Mindwtr 0.6.1

Highlights

• Desktop calendar now supports month/year navigation, with clearer project focusing and waiting/someday visibility fixes.
• Sync + attachments reliability upgrades across desktop and mobile, including safer edits during background sync.
• Mobile stability improvements: date picker cancel crash fix, long title alignment, and attachment sync support.

Desktop

• Add month/year navigation controls to Calendar view.
• Prompt on first close to choose tray or quit, with a saved preference.
• Keep task edits open during background sync refreshes.
• Show project tasks in Waiting/Someday lists.
• Focus the selected project when chosen from global search.
• Store synced attachments under app data and allow file watcher access.
• Fix project task list refresh in Project view.
• Add update-available indicator and reminder.

Mobile

• Fix crash when cancelling the date picker.
• Keep long task titles left-aligned in edit/inbox processing.
• Sync file attachments from Android content URIs.
• Tighten typing for update badges and text direction styles.

Docs & Dev

• Switch license to AGPL-3.0.
• Add Code of Conduct and improve contributing guide.
• Clarify local-first sync guidance in the wiki.

Full Change List (since 0.6.0)

• feat: add update badge reminder
• chore: switch license to AGPL-3.0
• fix(mobile): avoid datetime picker dismiss crash
• fix(mobile): keep long titles left aligned
• fix(mobile): tighten update badge typing
• fix(desktop): store synced attachments under app data
• fix(mobile): copy content attachments to sync folder
• fix(desktop): allow fs watch for sync folder
• fix(mobile): type text direction styles
• fix(desktop): refresh project tasks from store
• docs(wiki): clarify local-first sync
• docs: add code of conduct and improve contributing
• feat(desktop): prompt on close and add tray preference
• fix(desktop): keep edits during background sync
• fix(desktop): show project tasks in waiting lists
• fix(desktop): focus project from search
• fix(desktop): add calendar month navigation