OpenTodoList 3.22 Has Been Released

It’s the 1st of May, Labor Day, and - you guessed it already - time for another release of OpenTodoList 😉

Changelog

rpdev/opentodolist#320: Do you have several libraries and each of them extensively uses tags to group items? Then you might already experience a quite overfull sidebar. With this release, we make it a bit easier to keep an overview - you can now collapse the items there per library, so you can hide details from libraries you currently don’t work with.
rpdev/opentodolist#324: This is a kind of bug fix. Previously, if some underlying libraries we use are updated, it could have happened that the app won’t start anymore (currently, this affects mainly the Flatpak distribution of the app). This is fixed now, so the app should start even after such updates.
rpdev/opentodolist#315: We updated to Qt 5.14, which implicitly fixes some things and will enable some interesting new features in future releases of the app.
rpdev/opentodolist#322: In the previous releases we reworked the app icon a bit. However, due to a misconfiguration, the iOS version was still delivered with the old icon. That gets fixed now.
rpdev/opentodolist#323: When creating a new item, a little popup notice is shown. Recently, we introduced a regression where in this popup HTML code was shown. This one is now also fixed.
rpdev/opentodolist#170: We now use several static code checkers on the app’s sources. This should improve the overall code quality and even avoid some bugs in general.

There are currently no known issues. If you encounter any issues, please file a bug report in the bug tracker.