Mindwtr 1.2.6

Highlights

Desktop gains an optional read-only Timeline, per-view sidebar visibility controls, and bulk assignment to project sections.
Archived projects stay read-only across desktop and mobile, including task status, checklists, Focus, and completion controls.
Sync and backup recovery preserve the last trusted attachment copy, handle missing files with stricter evidence, and keep default GTD settings compatible with older peers.
Android sharing works from warm and cold starts, the quick-add sheet keeps its title and Save controls visible, and calendar exports avoid a date-parsing race.
Self-hosted web deployments can prefill their Cloud URL, open Cloud-backed attachments in the browser, load tokens from a protected file, and detect replaced storage mounts.
Recurrence edits retain their anchor, time zone, and rule metadata. Daily Review and Timeline also move to a new day at local midnight.
Feature switches now control the matching quick-add, sort, group, calendar, and widget behavior without removing saved preferences or task data.

Full change list (grouped by area)

Quick capture ignores late audio or save completion from an earlier session after the capture window has reopened.
Mobile quick capture adds a Note field. Text from the field and /note: syntax merges instead of one source replacing the other.
Android keeps the title and Save controls visible while the expanded More panel scrolls above the keyboard. The syntax reference now stays behind a compact help toggle.
Task forms submit changed fields only, reducing the chance that an older draft overwrites a newer edit.
Deleting a section now explains that its tasks remain and move to No Section.

Archived project views are read-only across desktop and mobile. Mindwtr disables completion, status, checklist, Focus, and nested row actions in those views.
Desktop bulk organize can assign selected tasks to a section when every task already belongs to the current project.
Desktop removes Duplicate and Convert to Reference from the inline editor footer; both remain in the task row menu.
Optional priority strips have clearer spacing on desktop, and assistive technology can identify collapsed priority state and task-detail controls.
Turning off Priorities or Time estimates also disables their quick-add parsing, suggestions, sorts, groups, calendar sizing, and widget behavior. Saved settings and task data return when you re-enable the feature.
Desktop sidebar entries can be hidden per device without changing their data or search access.
Desktop navigation shortcuts now open the full Next Actions list instead of Focus.
Task-to-section conversion now commits as one guarded mutation, so interrupted or concurrent edits cannot leave half-converted data.

Mobile Daily Review includes all eligible tasks in large libraries and refreshes at local midnight. Desktop Review and Timeline refresh on the same boundary.
Recurrence edits preserve the series anchor, time zone, and supported rule metadata.
Desktop Timeline is an optional, read-only GTD view with day, week, and month zoom. It groups tasks by project, shows single-day tasks as dots, keeps titles in a fixed column, and exposes off-window navigation.
Timeline uses the selected calendar system and presents its task action to assistive technology.
Desktop calendar and Timeline fall back to an area's color when a project still uses the default grey.
Android builds the patched calendar module from source, preventing concurrent event writes from racing its date formatter.

Sync activation and backup restore keep a verified local attachment when a missing remote response cannot prove deletion. Cleanup waits for conclusive absence.
Switching sync locations can finish when an attachment was already missing from the candidate location, while a file that disappears during verification still blocks the switch.
Default-on GTD settings survive two-way sync with 1.2.5-rc.2 peers, while explicit opt-outs remain off.
Desktop WebDAV sends Accept-Encoding: identity through its HTTP layer so proxy compression does not weaken ETag checks.
Plaintext WebDAV works again with servers that return ETags but do not enforce conditional writes. Encrypted sync still requires the stronger check.
Sync encryption setup switches to the existing-passphrase flow as soon as connection testing discovers encrypted data.
WebDAV encryption transitions treat an oversized HTML response for a missing file as absence without weakening the concurrent-transition guard.
Android File Sync restores decorated temporary filenames to their exact expected names and still detects real concurrent writers.
Attachment sync and restore preserve the last proven content authority through missing, replaced, and restored copies.
Mobile keeps attachments available when optional native installation support is absent, including Expo Go and compatible fallback builds.

Android shares from other apps reach the capture sheet with their file attached, including after a cold start. Failed shares now show an error instead of opening an empty capture flow.
Mobile project details keep notes, attachments, area assignment, sections, and archived-state controls consistent during concurrent edits.
Focus, Review, search, task rows, and attachment actions received accessibility and large-library reliability fixes.

The self-hosted web app can fetch and open Cloud-backed attachments when sync encryption is off. Other browser sync backends still show the unsupported notice.
Fresh self-hosted web sessions can prefill the Cloud URL from the same origin or MINDWTR_DEFAULT_CLOUD_URL without overwriting an existing choice.
Settings links to the official desktop and mobile video tutorials.
Desktop search filters use localized labels, disabled Timeline routes resolve consistently, and attachment viewers handle browser object URLs without leaking stale data.

Cloud deployments can read MINDWTR_CLOUD_AUTH_TOKENS from a protected file.
/ready verifies the original writable data mount without recreating a missing directory. /health remains a non-mutating liveness check and the released image healthcheck uses it correctly.
Cloud storage distinguishes a recreated directory from the original even when the filesystem reuses an inode.
Docker app builds preserve release identity, align security headers with the hosted PWA, and pin build inputs.

The Arch beta package is now mindwtr-beta-bin; the legacy mindwtr-bin-beta package remains available during the documented manual migration period.
Release automation serializes tag-scoped jobs, fails closed on ambiguous Google Play commits, isolates Flathub generator dependencies, and keeps FOSS workflows reproducible from the release tag.
MCP Cloud mode now supports the added core task behavior, with expanded service conformance coverage. The MCP package version remains independent from the app version.
Dependency pins preserve mobile query parsing and ensure the patched Expo calendar source is compiled into Android builds.