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The [[ picker matched the last "[[" on the line without checking whether those brackets sat inside a code span or code block. With Auto-close Markdown on, typing "[[" inside backticks and deleting the auto-inserted "]]" left an open "[[" in the code span, and every keystroke after the closing backtick re-opened the picker for it. The [[, [[Note# and [[Note^ sources now resolve the syntax tree at the opening brackets and stand down inside InlineCode, FencedCode and CodeBlock, matching the renderer's rule for what counts as literal text (#248). A fresh [[ typed in prose afterwards opens the picker as before. Closes #783
…rd (#786) A task forwarded Note 1 -> Note 2 -> Note 3 leaves a "[>]" record in each note it passed through. The Status board (via groupTasks) and the custom @field boards already left those records out, but the Priority and Folder boards only skipped done cards, so the same task showed as three cards, and "[-]" cancelled tasks leaked onto those two boards the same way. One rule now decides what is a card on any board: open work only, so "[x]", "[>]" and "[-]" all stay off. The forwarded record is the trail a moved task leaves behind, already a closed state; the live copy in the destination note is the one card. The Tasks list keeps its separate Forwarded group. Closes #786
) Renaming a note already rewrote its inbound wikilinks; renaming or moving an asset left every "![[assets/old.png]]" pointing at a file that no longer existed. The renderer's asset resolver moves to shared-domain and now reports which reading found a reference (note-relative, vault-root, or unique basename). A new rewriter walks a note body for "![[embed]]" / "[[link]]" wikilinks and "" / "[](href)" destinations, resolves each the way the renderer does, and re-targets the ones that pointed at the asset in the author's own style: a note-relative href stays relative, a vault-root path stays rooted (keeping a spelled-out leading slash), a bare name stays bare while it still names exactly one asset and otherwise becomes the full path, and a wikilink never gains ".." segments. Aliases, size hints, fragments, queries, percent-encoding, angle brackets and link titles survive; code is skipped. Desktop renameAsset/moveAsset and the Go server's RenameAsset/MoveAsset snapshot the asset and note lists before the file operation and rewrite only the notes that referenced the file (hasAttachments, assetEmbeds, or a file-shaped wikilink that resolves to it). The renderer gains renameAsset/moveAsset store actions that flush dirty buffers first and re-list assets and notes after, used by the sidebar menu and drag-onto- folder, the note list, the Assets view and the reading view's image menu. Closes #785
… last save (#784) {{date}} freezes the creation date into the note. Three new variables stay in the note on purpose and keep reading its modification time: {{modified_date}}, {{modified_time}} and {{modified_datetime}}, each optionally with the same :FORMAT tokens {{date:FORMAT}} takes. The editor's live preview renders them as the file's last-saved time (revealing the raw token under the caret, leaving code literal, and refreshing when the note list's updatedAt moves), and the reading view substitutes them before rendering. renderTemplate leaves them untouched, which the unknown-token pass-through already did; the template editor offers them after {{. The raw file keeps the token, so an "Updated:" line in frontmatter stays current without anyone editing it. Help text documents the three tokens and, from the previous commit, asset rename and move link rewriting. Closes #784
The reading view's right-click asset menu (Open, Rename, Move, Duplicate, Copy as Embed, Copy Path, Open as Reference, Reveal, Delete) finds its host through [data-local-asset-kind][data-local-asset-url]. PDF, audio and video embeds and attachment chips carried both since 1.1.0; the image figure only stamped the URL on the <img>, so an image was the one embed with no menu. Tag the figure like the others.
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ZenNotes 2.50.4
Four community reports from @uNyanda plus one reading-view fix found on the way.
[[picker stays closed for brackets typed inside inline code or code blocks (Wikilink Picker Remains Active Outside Inline Code #783)[>]and cancelled[-]records stay off the Priority and Folder Kanban boards, so a task forwarded across notes shows once (Forwarded Tasks Appear Multiple Times on Kanban Boards #786){{modified_date}},{{modified_time}},{{modified_datetime}}tokens rendered from the note's last save in the editor and reading view (Add a Dynamic Last Modified Date Variable to Templates #784)Docs: in-app help updated; website mirror pushed with the release.