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Maintain a changelog of recently edited notes in Obsidian.
Originally created by Badr Bouslikhin.
The changelog note is entirely overwritten on each update. Use a dedicated note and embed it elsewhere if you need historical tracking.
Installation
- Open Settings in Obsidian.
- Navigate to Community plugins > Browse.
- Search for "Changelog".
- Install and enable the plugin.
Usage
- Manual: Command palette >
Vault Changelog: Update - Automatic: Enable in settings; the changelog updates whenever a file is modified.
Example Output
- 2025-01-28T1430 · [[Note Title]]
- 2025-01-28T1425 · [[Another Note]]
With wiki-links disabled, [[Note Title]] becomes Note Title. With a heading configured, the heading appears above the list.
Settings
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Auto update | false |
Update changelog on vault changes |
| Changelog path | Changelog.md |
File location for the changelog |
| Datetime format | YYYY-MM-DD[T]HHmm |
Moment.js format string |
| Max recent files | 25 |
Number of tracked files |
| Use wiki-links | true |
Format filenames as [[note]] |
| Changelog heading | (empty) | Optional heading to prepend (e.g. # Changelog) |
| Excluded folders | (empty) | Folders to exclude from the changelog |
Alternatives
- Bases — built-in Obsidian feature for querying and displaying vault data
- Recent Files — sidebar pane of recently opened files
- List Modified — links modified files to daily, weekly, or monthly notes
- Dataview — dynamic query:
TABLE dateformat(file.mtime, "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm") SORT file.mtime DESC LIMIT 25
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Maintain a changelog of recently edited notes in your vault. Update it manually or enable auto-update to overwrite a dedicated note with the latest edits, using wiki-links, configurable date format, and a capped number of recent files.Details
Current version
1.5.0
Last updated
Last month
Created
5 years ago
Updates
7 releases
Downloads
19k
Compatible with
Obsidian 1.0.0+
License
MIT
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