1.0.32
27th September, 2026
The 1.0.31 pre-release was not promoted after validation found that a receiving device could reject encrypted CouchDB changes when Path Obfuscation was enabled. This release includes its changes and corrects that issue.
Synchronisation and storage
Fixed
- The receiving device now accepts encrypted file information when both end-to-end encryption and Path Obfuscation are enabled. The 1.0.31 pre-release could reject this information, leaving files from another device absent from the Vault.
- Files with colons in their names now retain their full paths in synchronisation data instead of appearing as incorrectly named copies at the Vault root. (#1206)
- Obsidian may refuse to create a missing file with such a name. LiveSync also treats these names as invalid on Windows and Android, so the file may not appear in those devices' Vaults. Existing misplaced copies are left for you to review; this change does not remove them automatically.
- Received changes within the configured modification-time limit are applied to the Vault again while remediation mode is active. Changes newer than the limit remain blocked; changes arriving while a fetch makes the local database unavailable are kept for a later attempt.
- A scheduled fetch no longer offers Simple Fetch while remediation mode is active. This prevents the fetch from bypassing the modification-time limit; the detailed flow explains the restriction and offers to clear it first (#1202). Thank you to @kimjansheden for both fixes and the regression tests in PR #1208!
- On start-up, an unchanged file with a missing local revision record can be recognised before newer content arrives, avoiding an unnecessary conflict. Files with actual local edits still require conflict review. (#1207)