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@github-actions github-actions released this 26 Jun 21:52
· 2 commits to main since this release

Added

  • Plan → Board: a Chapter grouping view, alongside Status / Act / POV.
  • Plan → Board: scene status badges now show on each card when grouping by Act, Chapter, or POV (so you can read a scene's status without switching to the Status view).

Fixed

  • Write → Insert marker buttons (TODO / Research / Note / Dialogue / Scene) now insert reliably at the caret on every click. Previously the second click did nothing and the third inserted at the start of the document, because clicking a button blurred the editor → triggered a save → store refresh → the host rebuilt and destroyed the live editor. The buttons no longer steal focus from the editor.

Changed

  • The New scene dialog now closes after creating a scene. A new Create another button creates the scene and keeps the dialog open (cleared and refocused) for back-to-back entry.
  • "Open in tab" / "Open" actions now focus the note's existing tab if it's already open, otherwise open it in a new, focused tab (like Ctrl/Cmd-clicking a wikilink) — instead of reusing and overwriting an unrelated background tab.
  • Home now focuses on a single project (and its series, if it belongs to one) once one is selected — via the header dropdown or by clicking a project title. Pick All projects (or the "← All projects" link) to return to the full list.
  • Replaced the README hero gif with a larger, clearer capture, and re-shot the surface screenshots at the matching zoom.
  • Corrected the documented Obsidian requirement to 1.7.2 (matching the manifest) and tightened README copy.
  • Fixed stale README references: placeholder tokens are now [TODO] / [RESEARCH] (not [TK]), the sweep is Revise → Todos (renamed from Gaps), and the removed %% / @@ "Comments" extraction feature is no longer listed.
  • The delete-scene confirmation button uses Obsidian's setDestructive() styling where available, falling back to setWarning() on the 1.7.2 floor (where setDestructive doesn't exist yet).
  • Build: dropped the builtin-modules dev dependency in favor of Node's native module.builtinModules (build tooling only, no runtime change).