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MeetingNotes 1.12.1

Release date: 2026-09-14

This GitHub source release records the 1.12.1 follow-up to the Library and artifact-loading work in 1.12.0. Binary assets are intentionally not attached to GitHub. Build the Apple Silicon installer locally with npm run dist (or ./scripts/rebuild.sh); the generated files appear under release/.

The experimental 1.13.0-beta.1 remote-processing branch remains separate and is not included in this release. Recording and processing stay local.

Highlights

A faster speaker-ID gate

Speaker-review overlap matching is now a sorted two-pointer pass instead of a nested full scan, and per-speaker line and duration counts are computed in one sweep. Bulk assign routes through the async artifact cache rather than a second synchronous parse.

On the UI, voices that still need review are listed above already-named voices in the right rail, so the unblock step reads as a short checklist.

Search and attention fail open

⌘K search failures no longer look like “No matches.” The palette shows the error and a Retry control, matching Library search.

Needs Attention keeps the previous inbox when recovery or attention hydration fails, surfaces Retry, and caps each group at eight rows with a “+N more” note. Attention hydration uses a lightweight shell payload so status lists skip speaker and action-item joins.

Cheaper continuation refreshes and transcript opens

Continuation pages of the same Library query reuse the first-page counts() snapshot instead of rescanning the live table once per loaded page. Opening the Transcript tab skips transcript.raw.json when markdown already exists. J / K move the highlight through the virtualized library list.

Upgrade notes

  • Requires macOS 14.2+ on Apple Silicon.
  • Existing meetings, recordings, settings, action items, and speaker links remain in place.
  • No database migration is required.
  • A local LLM runtime and the existing Whisper/pyannote setup remain unchanged.
  • Back up the meeting library before upgrading. Keep the prior installer if you may roll back.

Included changes since 1.12.0

Full comparison: v1.12.0 → v1.12.1

Build locally

git clone https://github.com/dbbaskette/MeetingNotes.git
cd MeetingNotes
git checkout v1.12.1
npm install
npm run dist

The installer artifacts are generated at release/MeetingNotes-1.12.1-arm64.dmg and release/MeetingNotes-1.12.1-arm64-mac.zip.

Recorded build verification (September 14)

  • npm test: 115 test files passed, 2 opt-in files skipped; 907 tests passed, 5 skipped.
  • python -m pytest sidecar/tests: 9 tests passed.
  • npm audit --omit=dev --audit-level=high: 0 vulnerabilities.
  • The Swift audio helper, PyInstaller sidecar, Electron app, DMG, and ZIP build completed successfully via ./scripts/rebuild.sh.
  • The mounted DMG reports app version 1.12.1 and passes strict deep code-signature validation.
  • The sidecar launched from the packaged ZIP returned build ID 20260914T184322Z-2265980, matching its packaged stamp.
  • hdiutil verify and unzip -tq reported no integrity errors.
  • Electron 30.5.1 / ABI 123 better-sqlite3 smoke test passed (SELECT 1).

Local artifact SHA-256 checksums:

6a0f1066213c0b79da13d2d60e4f4f69c8bb995a871716b0c2b9832e75a2b2e0  MeetingNotes-1.12.1-arm64.dmg
e86b0d86910179e5c92b1280261a4b7524063f3ace24a7ade81f7e1ea0fc268d  MeetingNotes-1.12.1-arm64-mac.zip

The local app is signed with an Apple Development certificate. Apple notarization is not configured, so Gatekeeper does not accept the artifact as notarized.

Known limitations and security status

  • The production-only audit result does not include Electron or all build tools, even though Electron is shipped in the app. This source publication does not claim a vulnerability-free packaged runtime or production security qualification.
  • The production renderer still lacks a Content Security Policy. Runtime/toolchain upgrades and CSP hardening need separate compatibility verification.
  • Library counts, global Needs Attention coverage, loaded-prefix refreshes and exact cross-page selection are not constant-time operations.
  • No Cloud Foundry service or remote-processing capability is introduced by this stable release.
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