Changelog

1.2.0 - 2026-10-02

• Updated vulnerable dependencies, clearing all high and low npm audit findings. Scoped overrides patch basic-ftp and Moment; remaining upstream Grafana Router findings are documented in docs/DEPENDENCY-REVIEW.md.

• Added selectable panel-only or entire-dashboard zoom, with panel-only as the default for new and existing panels.

• Panel-only drag, double-click, and toolbar zoom use loaded data without changing the dashboard range or issuing queries. Zoom all restores the current panel/dashboard range.

• Reset the local viewport on incoming time-range changes and mode changes.

• Clip timestamp overlays to the local viewport, hide out-of-view ranges, and preserve duration while moving partially visible ranges.

• Keep duration inputs clickable in Select mode.

• Added regression coverage for isolated zoom, dashboard zoom, reset, mode changes, and overlays.

1.1.3 - 2026-09-23

• Expanded the Grafana catalog README with capabilities, screenshots, a practical multi-range example, and user configuration instructions.
• Highlighted multiple elapsed-time measurements and persistent, movable, resizable notes.
• Documented data requirements, dashboard persistence, and rendering expectations while keeping installation and development guidance in the project documentation.
• No panel runtime or dependency changes.

1.1.2 - 2026-09-18

• Prepared the first publicly signed release following Grafana's successful review.
• Updated transitive build and test dependencies fast-uri, js-yaml, and nanoid to address the security findings from release validation.
• Retained the reviewed v1.1.0 panel functionality with no panel source changes.

1.1.1 - 2026-09-18 (unpublished)

• Prepared the first publicly signed release following Grafana's successful review.
• Retained the reviewed v1.1.0 panel functionality with no runtime or dependency changes.
• Release validation blocked publication after detecting newly reported vulnerabilities in transitive dependencies; superseded by v1.1.2.

1.1.0 - 2026-08-12

• Moved range duration labels into a dedicated strip below each highlighted range so narrow selections remain readable.
• Made range durations editable with compact values such as 2d 1h 14m, automatically resizing the selection within the original timeline.

1.0.1

• Replaced the generic Apache license placeholders with the DigitalRCS copyright notice.
• Added packaged catalog screenshots to the plugin metadata.
• Added provenance attestation to unsigned review builds while preserving opt-in signing after Grafana approval.

1.0.0

• Established the production identity DigitalRCS-TimeOverlay-Panel with plugin ID digitalrcs-timeoverlay-panel and official website metadata for DigitalRCS.
• Added the separate DigitalRCS-TimeOverlay-Panel visualization backed by Grafana's native time-series renderer.
• Added Grafana-style horizontal drag zoom, vertical shift-drag zoom, tooltips, double-click zoom-out, and a visible zoom-out control.
• Added percentage-based zoom-in/zoom-out controls and Zoom all, with zoom-out capped at the original dashboard range.
• Added persistent time-range overlays with duration labels, movement, and edge resizing.
• Added editable, movable, and resizable translucent note overlays.
• Added export-friendly rendering and automatic toolbar hiding on Grafana render routes.
• Added unit and end-to-end test coverage.
• Added Windows, Linux, container, and enterprise deployment documentation.
• Added a provisioned local CSV development data source, a dynamically named sample dashboard, and a converter for Splunk timestamp offsets.
• Added converter support for timezone-less timestamps, whitespace after delimiters, and Windows/Linux time-zone identifiers.
• Added stable per-series palette colors, fixed field-color override support, and independent opacity controls for note and range backgrounds.
• Added configurable point markers with native timestamp/series-value hover tooltips.
• Added straight and smooth curved line interpolation options.
• Fixed note and range color pickers for Grafana named palette colors as well as custom CSS colors.
• Import the development dashboard into Grafana's database so it can be edited and saved from the UI.
• Documented installation from a prebuilt GitHub Release ZIP without requiring source compilation or Node.js tooling.
• Added automatic time/_time detection and numeric-field conversion for dynamically named CSV and Splunk series.
• Removed the DC1/DC2 restriction from the CSV preparation script; all numeric data-center columns are now preserved.
• Changed new panels to Grafana's ordered Classic palette so dynamically discovered series start with distinct colors.
• Preserved valid typed Grafana data frames unchanged for datasource-independent compatibility, including arbitrary time-field names, multiple query frames, labels, units, links, and metadata.