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docs/boards-parity.md

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 # Boards parity
 
-> **Last reviewed:** 2026-10-24 · **Last updated:** 2026-11-10 · **Change:** minor (a sticky's text stays 18 and the note grows taller instead of the text shrinking, as measured in FigJam's web app (#2157); mind maps, first step: a first node with three children on curved branches, laid out again after every edit (`board.mindMap`, `board.mindMapAdd`, #2226); a `.jam` elbowed connector saved with its path keeps it on import instead of being routed again (#1910); a "+" handle dragged carries the preview: the next shape is made where it is let go, or a connector joins the object it is let go on (#1919); a connector attached to a side starts 4 pt outside the border, so its stroke never lies on the fill (#1916); a connector end moved with Cmd/Ctrl held goes on any part of an object, and stays there as the object moves or resizes; a connector end dropped along a side of a shape attaches to that side (#1708); a board connector's path can be reshaped by dragging its path handles (#1710); boards have 16 more shapes (arrows, polygons, star, plus and flowchart symbols), in pickers that lay them out in a grid; a board keeps earlier votes' results, listed newest first in Results and deleted one at a time; a connector's bar sets its start and end points, dashes, weight and any colour (#1596); cells copied from a spreadsheet paste onto a board as a table; Shift+Cmd/Ctrl+Enter on a selected board shape adds the next shape already joined to it, and goes on typing (#1597); "+" handles beside a selected sticky or shape make the next one, joined by a connector (#1597); a FigJam `.jam` file opens as a board (#1342); board grid settings: dots, lines, graph paper or none, spacing, size and contrast; the connector tool shows the connector it will make while dragging, ends snapping to attach points (#1387); templates and tables; facilitation: a shared timer and voting sessions; the dot grid, dragging a connector's end to re-attach it, curved connectors, elbows that go around what they join) · **Target:** the incumbent's whiteboard product (behaviour from its public help centre)
+> **Last reviewed:** 2026-10-24 · **Last updated:** 2026-11-10 · **Change:** minor (a `.jam` file's stickies come in as native board stickies, with their colour, text and author kept and the size as saved (#1808); a sticky's text stays 18 and the note grows taller instead of the text shrinking, as measured in FigJam's web app (#2157); mind maps, first step: a first node with three children on curved branches, laid out again after every edit (`board.mindMap`, `board.mindMapAdd`, #2226); a `.jam` elbowed connector saved with its path keeps it on import instead of being routed again (#1910); a "+" handle dragged carries the preview: the next shape is made where it is let go, or a connector joins the object it is let go on (#1919); a connector attached to a side starts 4 pt outside the border, so its stroke never lies on the fill (#1916); a connector end moved with Cmd/Ctrl held goes on any part of an object, and stays there as the object moves or resizes; a connector end dropped along a side of a shape attaches to that side (#1708); a board connector's path can be reshaped by dragging its path handles (#1710); boards have 16 more shapes (arrows, polygons, star, plus and flowchart symbols), in pickers that lay them out in a grid; a board keeps earlier votes' results, listed newest first in Results and deleted one at a time; a connector's bar sets its start and end points, dashes, weight and any colour (#1596); cells copied from a spreadsheet paste onto a board as a table; Shift+Cmd/Ctrl+Enter on a selected board shape adds the next shape already joined to it, and goes on typing (#1597); "+" handles beside a selected sticky or shape make the next one, joined by a connector (#1597); a FigJam `.jam` file opens as a board (#1342); board grid settings: dots, lines, graph paper or none, spacing, size and contrast; the connector tool shows the connector it will make while dragging, ends snapping to attach points (#1387); templates and tables; facilitation: a shared timer and voting sessions; the dot grid, dragging a connector's end to re-attach it, curved connectors, elbows that go around what they join) · **Target:** the incumbent's whiteboard product (behaviour from its public help centre)
 
 **Breadth ~47%, ready ~29% (estimated, erring low).** A board is a FigCraft file of its own kind
 (`file.newBoard`) with a dot grid on the page, sticky notes, shapes with text, connectors that
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 | Audio and huddles | missing | |
 | AI features (summaries, sorting stickies, generating boards) | missing | |
 | Grid on the page | done | the canvas render draws it after the page colour and before the layers (`figcraft_render::Dots`), so objects cover it. Dots by default, or lines, graph paper (a strong line every 2–12 cells over fainter ones, like Japanese section paper) or none; spacing (4–512), mark size and contrast are settings kept with the preferences (`board.grid`; Preferences ▸ Board grid). Zoomed out it thins out (dots and lines by halves, graph paper down to its strong lines) until the marks are at least 14 points apart (10 for lines), the marks the next step drops fading out first; dots stay about a point and a half across on screen (1 to 3 points), scaled by the size setting. Dark marks on a light page, light ones on a dark page, from the theme's ink; written straight into the image, no allocation per mark, a crossing of two lines blended once; never in exports. FigCraft's own settings: the incumbent's board grid has none |
-| `.jam` import and export | **partial**: a `.jam` opens as a board, best effort (#1342): its stickies and shapes with text come in as frames with their generated layers and its connectors as vectors, not as native board objects (an elbowed connector keeps the path it was saved with, #1910); no export | see [`file-format-parity.md`](file-format-parity.md) |
+| `.jam` import and export | **partial**: a `.jam` opens as a board, best effort (#1342): its stickies come in as native stickies (their colour, text and author kept; size as saved), its shapes with text as frames with their generated layers and its connectors as vectors, not yet as native board objects (an elbowed connector keeps the path it was saved with, #1910); no export | see [`file-format-parity.md`](file-format-parity.md) |
 
