OpenTodoList 3.25 Has Been Released

It is August, we are in full summer swing (well, at least on the Northern Hemisphere). What else we need? Right, another release of OpenTodoList!

While this release certainly is not the most existing ever, it still brings some handy new functions. Enjoy 😉

Changelog

  • rpdev/opentodolist#348: With this version, we update most deployments to version 5.15 of the underlying Qt framework. For you as end user this might not be too interesting, but besides the usual bug fixes and new features this makes available to use in the app, it also means we are ready for the larger jump towards Qt 6 (yes, 5.15 will be the last version in the Qt 5 series).
  • rpdev/opentodolist#355: OpenTodoList highlights the syntax of your Markdown notes while editing. Well, at least it did on all platforms but macOS and iOS - until now 😮 In fact, while on both platforms we included the actual syntax highlighting functionality, there was a bug which prevented it from being visible to the user. Well, note the past tense here ✔️
  • rpdev/opentodolist#308: On macOS, apps nowadays have to be notarized in order to be opened properly after downloading them from the web. This was not the case for the OpenTodoList deployment for macOS - this as well is a thing of the past now.
  • rpdev/opentodolist#181: The app now uses some smaller text styling for formatted notes, making some stuff easier to read (and more pleasant to the eye in general). On top, if you use code fragments in your notes: These are now also highlighted in view more (and not only while editing).
  • rpdev/opentodolist#344: The day ranges in the schedule view are now updated more regularly. Chances are you did not notice that there was a bug - but if you keep the app open for longer times (on this view) you might have noticed that the date categories would not update for quite a while.
  • rpdev/opentodolist#347: A similar thing to the previous fix: The item separators in the schedule view sometimes where not drawn at all (or an extra one at the very end of a group was showing where it shouldn’t).
  • rpdev/opentodolist#333: Some smaller thingy… we fixed more random non-functional failures in our CI tests. Stability never hurts, does it? 😅
Styling of Markdown text has been improved in this version. And finally, code blocks are now properly highlighted as well 🎉

Downloads

  • Please find the download links for major platforms on GitHub.
  • For Android, the release is available via Google Play.
  • For iOS, the release is available via the App Store.
  • If you use snap, you can install the app from the snapcraft.io.
  • If you use flatpak, you can install the app from Flathub.

Known Issues

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

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