Releases: alberti42/obsidian-import-attachments-plus
Releases · alberti42/obsidian-import-attachments-plus
1.5.1
1.5.0
Change log
New features
- Added option to delete attachments by right-clicking with the mouse on the Wikilink.
- Added option to delete the Wikilink when deleting an attachment file.
- Asks the user to delete the attachment folder when this is left empty; i.e., when all attachments contained in the folder have been deleted by the user.
Bug fixes
- Corrected bug where attachment folders containing
.
were not hidden properly from the Navigation pane.
1.4.2
1.4.1
Change log
New features
- Support for Markdown and Wikilinks
- Support for different links formats, aligned with Obsidian preferences (shortest, relative, absolute)
- Support for attachment folders at different locations, aligned with Obsidian standard naming (vault folder, subfolder, same as current folder, in subfolder of current folder).
- Various improvements under the hood
1.4.0
Change log
New features
- Support for Markdown and Wikilinks
- Support for different links formats, aligned with Obsidian preferences (shortest, relative, absolute)
- Support for attachment folders at different locations, aligned with Obsidian standard naming (vault folder, subfolder, same as current folder, in subfolder of current folder).
- Various improvements under the hood
1.3.0
Change log
New features
- Command "Open attachment folder" now asks the user whether she/he wants to create a new attachment folder.
- Completely reworked out the way hidden attachment folders are handled. Now, attachment folders without .md are displayed in the navigator. Often, these are orphaned folders.
- Fixed Windows compatibility. Now, the user can correctly open in Windows Explorer the files by clicking on links.
- Fixed compatibility with mobile versions. We bring desktop features to mobiles. In particular, if a note is renamed, now its attachment folder is automatically renamed too. If the note is deleted, then the user is asked whether to delete the attachment folder too.
- Now it is possible to copy and paste images and HTML code. This feature was before broken. Pasted images are directly imported in the attachment folder.
- Links are now created in the form of Wiklinks or Markdown links, depending on what the user has chosen in the Obsidian configuration pane.
Removed features
- Removed the possibility whether Obsidian links should be through a relative path or absolute with respect to the vault. The plugin now follows the expected behavior the user can configure in the Obsidian configuration pane. No need to have a separate dropdown box for the same purpose.
1.2.6
Change log
Bug fixes
- Corrected a bug in Windows computers, where the imported documents used in their path the backslash, while Obsidian expects the forward slash. The path is now normalized by Obsidian function
normalizePath
to ensure compatibility across all devices.