Keyboard Analyzer

Full Changelog: https://github.com/cogscides/obsidian-keyboard-analyzer/compare/0.3.0…0.4.1

Highlights

• Experimental/unstable: Edit command hotkeys within the plugin.
• New commands to open the plugin in a new tab or split.
• Latest changes history with Keep changes and Undo all.
• Visual polish and reliability fixes across hotkey handling and UI.

Unstable feature — Hotkey Editing (experimental)

• Assign, remove, and restore hotkeys for commands directly from the list.
• Accurately distinguishes defaults vs custom overrides; default-equivalent customs are saved explicitly to appear as custom.
• Supports removing default-only hotkeys using explicit empty overrides when needed by core.
• Reliable pipeline: derive effective hotkeys via app.hotkeyManager, then save → load → bake to ensure consistency.
• Latest changes panel with revert buffer, Keep changes, and Undo all to restore original sets across multiple edits.
• Safety: recommend backing up .obsidian/hotkeys.json before extensive edits. Behavior may change in subsequent patches.

New

• Plugin: commands to open the keyboard shortcuts view in a new tab and as a split.
• UI/UX: subtle row hover highlight, stabilized row height, reserved space for action icons, improved refresh control with animation.
• Hover previews: visual keyboard preview when hovering hotkeys (incl. pinned sections).
• Command list hygiene: dedupe System Shortcuts vs real commands by chord signature.

Fixes & internal

• Ensure defaults reappear after restore; do not merge defaults when a custom override exists.
• Double-refresh commands index after edits to capture async core updates.
• Close edit-mode banner on Keep changes; fix hover/animation jitter; small-screen layout tweaks.
• Migrate to ESLint + Prettier for Svelte 5; floating-ui adoption and related style updates.