saberzero1/quartz-syncer 1.13.0

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• Added Obsidian CLI support for automating publishing workflows from the terminal (requires Obsidian v1.12+).
  • 12 CLI commands: status, sync, publish, delete, mark, test, cache, config, upgrade, version, plugin, and quartz-config.
  • obsidian quartz-syncer (no subcommand) shows a help screen with all available commands, flags, and examples.
  • All commands support verbose for detailed output (file paths, connection details, cache contents, commit SHAs).
  • All commands support help for command-specific usage information.
  • All commands support format=json for machine-readable output. Commands that make changes support dry-run for previewing.
  • Publishing commands (sync, publish) execute without confirmation. Destructive commands (delete, upgrade) require force.
  • mark command supports three path resolution modes: exact path, glob patterns (notes/**/*.md), and fuzzy search (~my post).
  • config command enables reading and writing plugin settings from the terminal, with secret redaction for authentication tokens.
  • config command defaults to listing all settings when no action is provided (obsidian quartz-syncer:config = obsidian quartz-syncer:config action=list).
  • version command shows plugin, Obsidian, and Quartz version information.
  • plugin command manages Quartz v5 plugins: list, add, remove, check for updates, apply updates, and browse the community registry.
  • quartz-config command reads and writes Quartz v5 site configuration with schema validation.
  • cache command provides cache management (status, clear single file, clear all).
  • test command validates Git connection and write access.
  • upgrade command pulls upstream Quartz changes with automatic quartz.lock.json conflict resolution.
  • Fixed: upgrade command now correctly targets Quartz v5 upstream (was hardcoded to v4).
  • Graceful fallback on older Obsidian versions — CLI registration is silently skipped if registerCliHandler is unavailable.
• See the CLI guide for the full command reference and example workflows.
• Updated documentation.

What's Changed

• feat: Obsidian CLI integration by @saberzero1 in #117

Full Changelog: 1.12.0...1.13.0