 ## Revision history
 
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 | 2026-11-09 | patch | M12, #2157: a sticky's text is 18 and stays 18 (measured in FigJam's web app: ten lines, then a long paragraph, never changed it; the note kept its width and grew taller). The normalize pass no longer resets a sticky's text to a size by its length (24 down to 11 before), so stickies in saved files keep their size. Size presets (Small to Huge) are still missing. Tests: `a_new_sticky_starts_at_18`, `a_sticky_keeps_its_text_size_as_text_is_added`, `a_sticky_saved_with_another_text_size_keeps_it` |
 | 2026-11-10 | minor | M12, #2226 (step 1 of 4): mind maps in the document and engine. A mind map node is a board object of its own (`BoardItem::MindNode`: text with no box) and a branch is a connector marked `branch`; the map's shape is read from its branches. `board.mindMap` places a first node with three children and `board.mindMapAdd` adds a child or a sibling, each one undo step. The normalize pass lays a touched map out again from its first node (`board::settle_mind_maps`, `figcraft_doc::mind_layout`): 88 between columns, 48 between siblings, each stack centred on its parent, numbers from a FigJam file saved and decoded. Tests: `board_mindmap_tests` in doc (five) and engine (eight). Numbers unchanged (no toolbar entry yet). |
 | 2026-11-03 | minor | M12, #1919: as the quick create help says ("Click to select and create the next shape in that direction, or drag the preview to any location on your board"; "A new shape is created with a connector and its text field active"), a "+" beside the selected sticky or shape can be dragged: the preview follows the pointer and, let go on empty board, the next one is made there, centred on the pointer, and joined by a connector leaving by the handle's side and arriving by the side facing it (`board.addConnected` gains `at: [x, y]`, a point of the page placed in the parent's coordinates); let go on another sticky or shape, inside a section or frame too (`board::sticky_or_shape_at`), a connector joins the two instead (`board.connector`), that object outlined while the pointer is over it; let go off the canvas or over the toolbar, nothing, and the bar above the selection stays away meanwhile, as for any drag. The click is as before. A shape picker on drop and choosing the connector type are not done (the help doesn't describe them). Tests: `board_connect_tests` (the drag ones), engine `board_connected_tests::the_next_one_goes_where_it_is_dropped`. Numbers unchanged. |
+| 2026-11-10 | minor | M9, #1808: a `.jam` sticky imports as a native board sticky (`BoardItem::Sticky`): its frame keeps the saved size (240 pt, not FigCraft's 200), place, opacity and shadows, the saved colour is kept as it is (not snapped to the board colours), the note and the author line are its text layers, and it lays out like one made here (vertical, space between, hugging the height down to the saved size, the saved inset as padding). The importer reads a `board` field on the REST JSON (a FigCraft extension) for this; a sticky whose generated records are damaged, or the same sticky in a `.fig`, keeps the generated layers as before. Shapes, connectors, stamps and tables are unchanged; the note's text keeps the file's size until it is edited. Tests: `board_import_tests.rs` (native sticky, no author, damaged records, `.fig` unchanged), `import_regression_tests.rs` (the `board` field and junk values). Numbers unchanged. |
 | 2026-11-04 | minor | M12, #1916: a connector end attached to a side starts 4 pt outside the border (`board_route::END_GAP`), as FigJam's do (the issue's screenshots: the line starts a few pixels outside, with a round cap), so the stroke never lies on the fill; elbows leaving one side share their first run along its normal, curves leave tangent to it and straight ones fan out from the same point; the `.jam` importer's routes, re-attached ends, path handles and labels follow the route's points; an end placed by hand with Cmd/Ctrl held keeps its exact point. Tests: `board_route_tests` (three). Numbers unchanged. |
 | 2026-11-04 | patch | M6, #1910: a `.jam` elbowed connector saved with its path (FigJam's `connectorControlPoints`) keeps it on import: the points become the `ConnectorPath::Runs` a connector reshaped by hand has and the line is walked along them, so a connector drawn around a layer stays around it; one whose points don't make a path from its ends' sides is routed as before. Still a vector, not a native board object. Details in [`file-format-parity.md`](file-format-parity.md). |
 | 2026-10-31 | minor | M12: as the help describes, holding Cmd/Ctrl while moving a connector's end places it on any part of an object instead of snapping to a side. It keeps that spot as a fraction of the object's box, so it follows the object when it moves or resizes, and without the key an end snaps as before. `board.connector {fromAt, toAt}` and `board.reattach {at}` take it; saved only when set. Numbers unchanged |

docs/components-parity.md

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 # Components, variants, styles and variables parity
 
-> **Last reviewed:** 2026-10-10 · **Last updated:** 2026-11-07 · **Change:** minor (an instance lists only the properties its variant's layers use and long property names are cut to one line (#2022); with several layers selected the Design panel header's component button offers Create multiple components (#2088); the Local variables window selects several variables (click, Shift+click for a range, Cmd/Ctrl+click to toggle, Escape to clear) and delete, move to a group and scope act on the selected local variables in one undo step (#2002); text styles carry paragraph spacing and indent, the list style and the OpenType features, as the Supported in text styles table of Create and apply text styles says (#1829); a layer's effect binding takes only a field its effect has; Go to main component on an instance of a library component opens the library file in a tab and selects the main there; glass effects take variables; Delete on a layer inside an instance hides it as an override instead of being refused, as the help center says: "Figma will only toggle the layer's visibility instead of removing it"; library analytics list how many layers and files use each style and variable; SwiftUI and Compose code names a bound variable by its iOS or Android code syntax; library analytics count insertions and show insertions and detachments over the past 30 days, 90 days or year; a collection of this file can be extended (Extend collection on its row, `variable.extendCollection`), its extension following its edits at once, and extended collections extend again in the file; a typed or stored variable, collection or mode id names only the object with that id (#1613); colour variables can be calculated from other colours per mode — `{alpha}` replaces a colour's alpha, `{mix}` blends two — and follow them (#1280); stored variable and collection references keep their identity when another object is named like their id (follow-up to #1542); a component set's property rows fit the 240 px right panel: variant values wrap two to a line there and every + and − stays in view; opening a file contacts no team library server it names until you check it (#1097); an explicit variables file path (`variable.import`, the `variables` of `file.open` and `file.import`) is refused past 256 MiB or when it isn't a regular file, as the sibling `variables.json` already was (part of #1114); component properties keep the order they were made in when one is renamed, and Make slot asks for the slot's name first (#1536, #1537); components can't contain their own instances, directly or through others (#1084); the instance-swap menus have a search field (#1338); an instance-swap property's default menu scrolls (#1338); variables on a text style's fields from the style editor; instance-swap properties in the component playground; duplicating or Alt-dragging a main component makes an instance of it (#892); a bound colour variable's alpha applies once (#802); variables import reads `variables` outside `meta` and warns when it imports none (#790); variant properties reorder by drag; library files saved right after a read are read again; Hide when publishing note corrected; size and resizing overrides of layers inside instances (#731); variables export in the browser as a download; core editor leftovers: component playground, variables inside styles; layers and assets panels behaviour suite and fixes; extended collections tail; styles and variables behaviour suite and fixes; components behaviour suite and fixes; team libraries on the server, library usage and swapping a library; extended collections, variables import/export, gradient stops and variant properties bound to variables) · **Target:** Figma Design (desktop app 126.10.7)
+> **Last reviewed:** 2026-10-10 · **Last updated:** 2026-11-07 · **Change:** minor (a text style binds a number variable to its weight (#2174); an instance lists only the properties its variant's layers use and long property names are cut to one line (#2022); with several layers selected the Design panel header's component button offers Create multiple components (#2088); the Local variables window selects several variables (click, Shift+click for a range, Cmd/Ctrl+click to toggle, Escape to clear) and delete, move to a group and scope act on the selected local variables in one undo step (#2002); text styles carry paragraph spacing and indent, the list style and the OpenType features, as the Supported in text styles table of Create and apply text styles says (#1829); a layer's effect binding takes only a field its effect has; Go to main component on an instance of a library component opens the library file in a tab and selects the main there; glass effects take variables; Delete on a layer inside an instance hides it as an override instead of being refused, as the help center says: "Figma will only toggle the layer's visibility instead of removing it"; library analytics list how many layers and files use each style and variable; SwiftUI and Compose code names a bound variable by its iOS or Android code syntax; library analytics count insertions and show insertions and detachments over the past 30 days, 90 days or year; a collection of this file can be extended (Extend collection on its row, `variable.extendCollection`), its extension following its edits at once, and extended collections extend again in the file; a typed or stored variable, collection or mode id names only the object with that id (#1613); colour variables can be calculated from other colours per mode — `{alpha}` replaces a colour's alpha, `{mix}` blends two — and follow them (#1280); stored variable and collection references keep their identity when another object is named like their id (follow-up to #1542); a component set's property rows fit the 240 px right panel: variant values wrap two to a line there and every + and − stays in view; opening a file contacts no team library server it names until you check it (#1097); an explicit variables file path (`variable.import`, the `variables` of `file.open` and `file.import`) is refused past 256 MiB or when it isn't a regular file, as the sibling `variables.json` already was (part of #1114); component properties keep the order they were made in when one is renamed, and Make slot asks for the slot's name first (#1536, #1537); components can't contain their own instances, directly or through others (#1084); the instance-swap menus have a search field (#1338); an instance-swap property's default menu scrolls (#1338); variables on a text style's fields from the style editor; instance-swap properties in the component playground; duplicating or Alt-dragging a main component makes an instance of it (#892); a bound colour variable's alpha applies once (#802); variables import reads `variables` outside `meta` and warns when it imports none (#790); variant properties reorder by drag; library files saved right after a read are read again; Hide when publishing note corrected; size and resizing overrides of layers inside instances (#731); variables export in the browser as a download; core editor leftovers: component playground, variables inside styles; layers and assets panels behaviour suite and fixes; extended collections tail; styles and variables behaviour suite and fixes; components behaviour suite and fixes; team libraries on the server, library usage and swapping a library; extended collections, variables import/export, gradient stops and variant properties bound to variables) · **Target:** Figma Design (desktop app 126.10.7)
 
