouping from TaskNotes task data. Thanks to @Esvorst for reporting this.
• (#2120, #2135) Long all-day event titles in Calendar week and day views now
  truncate in the all-day row instead of stretching it vertically. Thanks to
  @same774 and @ks-studio-net for reporting this, and to @Admorei for confirming
  it remained in 4.12.2.