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Two changes you can see, and one you mostly cannot.
Settings are searchable. On Obsidian 1.13 and newer, searching Obsidian's own
settings for "Scriben", "folder" or "sync" now finds these settings directly,
instead of only finding the plugin and leaving you to hunt. Older Obsidian is
unaffected and keeps working exactly as before.
Scriben no longer lists the rest of your vault. Both directions used to start
from a list of every file in your vault and then narrow it down — which is a strange
thing for a plugin whose whole point is that it reads only the folders you name.
It now descends from the folders you named and nothing else. A folder you did not
name is never listed at all.
One consequence worth knowing: Scriben looks for its own notes inside the folder you
chose. If you move a synced meeting note somewhere else in your vault, the next sync
writes a fresh copy back into that folder.
Nothing else changed. Same note structure, same managed block that protects your
own writing, same default of sharing nothing until you name folders yourself, same
Obsidian 1.4.0 requirement.
For anyone reading the entry: this clears the last automated review warning and the
vault-enumeration disclosure. Neither was suppressed — the settings tab now
implements the declarative API alongside the older one, and the file walking was
genuinely narrowed.
Verified: 46/46 tests, clean tsc, zero lint errors, and main.js reproduces
byte-for-byte from source with a GitHub artifact attestation.