 Design systems are why teams adopt Figma. **Components: breadth ~96%, ready ~72%. Styles and
 variables: breadth ~95%, ready ~76% (estimated).** QA'd with a synthetic design system of ~300
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 | Paint, text, effect, grid styles; style picker; text styles on character ranges | done | behaviour suite: `styles_behaviour_tests.rs`; a text style carries paragraph spacing and indent, the list style and the OpenType features beside the character properties (`paragraph` next to `style` in `style.list`): applied with it, moved by `style.update`, unlinking when edited, kept by `.fig` files (#1829) |
 | Editing a style updates its layers; detach and delete keep values; editing a styled property unlinks that style | done | an edited fill/stroke/effect/grid list or text chars unlink; applying a style replaces variables bound to what it sets; text styles on text layers only |
 | Organising styles: folders by `/` names, order, duplicate, rename folder, Local styles list | done | `style.move` (into a folder renames), `style.duplicate` (right below), `style.renameFolder`; the page's Local styles list by type and folder (drag to reorder, right-click) |
-| Variables inside styles (paint, effect, grid and text styles; each user resolves them in its own modes) | done | `style.bind`, `style_vars_tests`; the editor binds paint colours, shadow colours, blur radii, grid sizes and a text style's font, font style, size, line height and letter spacing, the rest through the command |
+| Variables inside styles (paint, effect, grid and text styles; each user resolves them in its own modes) | done | `style.bind`, `style_vars_tests`; the editor binds paint colours, shadow colours, blur radii, grid sizes and a text style's font, font style (a face name from a string variable, or a numeric weight from a number variable, which picks the nearest face and a variable font's `wght` axis), size, line height and letter spacing, the rest through the command; a bound line height is applied in pixels, as the reference tool does (measured 2026-11-10) |
 | Variables: colour, number, string, boolean; collections, modes, aliases, scopes, groups | done | behaviour suite: `variables_behaviour_tests.rs`; aliases same type, no loops (also on create); colour calculations per mode (`{alpha}`: a colour variable with its alpha replaced, `{mix}`: a per-channel blend of two colour variables or literals; they compose, can't loop, and bound layers, modes and undo follow them; REST, CSS, Penpot and `.fig` exports write the colour they show in each of their collection's modes, other collections in their default modes; read-only in the panel, which can swap one for an alias or detach it; `variables_colour_tests.rs`), beyond the incumbent, whose variables only alias; scopes filter pickers only; several variables can be selected in the editor (Shift and Cmd/Ctrl click) and deleted, moved to a group or rescoped at once |
 | Modes: add, duplicate, rename, delete, set as default / reorder | done | layers on Auto follow a new default; explicit modes stay |
 | Deleting a bound variable or its collection | done | layers keep their last value and are unbound; aliases to it take its values and colour calculations reading it keep the colour they show |
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 | Date | Change | Summary |
 |---|---|---|
+| 2026-11-10 | minor | M7, #2174: a text style binds a number variable to its weight (`style.bind {field: "fontWeight"}`): the style takes the face nearest the number and sets the `wght` axis, so static and variable fonts both follow; a face-name (string) binding and a weight binding replace each other, and the weight wins in a file carrying both. The style editor's weight menu offers number variables beside string ones. A number bound to a line height is applied in pixels, as the reference tool does, which a test now pins. Numbers unchanged. Tests: `style_vars_tests`, `style_picker::tests`. |
 | 2026-11-07 | patch | M3, #2088: with two or more layers selected the Design panel header's component button opens a menu with Create component, Create multiple components and Create component set (`component.createSet`, naming measured in Figma), as Figma's does; one layer keeps the plain button. Tests: `create_multiple_menu_tests`, `components_behaviour_tests::create_multiple_components_keeps_names_and_places_and_is_one_undo_step`, `components_behaviour_tests::create_set_*`. Grade unchanged. |
 | 2026-11-05 | minor | M3, #2002: the Local variables window selects several variables, as the Layers panel selects layers. A click selects one row, Shift+click the range from the anchor through the rows shown, Cmd/Ctrl+click toggles a row, Escape or a click on the empty space below the rows clears; selected rows use the sidebar's selected-row colour. Right-clicking a row that is part of a selection of several offers Delete, Move to group and Scope (all supported properties, hidden from pickers, or only one scope) for the selected local variables, each sent as one `command.batch`, so one undo step; no engine command changed. Renaming and value edits stay single-row. Tests: `variables_select_tests` (headless UI). Grade unchanged |
 | 2026-11-02 | minor | M3, #1829: text styles carry paragraph spacing and indent, the list style and the OpenType features ("Supported in text styles": "Paragraph spacing and indentation", "Lists", "OpenType features", Create and apply text styles) beside the character properties: `style.create` takes them from the layer (or the selected paragraphs' list) or from a `value` (`paragraphSpacing`, `paragraphIndent`, `listStyle`, `features`), `style.apply` sets them (on a range, the list goes to the paragraphs touched; the rest is the layer's, as in Figma), `style.update` moves them on every linked layer, editing one on a styled text unlinks it as editing its font does, the style editor lists them, and a `.fig` file keeps them with the style (its sample layer). Grade unchanged. |

