Outcrop plugin 0.1.4

Fixes

• Notes with a share_class are wrapped by moving the rendered nodes into
  the wrapper instead of re-parsing the note's HTML, which the Obsidian
  community plugin review flags as an unsafe innerHTML assignment. The
  published markup is unchanged.

Upgrade notes

• The minimum Obsidian version is now 1.7.2 (was 1.5.0). The plugin already
  used APIs added in Obsidian 1.5.7 and 1.7.2, so earlier versions never
  worked; this corrects the declared requirement.

Outcrop plugin 0.1.3

Features

• Per-note style variants: a share_class frontmatter property adds CSS
  classes to the published note's body (sanitized to plain identifiers).
  The default theme ships a justify variant — justified text with
  hyphenation. Define your own variants in the site CSS.

Fixes

• Paragraph spacing on public pages increased from 0.5em to 0.9em.

Upgrade notes

• Push the theme once after updating so the justify styles (and the new
  spacing) are on your server, then set share_class: justify on any note
  you want justified and let it re-publish.

Outcrop plugin 0.1.2

Fixes

• A command callback's promise was left unhandled after the 0.1.1 typing
  changes.
• Default theme: body-link underlines are now drawn with borders instead of
  text-decoration longhands — same look, cleaner lint.

Outcrop plugin 0.1.1

Addresses the community directory's automated review.

Fixes

• Release assets now ship with GitHub artifact attestations, so their build
  provenance can be verified.
• Settings now appear in Obsidian's settings search (1.13+) via the
  declarative settings API; the settings tab itself is unchanged.
• Async UI callbacks are properly typed; server responses are typed at the
  API boundary instead of flowing as any.
• Default theme: the footer's external-link arrow no longer uses CSS masks,
  the :has() selector is gone (tables are wrapped at render time instead),
  and an !important was replaced with a more specific selector.

Upgrade notes

• After updating, run Push theme to server and Update all shared
  notes once: wide tables now scroll inside a wrapper that both the new
  theme and re-published notes need to agree on.

Outcrop plugin 0.1.0

First release.

Features

• Share, update, and unshare single notes from the command palette, the
  file menu, or the status bar; shared notes re-publish automatically a few
  seconds after you stop editing.
• Notes are rendered by Obsidian itself, so callouts, Mermaid, syntax
  highlighting, and other plugins' output publish the way they look in the
  vault. Frontmatter is never published.
• Unguessable links by default, custom slugs via share_slug, and link
  rotation that kills the old URL instantly.
• Passcode protection with generated memorable passcodes; unlock attempts
  are rate-limited and rotation signs everyone out.
• Images and attachments upload automatically, content-addressed and
  deduplicated; unused files are garbage-collected.
• Wikilinks between shared notes become working public links and stay
  correct when linked notes are shared, unshared, or rotated.
• Site CSS, JS, and head snippet are managed from the plugin's settings,
  with a token-based default theme, Google Fonts support, and a
  visitor-facing light/dark/system switcher.
• Per-note SEO metadata, a generated 1200×630 link-preview image, and a
  sitemap that respects share_noindex and passcodes.
• A shared-notes view inside Obsidian: copy, open, update, rotate, and
  delete every share, with orphan detection.

Server

• Single Go binary over one SQLite file and a blob folder, shipped as a
  ~15 MB multi-arch Docker image running as a non-root user.
• Bearer-authenticated write API with constant-time key comparison and
  rate-limited failures; strict content-security policy on public pages.
• Configured entirely through environment variables; the database migrates
  itself on upgrade. Backups are one folder.