Added
- Settings → Help improve Tine. A panel that runs Tine's parser (lsdoc)
against Logseq's own parser (mldoc) on your graph, entirely on your machine, and
reports where they disagree plus a parse-speed comparison. Divergence snippets are
anonymized (your words replaced, markup structure kept) and re-verified to
still reproduce the divergence before they're shown — so they're safe to paste into
a bug report. mldoc is loaded only when you press Run (no startup cost); nothing is
ever uploaded.
Fixed
- Priority
[#A]chip now shows on query and reference results. A task
surfaced by a query (or in Linked References / an embed) that was rendered in
the read-only path dropped its[#A]/[#B]/[#C]priority marker — so a
(priority A)query could list a block without visibly showing its priority,
while the same block elsewhere showed it. The read-only renderer now draws the
priority chip, matching the live editor. - Scheduled/deadline date picker no longer jumps when paging months. The
picker's header (September 2026 · Scheduled) was too wide for the popup and
wrapped to a second line on the longest months, shoving the day grid down a row
(and back up on shorter months). The popup is a little wider now and the header
is kept to one line, so paging through months is stable.
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