Outerline 1.0-60
Summary
Build 60 introduces Recently Deleted — Outerline's trash bin — so deleted documents land in a recoverable state before they're gone for good. This release also adds wikilink interoperability: type @ or [[ to insert internal links, and documents round-trip cleanly between Outerline's native format and standard [[WikiLink]] syntax on import and export. Rounding out the build are several hardening fixes for Recently Deleted and two library defaults corrections: new installs start with library word count hidden, and first-run onboarding no longer creates a fallback ~/Outerline library before you confirm a location.
Recently Deleted
Documents deleted from your library now land in Recently Deleted instead of being removed immediately. From the sidebar view you can restore documents one at a time, restore everything, or permanently delete. Batch trash and permanent-delete operations are processed together to keep the library catalog consistent during large operations.
Recently Deleted ships with the following edge-case handling:
- Bulk permanent-delete is now atomic — manifest entries are only removed after file deletion succeeds.
- Delete All runs cleanup side effects only for records that were confirmed deleted.
- Restore now warns you when a trashed file is missing on disk and an empty placeholder will be created in its place.
- Permanently Delete confirmation reads
cannot be undone, and singular-item wording is correct so you won't seeThese 1 documents will be deleted.
Fixes
- Fixed the default for
Word Count: Show in Libraryso fresh installs start with that option off, while existing user preferences are still respected. - Fixed a first-run onboarding bug where a fallback
~/Outerline/.outerline-datadirectory could be created before the user confirmed a library location.
Improvements
- Renamed the user-facing Annotations area to Markup across the inspector tab, View menu toggle, and toolbar tooltip. Individual items are still called highlights, and the underlying data formats and
outerline://deep-link scheme are unchanged. - Moved Acknowledgements off a standalone SwiftUI
Windowscene and into a Help-triggered AppKit window manager, so it no longer appears as a persistent entry in the Window menu and only opens from Help.
Wikilink Interoperability Update
- Added dual trigger support in the editor: typing
@or[[opens the wikilink palette. - Preserved the canonical storage format as
[@Title]for inserted and persisted internal links. - Fixed cancellation behavior for the double-bracket trigger so backing out no longer leaves stray trailing
]]. - Added markdown export transforms to rewrite canonical
[@Title]to[[Title]]outside protected regions. - Added markdown import and load transforms to normalize
[[Title]]back to canonical[@Title]before persistence and use. - Kept transform safety boundaries so fenced code, inline code, malformed tokens, markdown links, and external URLs are not rewritten.
- Aligned
OuterlineMCPlink extraction to parse both[@...]and[[...]], so MCP link and backlink behavior matches editor and markdown interop behavior.