Publish a new version - Build the plugin with `npm run build` (`--watch` during dev) - Push a commit with the new version number as message with: - The relevant changelog in `README.md` - The new version number in `manifest.json` - The updated `main.js` (with `npm run build`) - Tag the commit with the version number - Publish a [new GitHub release](https://github.com/johansatge/obsidian-automatic-table-of-contents/releases/new) with: - The version number as title - The changelog from `README.md` as description - `main.js` and `manifest.json` from as attachments - _Set as the latest release_ checked [How to Submit to the Community Directory](https://docs.obsidian.md/Plugins/Releasing/Submit+your+plugin#Step+3+Submit+your+plugin+to+the+community+directory) #### 260511 Still attempting to upload to obsidian community Okay so if I am understanding correct, you: 1. Logged into the community directory 2. Claimed the plugin 3. Saw the errors 4. Deleted the plugin/unclaimed it. 5. Renamed the repo and now you are trying to relink/resubmit and getting an error? --- Obsidian Plugin [[blip-capture-plugin.zip]] 5e42151599df2afa97e0ac3b2dc375c257ec6d7b - [ ] Blips to Osbidian Community Plugins ➕ 2026-04-04 **Summary of Steps:** - Fix the repository field typo. - Move your plugin entry to the end of the plugins list. - Add a valid `manifest.json` at the root of your repo. - Add a `LICENSE` file. Once you make these changes, the job should pass validation. Goes in PR file Quickly capture short notes (Blips) via a hotkey or ribbon button and save them to a central file. github.com/gamesinplay/obsidian-releases # I am submitting a new Community Plugin - [x] I attest that I have done my best to deliver a high-quality plugin, am proud of the code I have written, and would recommend it to others. I commit to maintaining the plugin and being responsive to bug reports. If I am no longer able to maintain it, I will make reasonable efforts to find a successor maintainer or withdraw the plugin from the directory. ✅ 2026-02-13 ## Repo URL <!--- Paste a link to your repo here for easy access --> Link to my plugin: ## Release Checklist - [x] I have tested the plugin on ✅ 2026-04-04 - Windows - macOS - Linux - Android _(if applicable)_ - iOS _(if applicable)_ - My GitHub release contains all required files (as individual files, not just in the source.zip / source.tar.gz) - `main.js` - `manifest.json` - `styles.css` _(optional)_ - GitHub release name matches the exact version number specified in my manifest.json (_**Note:** Use the exact version number, don't include a prefix `v`_) - The `id` in my `manifest.json` matches the `id` in the `community-plugins.json` file. - My README.md describes the plugin's purpose and provides clear usage instructions. - I have read the developer policies at https://docs.obsidian.md/Developer+policies, and have assessed my plugin's adherence to these policies. - I have read the tips in https://docs.obsidian.md/Plugins/Releasing/Plugin+guidelines and have self-reviewed my plugin to avoid these common pitfalls. - I have added a license in the LICENSE file. - My project respects and is compatible with the original license of any code from other plugins that I'm using. I have given proper attribution to these other projects in my `README.md`. json { "id": "blip-capture", "name": "Blip Capture", "description": "Quickly capture short notes (Blips) via hotkey or ribbon, view random blips, and manage your collection.", "author": "gamesinplay", "version": "1.0.0", "minAppVersion": "0.15.0" } Repo URL https://github.com/gamesinplay/obsidian-blip-capture Plugin Description Blip Capture allows users to quickly capture short notes ("Blips") via a popup modal and save them to a central Blips.md file. It includes features for managing blips (reorder via drag-and-drop, delete) and displaying a random blip for review or inspiration. Features Capture blips quickly via ribbon icon or hotkey Blips saved as a bulleted list with bold text and date stamp (MM/DD/YY) Manage blips: drag-and-drop reordering and deletion Random blip display for review or inspiration Three ribbon icons and corresponding commands with hotkey support Checklist Plugin follows Obsidian plugin guidelines Repo contains manifest.json, main.js, and styles.css Repo has a release with required assets attached Plugin has been tested and works as described Repo includes a README with usage instructions Repo includes an open source license (MIT) Blips https://andymatuschak.org/stillness/ https://www.patreon.com/posts/137914548 - In the context of note-taking and productivity, the term "blips" is famously used by journalist and tech expert Casey Newton to describe a specific capture and review system. - The "Blips" Note-Taking System - In his productivity setup (often discussed on the Hard Fork podcast), Newton uses "blips" as a way to handle fleeting thoughts and information: - Definition: Small, lightweight notes based on quick thoughts, ideas, or interesting snippets of information captured throughout the day. - The Workflow: Instead of letting these notes sit in a static folder, he uses a system (inspired by researcher Andy Matuschak) that randomly surfaces these blips within his daily notes. - Purpose: The random "surfacing" acts as a reminder to either: - Add new supporting information or news articles to the idea. - Develop the thought further into a more substantial project. - Expand the note into a newsletter article or formal piece of writing.