Lite Atlas 0.2.3

Lite Atlas 0.2.3

This maintenance release addresses findings from the Obsidian Community Plugins automated review. It does not indicate that the Community Plugins review has been approved.

Fixes and compatibility

• Preserves user-arranged dashboard panes when the plugin is disabled or reloaded, and uses a workspace activation API compatible with Obsidian 1.5.0.
• Keeps minAppVersion at 1.5.0 while adopting Obsidian UI helpers for settings headings and Banner styling.
• Resolves legacy Stats migration paths through the Vault's configured Obsidian config directory, including custom config directories.
• Uses window-scoped timers for better popout window compatibility.
• Cleans up the build dependency list and improves type handling and mixed synchronous/asynchronous widget refresh behavior.

Data safety

• Lite Atlas does not modify user Markdown.
• This release does not change the existing data.json or stats.json schemas, and no data migration is required from 0.2.2.

Lite Atlas 0.2.2

Summary

Lite Atlas 0.2.2 is a naming hotfix for the Obsidian Community Plugins submission.

The public display name has changed from Atlas to Lite Atlas because the previous name was unavailable. The plugin ID and installation folder remain unchanged as lite-atlas.

Changes

• Updated the public display name to Lite Atlas.
• Updated English and Simplified Chinese UI text.
• Updated the README, release metadata, and validation checks.
• Kept the plugin ID unchanged as lite-atlas.
• Kept the minimum supported Obsidian version at 1.5.0.
• No functional or data-schema changes.

Upgrading from 0.2.1

No folder or data migration is required.

1. Disable Lite Atlas.
2. Keep the existing .obsidian/plugins/lite-atlas/ folder, including data.json and stats.json.
3. Replace main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css with the 0.2.2 release files.
4. Re-enable Lite Atlas.

Users upgrading from 0.2.0 or 0.1.0 should follow the directory migration instructions in the README.

Atlas 0.2.1

Summary

Atlas 0.2.1 is a metadata-only hotfix for the initial Community Plugins submission.

The public plugin ID has changed from atlas to lite-atlas because the previous ID was unavailable. The display name remains Atlas. This release does not change runtime behavior.

Migration

Upgrading from 0.2.0

Manual installation users should:

1. Disable Atlas.
2. Rename the plugin folder from atlas to lite-atlas.
3. Keep the existing data.json and stats.json in the renamed folder.
4. Replace manifest.json, main.js, and styles.css with the 0.2.1 files.
5. Re-enable Atlas.

Upgrading directly from 0.1.0

Follow the same steps, but rename the plugin folder from obsidian-atlas directly to lite-atlas.

The historical obsidian-atlas Stats path remains supported as a read-only legacy migration source.

Atlas 0.2.0

Added

• Persistent 52-week Markdown activity history with per-day deduplication.
• Vault create, modify, rename, move, and delete tracking with startup reconciliation.
• Versioned plugin data with idempotent migration from the 0.1 settings format.
• English and Simplified Chinese interfaces with an option to follow Obsidian's language.
• Responsive pane-width layouts and touch-sized controls for narrow desktop views.

Changed

• Banner images are resolved as Vault files, read through Obsidian's Vault API, and rendered with process-local Blob URLs.
• Statistics use the plugin's actual installation directory and recover from temporary adapter failures.
• Heatmap history is no longer reconstructed from each file's current modification time.
• The public plugin ID is now atlas, and the display name is Atlas, to meet current Community directory naming requirements.

Privacy

• Activity remains local-only and stores only a local calendar date, Vault-relative Markdown path, and current mtime/size observation state.
• Atlas does not store note contents, frontmatter, edit counts, writing duration, or a complete edit log.

Fixed

• Invalid, absolute, UNC, file://, and missing Banner paths now degrade safely without exposing filesystem paths to CSS.
• Temporary Stats read or write failures no longer prevent the plugin from loading or permanently poison its write queue.

Known limitations

• The first activity baseline uses current file modification times and cannot reconstruct earlier daily history.
• Startup reconciliation can recover only the final observable state after offline changes.
• Atlas is released as desktop-only; narrow and mobile-emulated layouts do not constitute physical mobile-device support.