Trellis 0.1.4

Frontmatter tag dedupe hotfix.\n\n- Deduplicates exact repeated frontmatter tags while preserving order.\n- Lets bootstrap normalize existing duplicate tag arrays when the target location tag is already present.\n- Records bootstrap undo entries only for tags actually added by that bootstrap run.\n\nVerification: npm test; npm run build; git diff --check.

0.1.3

Separator migration hotfix.\n\n- Repairs mixed separator boundaries such as S88_-Title, S88-_Title, repeated variants, and suffix equivalents when moving between separators.\n- Suppresses normal tag-to-filename sync during separator migration so follow-up events cannot re-process files with the wrong live separator.\n- Records only successfully renamed files in separator undo data.\n- Allows separator setting changes even when no files need renaming.\n\nValidation: npm test (39/39), npm run build, git diff --check.

0.1.2

Marketplace review cleanup.\n\n- Replaced workspace.revealLeaf() with setActiveLeaf(..., { focus: true }) so minAppVersion can stay at 1.4.10 while clearing the unsupported-API review error.\n- Tightened saved-settings and frontmatter handling types around loadData() and processFrontMatter().\n- Removed the builtin-modules dev dependency in favor of Node's built-in node:module builtinModules list.\n\nDeferred warnings intentionally: getLanguage() requires Obsidian 1.8.7, and replacing display()/setWarning() would require 1.13.0 APIs.

0.1.1 — Marketplace review fixes

Automated-review fixes for the community submission.

• minAppVersion → 1.4.10 to match the APIs used (processFrontMatter, AbstractInputSuggest).
• Use activeDocument instead of document (pop-out window compatibility).

See CHANGELOG.md.

0.1.0 — First public release

First public release.

• Tag → filename sync (link-safe): a hierarchical location tag drives the filename prefix (tagkey). Edit the tag; the filename follows.
• Cascade rename, sidebar tree view, scoped bootstrap, duplicate location-tag cleanup, separator batch-change.
• Customizable sidebar view name + per-button header visibility.
• Korean / English UI (auto-detected).

See CHANGELOG.md for the full list.

0.0.8 — Scoped bootstrap, duplicate-tag cleanup, robustness

• Scoped bootstrap target picker — onboard a folder/module subtree instead
  of only the whole vault. Checkbox tree with drag-to-select, filename search, a
  "notes without a tag only" toggle, a selection count, and already-tagged
  badges. Sidebar header buttons (bootstrap / rename tag / undo) and a "new
  note" command round out the entry points.
• Duplicate location-tag cleanup — one note = one location per namespace.
  Sync warns when a note carries duplicate location tags, and a new "check
  duplicate location tags" command opens a modal to pick which tag to keep per
  note; the rest are removed from frontmatter (undoable, with an "undo last
  duplicate-tag cleanup" command). The modal shows the total count, scrolls
  within the viewport, and batches at 50 notes for large runs.
• Location tags belong in frontmatter — settings and README now state that
  cascade and bootstrap read and rewrite frontmatter tags, one per note.
• Robustness / cleanup — every assembled vault path goes through
  normalizePath(); cascade rename now isolates per-file frontmatter errors
  (try/catch + skipped-files modal), matching bootstrap and separator change.

0.0.7

0.0.7 — Separator batch-change + bulk-op robustness

• Change the filename separator across the whole vault. Editing the
  separator in settings now opens a confirm dialog and rewrites only the
  trekey-boundary separator on every location-tagged file — symbols inside the
  title are preserved — via the link-safe rename API. One-directional, like the
  tag engine. Includes a dry-run count + collapsible file list and a one-step
  undo command.
• Separator validation relaxed — any non-empty value with no letters,
  digits, or / (was "exactly one character"); multi-character separators are
  allowed.
• Bulk operations are now robust and observable:
  • Per-file error isolation — one broken file (e.g. duplicate YAML keys)
    no longer aborts a bootstrap or separator pass; failures are collected and
    listed in a "skipped files" modal.
  • Live progress — a progress notice (N/total) during bootstrap and
    separator change.
  • Undo preserved on interruption — the undo record is saved even if the
    pass is cut short.
• Internal: shared assembleBasename helper (slot order + separator) and
  separatorMigratedName (decompose with the old separator, re-emit with the
  new one).

0.0.6

0.0.6 — Multi-key data model (schema-based)

• The filename key config is now a positional slot array — TrellisSchema { slots: KeySlot[]; separators: string[] } — instead of three scalar fields.
  The single-key default is a 2-slot [tag, name] schema; runtime behaviour is
  unchanged.
• keyPosition (prefix/suffix) is absorbed into slot order — prefix =
  [tag, name], suffix = [name, tag]. No separate field.
• Existing settings migrate automatically (schemaFromLegacy): saved
  namespace / separator / keyPosition data is converted to a schema on
  load, losslessly.
• Lays the general-form foundation for multi-key (multiple tag slots, multiple
  separators). The multi-key UI and multi-separator parsing are deferred to an
  advanced mode, so the core never needs rewriting again.
• Fix: settings no longer share the module-level default-schema object (an edit
  to the namespace/position could previously mutate the shared default).

0.0.5

0.0.5 — Internationalization (i18n)

• Korean / English UI via a small i18n layer (i18n.ts). Auto-detects
  Obsidian's UI language; a language setting can force ko/en.
• All commands, notices, modals, settings, and tree-view labels are translated.

0.0.4

0.0.4 — Bootstrap onboarding

• Bootstrap an existing vault (filename trekey prefixes, no tags yet):
  decompose a filename trekey into a hierarchical location tag
  (S88B07 → #trel/S88/B/07). Placeholder slots (0/00) are kept as tag
  segments so the tag ↔ trekey round-trip stays exact.
• Dry-run preview command — lists every file's proposed tag (and files
  skipped because they're already tagged or have no recognizable trekey).
  Writes nothing.
• Apply writes the tag into each file's frontmatter (existing content
  preserved) and records what it wrote.
• Undo last bootstrap command reverts exactly those writes.