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  • 0.16.1 49aee02d8c

    0.16.1 Stable

    jkaindl released this 2026-07-20 12:31:47 +00:00 | 64 commits to main since this release

    Changed

    • Bumped minAppVersion to 1.13.0. Installations on Obsidian below 1.13 will no longer receive
      updates. Reason: setDestructive() — used for the three destructive-action buttons below — only
      exists from 1.13 onward.
    • Cleared the remaining Obsidian community-store review warnings: createSpan(…) instead of
      createEl("span", …) at 7 call sites, and setDestructive() instead of the deprecated
      setWarning() at 3 call sites (reindex, MCP token regeneration, backup restore).
    • Removed every node: import flagged by the store review's no-nodejs-modules lint. Node
      operations are now injected into the read-guard instead of imported at module top level, desktop-
      only code paths load Node built-ins via await import(…) inside Platform.isDesktop checks
      or with early platform guards instead of static imports or require, and the node:http type
      import was replaced with local structural interfaces. npm run lint now reports zero
      no-nodejs-modules occurrences.
    • The MCP server now throws explicitly when started outside a desktop platform, instead of relying
      solely on its caller's guard.

    Not changed

    Four points the store review flags are properties of the plugin or its dependencies, not bugs, and
    were left as-is:

    • Direct Filesystem Access — fs.realpath in the MCP server's symlink-escape guard; desktop-only
      and scoped to that one check.
    • Vault Enumeration — the core function of a retrieval plugin.
    • Clipboard Access — write-only (writeText), always user-initiated; the clipboard is never read.
    • Dynamic Code Execution — new Function comes from ajv, pulled in via
      @modelcontextprotocol/sdk; not code of this plugin.

    Also out of scope for this slice: getSettingDefinitions() (the declarative settings search
    available from Obsidian 1.13) and the display() deprecation it would resolve — both are reserved
    for a separate slice.

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