Bug fixes for Tine 0.8.1: block references picked from the (( search, Journals on a first launch and while editing, and a page file a sync tool is replacing.
Fixed
- Picking a block in the
((or{{embed ((block search no longer writes a short temporary id such as((bmvsgco1s-11))when the block had noid::yet: Tine now gives the block a proper UUID, as Logseq does, so the reference keeps working in Logseq and after restarting Tine. A block that already has an id keeps it (GH #798). - A first launch with a default journal template no longer sometimes opens Journals as "Couldn't open this page: Journal feed read failed" while today's template page is still being saved; Journals shows as soon as that save ends (GH #671, E2E-BASE-4).
- Scrolling the Journals feed keeps loading older days while you are editing a journal day. After some graph-wide changes (for example a sync bringing in many files) the feed could stop at its first three days until you clicked outside the journals (UI-JOURNAL-FEED-PAGING-WHILE-EDITING).
- A page file that a sync tool is replacing while Tine lists the folder is no longer reported as "couldn't be read" (REG-SCAN-VANISHED-ENTRY).
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