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This PR adds a page for the event view feature for the upcoming 1.16.0 desktop release.

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This pull request adds a new documentation file, vault-events.rst, which explains vault events and their event view within the desktop application. Vault events represent the vault's status and activities, such as conflict detection and corrupted files, and are stored only in memory, disappearing when the application closes. The event view is accessible via a Bell icon in the main window, which signals new, unread events with a red dot. It features an action bar, a list of events sorted from newest to oldest, filtering options by vault, and the ability to clear the event log. Each vault event includes a title, appearance count, affected file, and timestamp. Hovering over an event reveals a context menu primarily for revealing affected files in the file manager, with event details anonymized if the vault is locked. Additionally, the table of contents in source/index.rst was updated to include this new document.

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source/desktop/vault-events.rst (3)

4-7: Introduction to Vault Events
The introductory paragraph clearly describes what vault events are and their purpose. For enhanced clarity, you might consider rephrasing to emphasize that these events provide real‑time status information. For example: "Vault events provide real‑time information about the vault's status and activities." This is optional and the current text is acceptable.


34-41: Vault Event Structure Documentation
The documentation detailing the components of a vault event (title, appearance count in brackets, affected file, and timestamp) is comprehensive. Although the phrase "its number of appearances in brackets" is clear, consider a slight rephrase for absolute clarity, such as "the number of times the event has occurred (displayed in brackets)". This suggestion is optional.


45-45: Trailing Newline Consistency
Ensure the file ends with a newline to comply with repository standards.

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1-3: Title and Header Formatting
The title "Events and Event View" and the underline formatting are correctly implemented following reStructuredText conventions.


8-12: Note Directive for Transient Data
The note directive is correctly formatted, clearly stating that vault events are transient, stored only in memory, and are not persisted on the hard disk. The indentation and clarity are excellent.


14-17: Event View Section Identifier and Heading
The use of a hyperlink target (anchor) with .. _desktop/vault-events/event-viewer: followed by the "Event View" heading is well structured, ensuring easy navigation within the document.


19-22: Event View Description
The description detailing how to open the event view—via the Bell icon—and the visual indicator (small red dot for unread events) is clear and suitably concise.


23-26: Image Directive Validation
The image directive is correctly implemented with proper scaling and alternative text. Please verify that the relative path (../img/desktop/event-view.png) accurately reflects the repository’s structure to ensure the image renders correctly.


28-32: Event List and Action Bar Details
The explanation regarding the layout of the event view—including the action bar, the ordering of events, filtering by vault, and the option to clear the log—is clear and informative.


43-44: Locked Vault Event Handling
The explanation for events from locked vaults—indicating that they are anonymized and require unlocking for full details—is clear and meets the documentation needs.

infeo added 2 commits April 16, 2025 16:57
* adjust image scaling
* adjust text for anonymized vault event
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