Tisty 1.21.0
Nothing to migrate: the log stays on schema 14, so this build and 1.20.3 read each
other's stores and you can update one machine before the other. What an assistant
marks is written as a line an older build walks past, so a machine still on 1.20
keeps every document and simply does not show the mark. The read cache is thrown
away and rebuilt the first time this build opens, which costs a moment and nothing
else.
An assistant can say a document has had its day
An assistant that finds a document no longer worth keeping - a handover for a flow
that was retired, notes for a decision long taken - can now say so, and has to say
why. The document does not move, does not change and is not hidden: a small mark
appears beside it in the rail, and opening it shows what was said and when. What
happens next is yours alone, from three buttons that are only ever yours: put it
away, delete it, or take the mark off. Nothing an assistant can reach will archive
or delete a document behind your back, and archiving one yourself is what answers
the mark - it does not come back when you take the document out of the archive
again.
The archive keeps the way back
A folder you archive has always kept its whole tree inside the archive. A single
document put away on its own used to land loose at the root, with nothing to say
where it came from. Now it hangs from the folders it came out of, drawn in grey
because those folders are still alive outside the archive - nothing is filed into
them there, and they disappear when the last document under them leaves.
Taking a document out of the archive asks where it lands: back where it was, no
folder at all, or another one. If the folder it came from was deleted while it
waited, the whole way down to it is remembered and offered to be made again, and a
folder somebody already made again under that same name is the one the document
hangs from rather than a second one beside it.
The headings of the rail stay where you can read them
Documents, its count and its plus sign no longer scroll away with the tree, and the
archive heading rests under them while you read what it holds. With two hundred
documents the rail used to end in a bare Archived that could as easily have been
the archive of tasks sitting right above it.
Looking for an update waits for the Store to look
Asking the Microsoft Store what it has wakes an errand of its own and answers with
what it knew before that errand ran: it would say there was nothing and start
installing a newer version half a minute later. Pressing the button now waits that
errand out and tells you what came of it. And when the Store has already brought an
update down - it cannot replace a copy that is running, so it waits for the window
to close - Tisty now says so plainly instead of reporting that there is nothing
new.
What's Changed
- feat: an agent can say a document has had its day, and the archive by @rgdevment in #66
Full Changelog: v1.20.3...v1.21.0