docs/file-format-parity.md

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 # File format parity
 
-> **Last reviewed:** 2026-10-10 · **Last updated:** 2026-11-08 · **Change:** minor (`.fig` import and export read and write a boolean group's corner radius and smoothing (#2222); `.fig` import scales per-point vector corner radii with the row that supplies their network and keeps different instance scales separate in the network cache (#2097); `.fig` export preserves scaled-instance lengths reset to their unscaled main values, including nested linked-style overrides (#2097); `.fig` import: the layers of an instance scaled with the Scale tool draw at its scale factor, not at their main's lengths (#2091); a color profile per PNG, JPG and WebP export setting (Same as file, sRGB or Display P3), the pixels converted; a `.jam` connector end with an `AUTO` or `CENTER` magnet leaves the side facing the other end, not the side its stale saved point named (#1909); a FigJam elbow connector saved with its path (`connectorControlPoints`) keeps it on import, as a board connector reshaped by hand does, instead of being routed again (#1910); JPG exports take a quality, 1 to 100 with 90 the default, and embed the file's colour profile when it is sRGB too (#2004); a FigJam connector without a saved snapshot took no stroke and was invisible; its line's paint, weight, cap and dashes now come from the file's generated line record (#1807); a Dash cap setting (none, round or square) on Dash and Custom strokes, drawn on both ends of every dash; pasted layers whose image the clipboard lacks are named and show a placeholder that reads as missing (#1646); paint-style colours on layers pasted from another design app keep their style instead of turning black (#1638); imported and pasted text finds an installed family under the other names its fonts give it, and with other case and spacing (#1292); `.fig` export writes colour calculations as the colour they show in each mode and leaves out, with a warning, one that resolves to nothing (#1280); `.fig` import budgets four decoded values per compressed byte instead of one, still within 20M–128M, so dense files within that budget open instead of being refused as having too many values (#574); `.fig` ZIP image reads share a total byte budget and count skipped images in the import warnings (#1076); every file a command reads whole by path is a regular file within a cap that fits it: documents 16 GiB, placed images 256 MiB, CLI scripts 1 GiB; folders, devices and pipes are refused before anything is read (#1114); files nested 256 levels deep import on the browser's 1 MB stack (#1101); SVG and PDF exports count pattern sources and the renders they embed from the layer's depth, so one cap bounds a whole export (#1082); opening a `.figcraft` file unpacks at most 6 GiB in all (2 GiB in the browser), every area together (#1079); `.fig` instance expansion no longer walks variable nodes for every instance or copies every outer override row into each nested instance (#1077); a FigJam `.jam` file opens as a board (#1342); FigJam `.jam` files open like `.fig` files: File ▸ Open, drag and drop, `file.import` and the command line (#1342); SVG import reads `color()` and `color-mix()` colours, with a note and a grey for those it can't (#1550); SVG import draws each pattern tile once per scale, within the layer budget (#1080); a file's JPEG thumbnail can't crash the home screen (#1491's progressive JPEG check, now shared); `.fig` import: library text styles linked by asset key, and override rows restating a nested level (#1234); `.fig` import keeps the file's saved line breaks while the text and its box are unedited (#1236); Download a missing free font from the Missing fonts window (`font.download`, #754); offline Penpot 2.x import/export (#1143); `.sketch` import checked against Sketch's renders: master backgrounds, symbol clipping, tints before Sketch 64, mask opacity, bitmap fills, image overrides on shapes, stretching stacks, blur radii, colour adjustments, OKLab gradients, text growth, shape group borders (#1389); FigJam outer shape outlines and sticky body fallback beside author text (#1341, #1397); image member names are checked on read, and REST image placeholders get archive-safe keys (#1086); Android Vector Drawable (XML) export; `.fig` export: files the incumbent imports, with component set properties, and grid track sizes at its field ids; Save and auto-save don't replace changes another app made to the open file (#1330); `.sketch` import, best effort, Sketch 48 and newer; the PNG row names ignore overlapping layers and where include bounding box is offered; the Fonts table's missing-font row describes the Missing fonts window; `.figcraft` carries the file kind (boards); `.fig` import: resized instances and variable modes by asset key; atomic saves; auto-save; SVG export clip of nested frames; SVG/PDF export depth refusal (#208); `.fig` export: instance sizes, variables with modes, shared styles, variable-width strokes; `.fig` export: written files checked by opening them in other softwarLine truncated
+> **Last reviewed:** 2026-10-10 · **Last updated:** 2026-11-10 · **Change:** minor (`.fig` import and export read and write a boolean group's corner radius and smoothing (#2222); `.jam` import: stickies come in as native board stickies (#1808); `.fig` import scales per-point vector corner radii with the row that supplies their network and keeps different instance scales separate in the network cache (#2097); `.fig` export preserves scaled-instance lengths reset to their unscaled main values, including nested linked-style overrides (#2097); `.fig` import: the layers of an instance scaled with the Scale tool draw at its scale factor, not at their main's lengths (#2091); a color profile per PNG, JPG and WebP export setting (Same as file, sRGB or Display P3), the pixels converted; a `.jam` connector end with an `AUTO` or `CENTER` magnet leaves the side facing the other end, not the side its stale saved point named (#1909); a FigJam elbow connector saved with its path (`connectorControlPoints`) keeps it on import, as a board connector reshaped by hand does, instead of being routed again (#1910); JPG exports take a quality, 1 to 100 with 90 the default, and embed the file's colour profile when it is sRGB too (#2004); a FigJam connector without a saved snapshot took no stroke and was invisible; its line's paint, weight, cap and dashes now come from the file's generated line record (#1807); a Dash cap setting (none, round or square) on Dash and Custom strokes, drawn on both ends of every dash; pasted layers whose image the clipboard lacks are named and show a placeholder that reads as missing (#1646); paint-style colours on layers pasted from another design app keep their style instead of turning black (#1638); imported and pasted text finds an installed family under the other names its fonts give it, and with other case and spacing (#1292); `.fig` export writes colour calculations as the colour they show in each mode and leaves out, with a warning, one that resolves to nothing (#1280); `.fig` import budgets four decoded values per compressed byte instead of one, still within 20M–128M, so dense files within that budget open instead of being refused as having too many values (#574); `.fig` ZIP image reads share a total byte budget and count skipped images in the import warnings (#1076); every file a command reads whole by path is a regular file within a cap that fits it: documents 16 GiB, placed images 256 MiB, CLI scripts 1 GiB; folders, devices and pipes are refused before anything is read (#1114); files nested 256 levels deep import on the browser's 1 MB stack (#1101); SVG and PDF exports count pattern sources and the renders they embed from the layer's depth, so one cap bounds a whole export (#1082); opening a `.figcraft` file unpacks at most 6 GiB in all (2 GiB in the browser), every area together (#1079); `.fig` instance expansion no longer walks variable nodes for every instance or copies every outer override row into each nested instance (#1077); a FigJam `.jam` file opens as a board (#1342); FigJam `.jam` files open like `.fig` files: File ▸ Open, drag and drop, `file.import` and the command line (#1342); SVG import reads `color()` and `color-mix()` colours, with a note and a grey for those it can't (#1550); SVG import draws each pattern tile once per scale, within the layer budget (#1080); a file's JPEG thumbnail can't crash the home screen (#1491's progressive JPEG check, now shared); `.fig` import: library text styles linked by asset key, and override rows restating a nested level (#1234); `.fig` import keeps the file's saved line breaks while the text and its box are unedited (#1236); Download a missing free font from the Missing fonts window (`font.download`, #754); offline Penpot 2.x import/export (#1143); `.sketch` import checked against Sketch's renders: master backgrounds, symbol clipping, tints before Sketch 64, mask opacity, bitmap fills, image overrides on shapes, stretching stacks, blur radii, colour adjustments, OKLab gradients, text growth, shape group borders (#1389); FigJam outer shape outlines and sticky body fallback beside author text (#1341, #1397); image member names are checked on read, and REST image placeholders get archive-safe keys (#1086); Android Vector Drawable (XML) export; `.fig` export: files the incumbent imports, with component set properties, and grid track sizes at its field ids; Save and auto-save don't replace changes another app made to the open file (#1330); `.sketch` import, best effort, Sketch 48 and newer; the PNG row names ignore overlapping layers and where include bounding box is offered; the Fonts table's missing-font row describes the Missing fonts window; `.figcraft` carries the file kind (boards); `.fig` import: resized instances and variable modes by asset key; atomic saves; auto-save; SVG export clip of nested frames; SVG/PDF export depth refusal (#208); `.fig` export: instance sizes, variables with modes, shared styles, variable-width strokes; `.fLine truncated
 
