v1.11.1

This release needs macOS 14 or later. If you are on macOS 13, do not install it — stay on 1.7.0. Tideline's updater still does not check the version of macOS you are running, so it will offer you this update anyway, and the app will not open once it has swapped itself in.

A download named after a date now matches its own copies.

The day of the month was being counted as a copy

The duplicate review reads a trailing -14 as a copy count, which is right for report-14.pdf and wrong for notes-2026-02-14.pdf, where it is the day of the month. Reading the day as a count split the name down the middle: notes-2026-02-14.pdf reduced to notes-2026-02 while notes-2026-02-14 (1).pdf reduced to notes-2026-02-14. The original and its copies landed in different groups, so the one file that could have kept its plain name was the one left out of the group.

A name that ends in a date now keeps the whole date. Only the shapes a copy count could never take are read that way: the month and the day have to be real, so report-2026-14.pdf is still the fourteenth copy rather than the fourteenth month, and both have to be padded to two digits, because nothing that writes a copy pads its number — report-2024-1.pdf is the copy of report-2024.pdf it looks like.

A copy of a dated name still counts as one: notes-2026-02-14-1.pdf is copy one.