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Full Calendar Changelog

This page provides a detailed breakdown of every version of the Full Calendar plugin, including new features, improvements, and bugfixes.


Version 0.11.6

  • New: Advanced Categorization with Hierarchical Timeline View
    Events can now be organized by categories and sub-categories in a new Resource Timeline view. Expandable groups and aggregated parent rows make it easier to manage complex schedules.

  • New: Drag-and-Drop Category Reassignment
    Change an event’s category or sub-category directly from the timeline view by dragging it to a different lane. Titles and metadata update automatically.

  • Improvement: Cleaner UI and Initial View Options
    The event modal and settings UI have been polished with dropdown options and a new initial view setting that supports the timeline view.

  • Improvement: Smarter Event Titles and Filenames
    Events now display clearer titles (e.g., SubCategory - Event Name) while keeping filenames and internal data consistent.

  • Fix: Multi-Level Category Parsing
    Parsing of event titles with multiple category levels (e.g., Category - SubCategory - Title) has been fixed, ensuring correct category and sub-category assignment.

  • Other: License Update
    The plugin license has been updated to GPLv3 to comply with FullCalendar requirements.


Version 0.11.5-beta

  • New: Monthly and Yearly Recurring Events
    You can now create events that repeat every month or every year — perfect for things like anniversaries, billing cycles, or project reviews.

  • New: Smarter "Repeats" Menu in Event Modal
    The old "Recurring" checkbox is gone. Instead, use a new dropdown to choose from Weekly, Monthly, or Yearly recurrence. The UI updates dynamically to match your selection.

  • Improvement: Human-Friendly Filenames for Recurring Notes
    Recurring event notes now get cleaner, more descriptive names like (Every year on July 30th) My Event.md.

  • Improvement: Enhanced Timezone and All-Day Support
    Timezone handling for recurring events is now more accurate, and All-Day events display correctly across time boundaries.

  • Fix: Right-Click Task Toggle for Recurring Tasks
    Recurring tasks can now be marked as complete using the right-click menu, just like one-off tasks.

  • Fix: Safer Rendering and UI Cleanups
    Removed use of unsafe HTML injection in the UI. Improved event rendering, loading states, and general UI responsiveness.


Version 0.11.4

  • New: Smarter Recurring Events and Tasks
    Recurring events can now be edited per-instance — drag, resize, or complete a task without affecting the whole series. Changes are reversible and tracked cleanly.

  • Improvement: Safe Deletion with Confirmation Options
    Deleting a recurring event now asks whether to remove just one instance, the entire series, or promote existing edits to standalone events.

  • Improvement: Better Task Behavior for Repeating Events
    Recurring tasks now behave just like regular ones — you can check them off individually, and they show up correctly in the calendar.

  • Fix: Multiday Allday events fix by @yalikebaz Multiday Allday events made inclusive for local calenders. Thanks to @yalikebaz for the fix!

  • Fix: Performance and Architecture Improvements Refactored recurring event logic, improved performance on large calendars, and cleaned up the plugin architecture to prepare for future features.


Version 0.11.3

  • New: Insights Engine has smarter Dashboard with Personas
    Adding persona (predefined rules like "Productivity", "Routine") to Categories in Insight Config Setting now cater to more powerful analysis.
  • Fix: Insights Panel and Dashboard Bugfixes
    Multiple bugfixes and UI adjustments focused on the Insights panel.

Version 0.11.2

  • New: Insights Engine in ChronoAnalyser
    New intelligent engine that can analyse your calendar for past events and give you cool insights.
  • Improvement: Redesigned ChronoAnalyser UI/UX
    Chronoanalyser now much more elegant. Check it using the Analysis button in the Full-Calendar Window.
  • Fix: Multiple Bugfixes in ChronoAnalyser
    Make ChronoAnalyser more stable and reliable. Plotting and Insights now work more reliably.

Version 0.11.1

  • New: Category Coloring Engine and Settings UI
    A new optional setting, 'Enable Category Coloring,' allows you to color events based on a category defined in the event's title (e.g., 'Work - Project Meeting'). This overrides the default calendar color for fine-grained visual organization.
  • New: Category-Aware Event Modal
    The Edit/Create Event modal now features a dedicated 'Category' input field. It provides intelligent autocomplete suggestions based on all your previously used categories, making categorization fast and consistent.
  • Improvement: Redesigned Event Modal UI/UX
    The Edit/Create Event modal has been completely redesigned with a polished two-column layout, logical grouping of fields, and a dedicated footer for actions, improving clarity and ergonomics.
  • Improvement: Color Palette Enhancements
    Colors no longer default to black, but are now rotated from a carefully chosen Palette.
  • Improvement: "Open Note" Workflow Enhancement
    Clicking 'Open Note' in the modal now opens the note in a split view, improving calendar-note navigation.

Version 0.10.13-beta

  • Improvement: Robust Timezone Support
    Events from local and remote calendars are now fully timezone-aware, fixing bugs related to DST and travel.
  • New: Strict Timezone Mode for Daily Notes
    A new setting allows users to anchor daily note events to a specific timezone, just like regular notes.
  • Fix: Correctly Parse UTC Events from ICS Feeds
    Fixed a critical bug where events specified in UTC from Google Calendar and other sources would appear at the wrong time.

Version 0.10.8

  • New: ChronoAnalyser Released
    ChronoAnalyser can now analyse your time spending! Check the new Analysis button in the Full-Calendar Window.

Version 0.10.7

  • New: Initial Plugin Release
    Welcome to the first version of the enhanced Full Calendar!

For a summary of major features, see What's New.