 Every format Figma reads or writes, with FigCraft's support. Sources: `Info.plist` of
 `/Applications/Figma.app` (document types only; nothing inside the bundle's code was read), Figma's
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ and prototype interactions are still unchecked there.
 | `.fig` (Figma Design, `com.figma.document`, `application/x-figma`) | native (cloud; "Save local copy") | **yes, best effort** (`file.open`, `file.import`, drop, CLI, MCP) | **experimental** ([below](#export-to-fig-experimental)) | `.fig` files open (best effort): the zip, its deflate/zstd chunks and the kiwi schema are decoded generically and mapped by field name onto the REST importer, so pages, the layer tree, geometry, paints (styles resolved), strokes, effects, text with styled runs, vectors as editable vector networks with region-specific fill paints (points, curved segments, filled areas with their winding, per-point corner radius and handle mirroring, end caps; outlines when the network is missing or damaged), auto layout (grid included; a flow that records no primary-axis sizing hugs on that axis, an instance that records no auto layout has its main's), constraints, ellipse arcs, boolean operations (with their corner radius and smoothing, #2222), components, sets (with their descriptions), instances (expanded from their main with overrides, derived layout and property values; the size and resizing their layers override stay overrides; an instance scaled with the Scale tool, which stores `symbolData.uniformScaleFactor`, draws its layers at the main's lengths times that factor, composed through nested instances: sizes and places, corner radii, stroke weights and dashes, effect radii, spreads and offsets, auto layout gaps and paddings, grid gaps, min and max sizes, layout grids, font sizes, pixel line heights and letter spacings, paragraph spacing and indent, except where an override or derived row gives the value, which is already at the instance's scale; per-point vector corner radii also take their vector-data row's factor; the vector outline paths a layer carries (a network's points follow the layer's size), fixed grid tracks, image tile scales and glass effects are not scaled by the factor, #2091), styles, variables with modes and bindings, prototyping (set-variable, set-variable-mode and conditional actions included) and image fills from the archive come across; sticky notes and shapes with text keep their generated backgrounds, styled text, text paints, saved child bounds and sticky author lines as editable frame children, including saved vector networks without geometry paths, outer fill/stroke outlines when generated geometry is damaged, and outer body text when its generated child is unusable even if an author survives (#1341, #1397); connectors, tables, code blocks, slides and similar layers come in as the closest frames, text layers and vectors, with a warning; anything else is a warning. Since 2026-10-17 (community batches #727, #728): an instance's own identity and the cached library components a file carries, overrides applied by key and order, local text values and instance overrides over a shared text style, grid track sizes (fixed, content-sized, fill), slot content, labels of connectors saved with their drawn path (a static snapshot; the ends aren't live), skip ink, paragraph options and hanging lists, list start numbers, vertical trim, per-point stroke joins, editable text on a path, image adjustments and images carried in the message; since 2026-10-29, style links that name a library style by asset key and version (the file's own copy of it), with override rows above the linking one still winning, and override rows restating a nested level's overrides applied at that level, below the instance's own (#1234), and the line breaks the file saved with a text, followed until an edit or a resize could move one, or where a line would come out more than 3% wider than its box in the fonts at hand (#1236). Budgets come from the file's own size (four decoded values per compressed byte, 20M–128M, lower ceilings on 32-bit targets; the layer cap follows the file's size too), so a 15.4 MB synthetic file with 300,000 layers opens whole; ZIP image reads have a separate total budget of 4 GiB (1 GiB on 32-bit targets) of decompressed ZIP-member bytes containing encoded images, with the 256 MiB per-image cap kept: a member that cannot fit is skipped before its output buffer is allocated, and the import report names the budget and counts skipped images (#1076). Failed reads and invalid image contents still consume the bytes read; a reference used by several layers is read once. This is not a limit on decoded pixels or total import memory; images carried inside the message are unchanged. The file's bytes stay out of the command journal; an import report lists what was left out or changed once the file opens. Elbowed and curved connectors without a saved path are routed as FigCraft's board connectors are (right angles, or one curve, from the sides of the layers they join); an elbowed one saved with its path (`connectorControlPoints`: a point and an axis per run between the first and the last) keeps that path when it leaves and arrives by the ends' sides (#1910), and a curved one's saved `connectorBezLine truncated
 | `.penpot` (Penpot 2.x ZIP export) | — | **yes, offline** (open, import, drop, CLI, MCP) | **yes, offline** (export, CLI convert) | Editable layers, supported flex/grid layout, components, tokens and prototypes using the existing model. Unsupported layouts retain saved positions and bounded metadata; toggle-overlay and embedded font binaries are reported. Font references remain editable; no downloads. Synthetic regression coverage; live Penpot and cross-platform QA remain open. See [Penpot reference](penpot.md). | further live Penpot and cross-platform QA |
 | `.sketch` (Sketch 48 and newer) | import (file browser ▸ Import or drop, desktop app too; converted to a Figma file, symbols as components; per the help center) | **yes, best effort** (`file.open`, `file.import`, drop, CLI, MCP; Open With from Finder, Explorer and Linux file managers once installed; recent files show its `previews/preview.png`) | no (out of scope) | zip + JSON read from the public format description; Sketch 43–47 (text as binary property lists) and older (SQLite) files are refused with a message to resave them in a newer Sketch. Pages, artboards as frames with their background, groups; Sketch 2025 and newer: frames (clipping or not) with their style, graphics, stacks as auto layout (direction, gap, alignment, padding, wrap, hug/fill sizing, stretching filling every item across, items ignoring the stack), corners in the style (rounded, smooth with its smoothing; angled, inside square and inside arc as paths), pins and sizing, per-side borders, lists of blurs (progressive background blurs, glass), inner shadows in the shadow list, tints (a graphic's, group's or instance's fill colouring its layers, and colour overrides; from Sketch 64, before which a group's fill draws nothing), text colour and visibility overrides, text sized by its sizing; rectangles with corner radii, ovals, stars and polygons while their points are the generated ones, paths as editable vector networks, shape groups as their shape, as one compound path (children without an operation, by the group's winding rule) or as boolean operations (mixed operations nested from the left); operands' own borders ignored as Sketch does; open paths filled as if closed, edited ovals and rectangles as paths, bitmaps (their image under their style's fills; colour adjustments as image filters with Sketch's tone curve, contrast and then brightness added), slices, hotspots; transforms (rotation, flips after it), resizing constraints; fills (solid, gradients with Sketch's geometry, gradients mixed in OKLab or OKLCH as sRGB stops along the same colours, image patterns), borders (the first enabled border's width and position), shadows, inner shadows, layer, motion and background blurs (Sketch's radius is the standard deviation), opacity and blend modes; clipping masks (an outline mask that shows its own style draws a copy under itself, as Sketch does, and its opacity fades it and what it clips together; alpha masks only mask; broken mask chains wrapped), progressive opacity (Fade) as an alpha mask of its gradient; text with styled runs (UTF-16 ranges), paragraph and vertical alignment, lines placed by Sketch's line spacing behaviour, box sizing, fonts found by their PostScript names among the installed ones (else the family read from the name), variable font axes, Sketch's natural line (ascent and descent rounded, no line gap, a fifth more for classic Mac fonts) for text without a fixed line height; symbols as components (library copies on a page of their own) and instances carrying their masters' layers with overrides (text, nested swaps and hiding, images, also on shapes' image fills, layer and text styles, nested paths), clipping only where the master clips (`clippingBehavior` 1), laid out for their size the way Sketch does it (proportional sharing per pins from format 110, scaling before) and still live; master backgrounds in instances only when the master includes them in both instances and exports, as on Sketch's canvas and renders; Apple's system fonts found under the names designs use, with the platform's tracking kept as letter spacing; shared layer styles as paint (fills, border colours) and effect styles, shared text styles as text styles; Color Variables (also library ones) as colour variables with bindings; prototype links, flow starts, export options, layout and square grids (hidden, as Sketch shows them only in its layout view). Instances of a stack laid out at their size and texts an override changed measured again on open, an auto-width one growing from its aligned edge. Warnings: noise fills, OKLab and OKLCH gradients, motion and zoom blurs (drawn as plain blurs), fonts embedded with their data (not used), Smart Layout (kept as laid out), locked overrides, scaled instances. Tested on fixtures built in code (`crates/format/src/sketch/*_tests.rs`, fuzzed) and locally (`FIGCRAFT_SKETCH_SAMPLES`) on one real Sketch 50 file and the public Apache-2.0 IBM Carbon Design Kit saved by Sketch 68 and 83 (70,000 layers open in ~3 s, debug build; its edition saved by Sketch 47 is refused, as it should be); compared artboard by artboard with Sketch 2026's own renders (`FIGCRAFT_SKETCHTOOL`, black-box): the Sketch 50 file's 73 artboards differ in at most 2.3% of their pixels (0.8% on average) (text metrics, fonts FigCraft doesn't find, antialiasing), Carbon 11's 69 1.1% on average and at most 4.4% (text in IBM Plex, which the file embeds and FigCraft doesn't use yet), a Sketch 64 file's 65 artboards 2.1% on average, a Sketch 2026 showcaseLine truncated
