Releases · mikagosz/obsidian-color-note

0.2.0 — colours survive a folder rename, and the plugin stops working while you type

Fixed

Renaming a folder no longer loses the hand-picked colours of the notes inside
it. Only the folder arrives in the rename event, while every path underneath
changes at the same moment; the whole subtree now moves together. Stale entries
no longer pile up in data.json either.
A colour that is not valid hex is drawn as a dashed outline next to the state,
instead of nothing at all. A typo now looks like a typo rather than like a
state with no colour.

Faster

The plugin watched the whole document for changes, so it woke on every DOM
change in Obsidian — including each keystroke in the editor — to repaint rows
that had not moved. It watches the file explorer now, and re-attaches when that
pane is closed and reopened.
A change to one note updates one entry instead of re-reading every note in the
vault. The full sweep is left where it is actually needed: the cold start and a
settings change.
The "Front matter field" setting saves once you stop typing, not on every
keystroke — each of which used to repaint the entire vault.

Also

Changing the front matter field says, in the settings, that notes already
carrying a state keep it under the old name.
The defaults can no longer be edited in place by the settings tab.
Fifteen more tests: the path rule behind renames and deletes, and the settings
merge.
README: install from the community catalogue, and the default states are named
as the code names them.

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