kandown 0.25.1 → 0.27.0

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  # Changelog
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+ ## 0.27.0 — 2026-07-20 — "Unified Views"
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+ - **Added**: **Full Component Parity between Board and List Views** — unified the List view (`ListView.tsx`) and Board view (`Column.tsx`) so that List view sections and task items share the exact same components, column background color tints, icons, and action options as Board columns.
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+ - **Added**: **Guarded Delete Button & Card Actions in List View** — task items in List view are now rendered with `<Card>` (and `<CardStack>` for tag-grouped tasks). Hovering over a task row in List view now reveals the guarded delete button (`IconTrash`/`IconTrashX`) with double-click confirmation, multi-task selection (`⌘/Ctrl/Shift + Click`), tag/epic/report/blocked-by badges, subtask progress bars, search-preview snippets, and frontmatter metadata blocks.
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+ - **Added**: **Shared Column Header Actions & Color Picker** — added `<ColumnHeaderActions>` and `<ColumnColorMenu>` to List view section headers. Users can pick column accent colors, rename columns (`✎`), delete columns (`×`), create tasks (`+`), and add unconfigured columns to project settings directly from List view.
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+ - **Added**: **Section Footers in List View** — each section in List view now includes the `+ Add task` (`KbdButton`) footer at the bottom of the section container.
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+ - **Changed**: **100% Viewport Width for List View** — removed the fixed `max-w-[1200px]` width constraint so List view occupies 100% of the viewport width, allowing task titles and metadata to expand flexibly across wider displays.
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+ ## 0.26.0 — 2026-07-20 — "Task Workspace"
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+ - **Added**: **Desktop opened-task workspace** — opening a task on desktop now replaces the modal overlay with a split workspace below the sticky header. The left pane lists tasks grouped by board status, while the right pane keeps the full task editor available in a large three-quarter-width panel.
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+ - **Added**: **Collapsible status navigation for open tasks** — the workspace task list groups every active task under its Kandown column, shows per-section counts, lets sections collapse, highlights the currently open task, and makes switching between tasks much faster than returning to the board after every edit.
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+ - **Added**: **Header back control for task focus mode** — when a task is open on desktop, a visible Back button appears beside the Kandown logo. It saves and closes the current task so users can return to their existing board or list view without hunting for the editor footer.
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+ - **Changed**: **Responsive task-opening behavior** — desktop now uses the new workspace, while small screens keep the existing modal drawer so mobile editing stays familiar and does not squeeze a two-column layout into a narrow viewport.
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+ - **Changed**: **Task editor reuse** — the desktop workspace reuses the existing drawer store state, save paths, URL copy action, dependency chips, archive/delete actions, agent hook button, conflict state, and recovery draft behavior instead of creating a second persistence model.
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+ - **Fixed**: **Safer quick task switching** — switching tasks from the workspace navigator now guards against unsaved edits and stores discarded drafts in the existing recovery buffer, avoiding silent data loss during rapid navigation.
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+ - **Fixed**: **Logo close behavior while editing** — clicking the header logo while a task is open now saves and closes through the drawer workflow instead of force-closing the task state directly.
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  ## 0.25.1 — 2026-07-20 — "Stale Daemon Refresh"
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  - **Fixed**: **Deep-link refreshes after existing daemon sessions** — Kandown now detects when a project daemon was started by an older CLI version and restarts it when the current CLI is newer. This matters because URL refresh handling for paths like `/058?p=suzu` lives in the daemon process itself; refreshing `kandown.html` alone cannot teach an already-running old daemon to serve task deep-link routes.