-| `.jam` (whiteboards) | native to FigJam | **yes, best effort** (`file.open`, `file.import`, File ▸ Open, drop, CLI, MCP) | no | the same archive as a `.fig` (its canvas header reads `fig-jam.`) through the same reader (#1342): it opens as a board (the file kind; a `.fig` stays a design file), with generated sticky and shape backgrounds and text kept (#1341) as ordinary layers rather than native board objects (see [boards-parity](boards-parity.md)); tables, stamps, code blocks and the like come in as frames with their text and connectors as vectors (an elbowed connector keeps the path it was saved with, #1910), with an import note; a layer type the reader doesn't know is left out with a note naming it; writing `.jam` is not supported | — |
+| `.jam` (whiteboards) | native to FigJam | **yes, best effort** (`file.open`, `file.import`, File ▸ Open, drop, CLI, MCP) | no | the same archive as a `.fig` (its canvas header reads `fig-jam.`) through the same reader (#1342): it opens as a board (the file kind; a `.fig` stays a design file), with stickies as native board stickies (their colour, text and author kept, size as saved, #1808) and generated shape backgrounds and text kept (#1341) as ordinary layers rather than native board objects (see [boards-parity](boards-parity.md)); tables, stamps, code blocks and the like come in as frames with their text and connectors as vectors (an elbowed connector keeps the path it was saved with, #1910), with an import note; a layer type the reader doesn't know is left out with a note naming it; writing `.jam` is not supported | — |
 | `.deck` (Slides) | native to other Figma products | no | no | out of scope | — |
 | REST API file JSON (`GET /v1/files/:key`) + local variables JSON + `images/` folder | the API's output | **yes** (`file.open`, `file.import`, CLI) | no | pages, layer tree, geometry, paints, strokes, effects, text runs, vectors, auto layout (sizing modes left out read as hug, as documented; grid track sizes from `gridColumnsSizing` / `gridRowsSizing`: px, fr, auto, `minmax(0, 1fr)`, `repeat()`), constraints, grids, components, sets, instances with overrides (sizes and resizing included), component properties, slots (`SLOT` layers bound to their slot property; an instance's slot keeps its content as the instance's own unless its property value is the main's default content; slot limits and preferred components are warnings), styles, prototyping (incl. conditionals and variable modes), variables with modes, aliases, scopes and bindings, image adjustments (the same tint sign as `.fig`); the import report after opening; warnings for what's skipped (video triggers and actions, modifier keys). Unit tests in `crates/format/src/rest/*_tests.rs` | — |
 | `.figcraft` (ours: zip of `document.json` + images, versions inside) | — | yes | yes | streamed JSON, 50k layers save ~0.09 s / load ~0.16 s (`cargo xtask bench`); old files keep opening (`large_tests.rs`); image members are `images/<key>`, and a key that can't be one — path text, a space, over 128 chars — is left out with a complaint instead of loaded (`image_tests`); saves write a unique staging file and rename it into place (#284); optional auto-save of files with a path (`pref.autoSave`, #305); Save and auto-save refuse to write over a file another app (figcraft-cli, say) changed since it was opened or saved here, judged by its size and modification time: Revert to saved loads those changes, Save as keeps both, `file.save {overwrite: true}` replaces them (#1330); `kind: "board"` marks a board (left out for design files, so files from before boards are design files; the home screen reads it for the file's mark); board objects keep their `board` metadata on the layer; Developer Mode measurements are kept on the layer they start from (`measurements: [{to} | {side}]`, left out when there are none, so older files open with none) | — |
@@ -203,6 +203,7 @@ scales and empty-style clears; they have not been checked in other software.
 | 2026-11-07 | minor | `.fig` import, #2091 item 1: an instance scaled with the Scale tool stores `symbolData.uniformScaleFactor`, which the import never read, so the layers of a 128 px instance of a 256 px component came in at 256 px with the main's radii, strokes and spacing. The layers of an instance now take the main's lengths times the factor (composed through nested instances, so 0.5 inside 0.5 is 0.25 for the inner layers), the lengths the Scale tool scales: sizes and places, corner radii, stroke weights and dashes, effect radii, spreads and offsets, auto layout gaps and paddings, grid gaps, min and max sizes, layout grids, font sizes, pixel line heights and letter spacings, paragraph spacing and indent. A value an override or derived row gives is taken as written, already at the instance's scale; the instance's own size is the file's; a missing, non-finite, non-positive or out-of-range factor (outside 0.001 to 1000) changes nothing. Not scaled: vector outline paths (a network's points follow the layer's size), per-point corner radii, fixed grid tracks, image tile scales and glass effects. Tests: `fig::tests::a_scaled_instance_draws_its_layers_at_the_factor` and `fig::scale_factor_tests`. Numbers unchanged |
 | 2026-11-03 | patch | M6, #1909: `.jam` import: a connector end whose magnet is `AUTO` (FigJam picks the side when it draws) or `CENTER` (the end aims at the layer's middle) left the side its stale `relativePosition` named, the left one in the reporter's file, so the connectors looped behind their shape or crossed it. It now leaves the side facing the other end, as a board connector drawn here does (`Side::Auto`), for straight, elbowed and curved connectors alike; a named magnet (`TOP`, `RIGHT`, `BOTTOM`, `LEFT`) is unchanged, and an end without a magnet still takes the edge its point lies on. The Plugin API lists the magnets (`ConnectorEndpoint.magnet`: "Which side of the node it attaches to"; NONE, AUTO, TOP, LEFT, BOTTOM, RIGHT, CENTER; "Straight connectors may use only CENTER or NONE magnets"). Test: `connectors_with_an_automatic_side_leave_the_side_facing_the_target`. Numbers unchanged. |
 | 2026-11-04 | minor | JPG export: `quality` (1 to 100, default 90) on `file.export`, `export.add` / `export.update` and MCP `export`, kept in the export setting; an sRGB file's JPGs embed the sRGB ICC profile, as Display P3 files' JPGs already embedded theirs, since an untagged JPG is only assumed to be sRGB (#2004). |
+| 2026-11-10 | minor | M9, #1808: `.jam` import: a FigJam sticky comes in as a native board sticky. The mapper knows the canvas header (`fig-jam.`) and, for a whiteboard only, writes a `board` field (`{"type": "sticky", "author": ..}`, a FigCraft extension of the REST JSON) on a sticky whose generated records are complete (layout version 1, one visible solid background paint without strokes, a non-blank note), with the background's colour and corner radius, the file's size, place, opacity and shadows, the note and the author line as text layers and no background vector; the REST importer sets it as the layer's board item and ignores a junk `board` value with a warning. A sticky that isn't complete, or any sticky in a `.fig`, keeps the generated layers and the old note. Shapes with text, connectors, stamps and tables are unchanged. Tests: `fig::tests::board` (four), `rest::import_regression_tests` (two). |
 | 2026-11-04 | minor | `.fig` and `.jam` import, #1910: an elbowed connector saved with its path keeps it. FigJam stores `connectorControlPoints`, one per run between the first and the last, each a point on its run (in the connector's parent's coordinates) with the run's axis; the first run leaves the start's side and the last arrives at the end's. They become the `ConnectorPath::Runs` a board connector reshaped by hand has (`figcraft_doc::route_along`), so a connector drawn around a layer in FigJam stays around it instead of being routed through it. Points that don't make such a path (off both axes, two runs in a row the same way, a first or last run sideways to its side or going back into its object, more runs than a hand could make) leave the connector to the router as before, and only connectors routed here count in the "follow FigCraft's own routing" note. A curved connector's `connectorBezierControlPoints` are still not read. Tests: `tail_tests::an_elbow_connector_saved_with_its_path_keeps_it`, `tail_tests::an_elbow_whose_saved_path_doesnt_fit_its_sides_is_routed_here`. |
 | 2026-11-01 | patch | `.fig` and `.jam` import: a connector without a saved snapshot (elbowed and curved ones are routed here) took no stroke, so it was invisible (#1807); its line's paint, weight, cap and dashes now come from the file's generated line record, as a saved snapshot's do, and the connector's own values, when it has any, win. Test: `fig::connector_label_tests::a_routed_connector_takes_its_line_style_from_the_generated_record`. Numbers unchanged |
 | 2026-10-31 | minor | Export settings: each PNG, JPG and WebP setting has a color profile, Same as file (the default; the document's profile when it exports), sRGB or Display P3, in its advanced settings and as `colorProfile` on `export.add`, `export.update`, `file.export`, `file.exportLayers` and MCP `export`. The pixels convert to the chosen profile (out-of-gamut colors clip) and the file is tagged as before: sRGB PNG with an `sRGB` chunk, Display P3 with the generated ICC profile (and `cICP` in PNG); sRGB JPG and WebP stay untagged (builds before 2026-11-04; from that date sRGB JPGs embed the sRGB ICC profile, see the 2026-11-04 JPG export entry). A setting keeps its choice when its format changes; settings saved without one read as Same as file. SVG, PDF and XML show no choice and stay sRGB (PDF has no output intent yet). Numbers unchanged |

