V1.6.2

• Fixes regressions introduced by 1.6.1 with detecting plugin enablement and incorrectly enabling disabled plugins after updating them
• Further improves interaction with lazy-plugin. When this plugin detects that lazy-plugin and the Ignore Updates to Disabled Plugins setting are enabled, this plugin's icon will stay in the loading state for an extra 10 seconds before actually checking for updates. This helps avoid timing issues where this plugin sees a plugin is disabled but then lazy-plugin enables it.

V1.6.1

Fixes an issue where a plugin becomes disabled after updating it, specifically when a plugin like lazy-plugin is also being used to speed-up obsidian start time

Thanks @alangrainger for pointing out the issue

V1.6.0

• Release note text can now be selected and copied (thanks @jaycenhorton)
• Raw URLs in release notes like https://github.com/swar8080/obsidian-plugin-update-tracker are now rendered as links (thanks @jaycenhorton and @claremacrae)
• Disabled plugins with updates now have an indicator beside their name to remind you they're disabled
• After failing to check for updates because of an internet issue, you can now click the plugin icon to try again. Previously you had to restart obsidian or wait until the next scheduled update check
• Updates some dependencies that had CVEs. Most issues were for this plugin's development tooling and backend API

V1.5.2

• Clicking the plugin icon when no updates are available now shows a small message making it clearer that everything's up-to-date. The cursor no longer disappears when hovering over the plugin icon (#72)
• Updates the description for the setting Minimum update count to show a plugin icon to mention that updates for this plugin are always shown (in-case there's a bug preventing you from seeing other updates) (#67)
• Clearer message when your IP address exceeds github's limit of 60 file downloads per hour when updating plugins. The number of minutes until the limit is reset is included in the message (#73)
• Cleans-up some error logs in the developer console (#68)
• Increases the max number of your installed plugins checked for updates from 350 to 400 (if this is still too low then let me know)

v1.5.1 Fixes Error Loading Plugin on New Installs

Fixes a bug introduced in 1.5.0 that causes the plugin to fail to load when freshly installed

v1.5.0

Change how often plugins are checked for updates

Currently this plugin checks for updates every 30 minutes. If you find the ⌛ loading icon distracting then you can use this new setting:

Minimum update count to show plugin icon

The default value is 0 but will be 1 if you currently have the "Hide plugin icon if no updates are available" setting enabled

v1.4.6 bug fixes

• Fixes an issue detecting new plugin versions that use incomplete version numbers (ex: 2.7 instead of 2.7.0)
• On IPhone, the Update Plugins button will now appear in the middle of the screen so that it can actually be tapped (fixing #49)

v1.4.5 fixes a bug installing an earlier version of a plugin

Fixes a bug where the latest version of a plugin is installed even though an earlier version is shown in the UI (reported by @meskill)

v1.4.4 fixes update plugin button being cut-off by status bar

• Adds some padding to the Update Plugins button to prevent it from being blocked by the status bar
• Adds Stable CSS selectors for the plug icon and status icon to the right of it

v1.4.3 fixes downloading plugin updates on mobile

Downloading plugin updates now works on mobile