v1.2.1 — hotfix #1: skip system preview icons on file copy

Hotfix for #1.

Fixed

• No longer imports the system-generated preview icon when you copy a file / folder / PDF in Finder or Explorer.
  • When you Cmd+C / Ctrl+C a file (especially a folder or PDF), macOS / Windows places both a file URL and an auto-generated preview thumbnail in the clipboard.
  • v1.2.0 saw the image/* slot and imported the icon — never what the user wanted.
  • v1.2.1 checks for a file URL first; when present, the image slot is treated as a system-generated thumbnail and skipped. Only the multi-file path runs (which itself filters to image extensions), and only if you opted into multi-file copy.
  • Net effect: copying a PDF / folder / non-image file is now completely silent — nothing lands in Eagle.

How to verify

After installing v1.2.1:

1. Cmd+C on a folder in Finder → nothing should appear in Eagle
2. Cmd+C on a PDF → nothing should appear in Eagle
3. Cmd+C on a .txt / .docx → nothing should appear in Eagle
4. Regular screenshot / browser image copy → still saves as before
5. With "save multi-file copy" toggled on: Cmd+C on multiple images → all imported; Cmd+C on a folder → still nothing

Install

Download eagle-clipboard-watcher.eagleplugin below, double-click to install.

Repo is private — Release download requires GitHub login with read access.

Full notes: docs/CHANGELOG.md