docs/mcp.md

@@ -1886,7 +1886,9 @@ properties with their values, its code and, with `path`, a PNG of it. The docume
 unbinds): `fill` or `fills/<i>/color` and `fills/<i>/stops/<j>/color` on a paint style,
 `effects/<i>/<color|radius|spread|offsetX|offsetY|startRadius>` on an effect style,
 `layoutGrids/<i>/<size|count|gutter|offset>` on a grid style, `fontSize`, `lineHeight`,
-`letterSpacing`, `fontFamily`, `fontStyle` on a text style. Each layer using the style shows the
+`letterSpacing`, `fontWeight` (numbers; a weight picks the family's face nearest it and sets the
+`wght` axis of a variable font), `fontFamily`, `fontStyle` (strings; a bound weight and a bound style
+name replace each other) on a text style. Each layer using the style shows the
 field in its own modes and stays linked; `style.list` gives a style's `bound` map.
 
 `effect.add {ids?, type? | effect?}` adds an effect (`dropShadow`, `innerShadow`, `layerBlur`,

docs/target-app-parity.md

@@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ Hours in this narrative are the builders' estimates; the tables above supersede
    closed area (faces with holes), point/segment selection, handle mirroring (none/angle/angle and
    length) with a Point panel (position, corner radius, mirroring), smooth/sharp points, join and
    merge (joining the two ends of a path broken open by a deleted point closes it again, so its
-   fill follows the new segment, #1951), delete vs delete-and-heal, nudging, one undo step per gesture, eraser (⇧E), shape builder
+   fill follows the new segment, and a rounded loop left open where a segment joins its ends is cut by arcs at them too, and Delete closes such a loop through that segment, #1951), delete vs delete-and-heal, nudging, one undo step per gesture, eraser (⇧E), shape builder
    (⇧M: the regions of overlapping shapes, click or drag to merge, Alt to remove, curves kept),
    variable width strokes (width profile presets with previews in the stroke settings, the Variable
    width tool ⇧W: drag the path to add a width point, slide points, drag their handles, Delete;
@@ -655,6 +655,8 @@ Carried over from the ROADMAP's "Shipped so far" (2026-10-10). The test count th
 | 2026-11-03 | minor | Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) (`zh-Hant`) draft catalog: 1,975 UI strings, 641 command labels and 31 menu wordings, clean-room from the English source; zh-TW, zh-HK, zh-MO and zh-Hant read it, explicit Hans stays Simplified; Noto Sans CJK TC then Taiwan system faces; no bundled font; native review pending. Numbers unchanged |
 | 2026-11-04 | patch | M4, #1970: justified Chinese, Japanese and Korean text, written without spaces between words, aligns its right edge: the room on each line but a paragraph's last goes between its characters, each a word of its own as for line breaking ("Justify aligns the first word in each line of text to the left-most edge, and the last to the right-most edge"), wherever a line could break there, so none opens before a full stop or closing bracket, nor after an opening one. Latin text widens its spaces as before; mixed text widens both. A gap is reordered with the line's runs as a space of no width would be, so one beside a Hebrew word in Chinese text, or beside a Chinese word within that Hebrew, opens beside the word, not inside it. `figcraft_text::breaks::justify_between`, beside `break_between`, says where. Evidence: `tests::justified_ideographs_spread_the_room_between_characters` (fails on main). |
 | 2026-11-04 | patch | M8, #1951 (#1506 again): a path broken open by deleting a point (Delete, not Shift+Delete) is filled closed by a straight line across the gap, as an open path's fill is; joining its two ends again (the pen onto the other end, Connect, ⌘J) left the loop without the new segment, so once the points were rounded the fill and the selection outline ran straight across while the stroke followed the segment and its arcs. Joining now closes the loop through the new segment ("Click to close the path."; "You can use the Paint tool to add fills to any closed regions of a vector network."): `ops::connect` puts it into the loop whose segments are the chain between the ends, at the gap and in the loop's own order, so a hole keeps its winding whichever end was clicked first; a loop listed out of walking order is left as it was. Evidence: `vectoredit::tests::a_rounded_chamfer_made_other_ways_fills_along_its_arcs` (fails on main: the loop kept 4 of 5 segments), `a_rounded_chamfer_cut_in_the_editor_fills_along_its_arcs` (Shift+Delete, with and without a region fill), `doc::tests::a_chamfered_rectangles_rounded_fill_is_cut_at_every_point` (fill, region path and stroke agree for every loop order and segment direction of a chamfered rectangle). |
+| 2026-11-11 | patch | M4, #1951 (reporter's file, v0.17.0): a corner cut off by a segment drawn first, the corner point then deleted with Delete, leaves the region's loop as the open chain of the other segments, the cutting segment (which joins the chain's two ends) in no loop; rounded, the loop's first point was never cut by an arc (rounding only adds arcs at points the loop arrives at) and the closing edge ran straight, so the fill and the selection outline missed corners the stroke rounded. `VectorNetwork::rounded_smoothed` now walks the segment joining an open loop's ends, when no loop holds it, as the loop's last segment (`closing_segment`). Evidence: `doc::tests::a_rounded_loop_left_open_where_a_segment_joins_its_ends_follows_that_segment` (fails on main: fill 1810.85 vs stroke 1818.58); #1991's tests unchanged. |
+| 2026-11-11 | patch | M4, #1951: Delete (and removing segments, and the eraser) closes a region's loop through the segment that joins its ends: a bridge drawn between two points of a ring leaves the region alone (`connect` rightly keeps the ring), and deleting the point between them rotated the loop open, the bridge in no loop, so even an unrounded fill ran straight across a curved bridge. `reopen_loops` now pushes the one segment in no loop that joins an open chain's ends onto the loop's end, keeping its winding, as #1991's connect does; `closing_segment` (now public) walks strictly, ignores segments already in loops and gives up when two qualify. The render fix stays as the fallback for files saved in that state. Evidence: `vectoredit::tests::deleting_the_corner_behind_a_pen_bridge_closes_the_loop_through_the_bridge` (fails before: the loop kept 4 of 5 segments), `ops::tests::deleting_a_point_behind_a_curved_bridge_keeps_the_bridge_in_the_loop`, `doc::tests::an_open_loop_follows_the_segment_joining_its_ends_listed_first_or_walked_backwards`. |
 | 2026-11-06 | patch | M3: glass's docs say which centre `splay` bends away from: the centre of the layer's bounds, as the reference tool's, checked side by side on a ring and an L at Splay 0% and 100% (an inner edge bends towards the hole in both). And where a glass shape gets no core: past 4M px on the desktop and 1M on the web (`MAX_SHAPE_PX`) it bends along its edge normals, so a large glass text or vector can bend differently once zoomed into, in a 2× export, or on the web. Docs only. Grade unchanged. |
 | 2026-11-10 | patch | M10, #2213: a layer with a background blur or glass exported on its own includes the blurred content behind it within its bounds, as the reference tool's web app does (measured 2026-11-10: the pane's own bounds, opaque where the backdrop is, nothing outside them; layers above it stay out, "contents only" unchanged for layers without those effects); the export reads the page's layers below the exported one as its backdrop |
 | 2026-11-02 | minor | M3, #1885: glass bends towards its core, the shape shrunk by `depth` and the bevel, as the reference tool's: round a sharp corner the bend turns smoothly, and a thin part (a capsule, a letter's stroke) bends across itself, checked side by side on a capsule 44 units tall. Rounded rectangles work it out in closed form. A shape too big to keep whole at the zoom bends along its edge normals instead, so no render works out a core over more pixels than a kept shape holds. Tests: `glass::tests::a_sharp_corner_bends_round_towards_the_core`, `glass::tests::a_thin_part_bends_across_itself`, `glass::tests::a_shape_too_big_to_keep_bends_along_its_normals`, `glass_cut_tests::a_cut_through_the_pane_matches_the_whole_render`. Grade unchanged. |

