Scribe v0.1.7 release release-notesstabilitymarkdownworkflow
Scribe 0.1.7 release notes
This release improves local desktop project saving, recovery, and import behavior, especially when editing inside cloud-synced folders.
- Fixes repeated false conflict prompts while autosaving in cloud-synced folders
- Preserves paragraph alignment, blank paragraphs, and soft line breaks after saving
- Improves recovery after unexpected exits and makes conflict recovery easier
Scribe 0.1.7 improves local desktop project saving, recovery, and import behavior, especially when editing inside cloud-synced folders.
What changed
- Fixed an issue where autosave could repeatedly show a local version conflict prompt when editing in OneDrive or similar cloud-synced folders.
- Fixed cases where paragraph alignment, intentional blank paragraphs, and soft line breaks could be lost or reverted after saving.
- Fixed cases where Scribe could stay associated with the previous project folder after the project was closed.
- Improved recovery after unexpected exits and made it easier to recover content after file conflicts.
- Improved Markdown import support for common footnote syntax, with more stable numbering after splitting or merging documents.
- Improved footnote and endnote editing by allowing quick conversion between the two inside the editor.
This release is focused on reliability rather than adding more settings. If you keep projects in a synced folder or move between Markdown files and the editor while preparing a manuscript, 0.1.7 should feel steadier in everyday use.