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@@ -209,6 +209,7 @@ in the table. `crates/ui-egui/src/shortcut_keys_tests.rs` drives the keys a look
 | 2026-11-06 | patch | M7, #2032: closing a tab whose file has unsaved changes, by its X, a middle click, File ▸ Close tab or its shortcut, only showed a toast ("save first, or close again with Alt to discard") and left the tab open, so closing seemed not to work. It now asks the unsaved-changes question the window asks (`windows::TabClose`): Don't Save closes the tab, Cancel or Escape keeps it, Save saves the file and then closes it (a file without a path, or saved as .fig, asks where with Save as first and stays open if that is cancelled); Alt+close still drops the changes at once, and `file.close`'s `dialog.unsaved` request asks too. The three toasts left the catalogs. Tests: `titlebar_tests::closing_a_tab_with_unsaved_changes_asks`, `titlebar_tests::save_in_the_tab_question_saves_then_closes`. Reordering tabs by dragging, the issue's other half, landed on 2026-10-19 (`dragging_a_tab_along_the_bar_reorders_it_without_detaching`) |
 | 2026-11-05 | minor | M4, #1830: a paragraph's base direction can be forced (`TextDirection`: Auto, Ltr, Rtl on `ParaList`): Text ▸ Text direction ▸ Auto / Left to right / Right to left (`text.directionAuto` / `Ltr` / `Rtl`) and `text.direction {direction, ids?}` set the edited paragraphs while editing, else the layer's; `node.set textDirection`; the Type settings control once a right-to-left script is in the text; inspect `textDirection` / `lineDirections`; CSS `direction`; `.fig` lines' `sourceDirectionality` in and out. Layout gives each paragraph its base level (`Bidi::of` runs the algorithm per paragraph, as it starts over at each). Before, direction came from the letters only ("controls are available to override text direction per paragraph", Add right-to-left text). Tests: `text_behaviour_tests::text_direction_is_forced_per_paragraph`, `fig::text_direction_tests::a_lines_source_directionality_is_its_paragraphs_direction_both_ways`. |
 | 2026-11-02 | minor | M1, #1836: pick select. Tab while the keyboard selection box shows, or Alt/Ctrl+Space again, puts a pink outline on the first selected layer (the page's top layer with nothing selected); Tab and Shift+Tab move it between sibling layers as the Layers panel lists them, Enter into a frame's top child, Shift+Enter out to the parent (never the page), Space selects the layer under it, Escape or a press on the canvas ends it; the chord again while the pick cursor shows brings the box back (Accessibility at Figma). The control channel's `ui.key` sends the box's and the pick cursor's keys to them too. One documented row more (135, 134 bound); four gesture rows. Tests: `layers_keyboard_tests::tab_switches_the_selection_box_to_pick_select`. |
+| 2026-11-10 | patch | M10, #2227: the Design panel's section header buttons (Appearance, Typography, Fill, Stroke, Effects) draw their icons at the size of the panel's other 24 pt icon buttons, 16 pt (the icons' native size, as a fill row's eye), not 12 pt; `icon_button_at` goes from 14 to 16 pt with them; the Close and Swap buttons of the assets and prototype panels and the Design panel's Swap orientation and quick-action buttons share the inset. Test: `header_icon_size_tests`. Numbers unchanged. |
 | 2026-11-05 | patch | M1, #2003: the Design panel's boolean operation menu leads Union, Subtract, Intersect and Exclude with original icons drawn in code (two offset squares, the result filled at reduced alpha). Numbers unchanged. |
 | 2026-11-02 | minor | M8, #1875: a fill per region. With regions of a vector selected in edit mode (a press inside one with the Move tool, `vector.edit.select {regions}`), the Fill section lists the regions' own fills (the layer's for a region that has none; mixed content when they differ) and its rows and the colour picker edit them: `fill.set`, `fill.add`, `fill.remove`, `fill.move` and `fill.paste` on the edited layer go to the selected regions' stacks (`Region.fills`, what the renderer already draws), the layer's fills and fill style untouched; `regions: [index, ...]` names them on any vector layer (Edit vector layers). Tests: `regions_tests::the_fill_commands_edit_the_selected_regions`. Numbers unchanged. |
 | 2026-11-05 | patch | M1, #1758: a mouse's side buttons (4 and 5) pan the canvas as the middle button does, the pan ending on release over the canvas or off it; the grab cursor shows while they're held. |