Release Notes v0.1.95
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Quartz now stays rock-solid when Gmail gets busy — and tells you upfront if a new account isn't fully connected.
Peace and quiet
Temporary Gmail hiccups no longer surface as sync errors. Quartz waits it out and resumes on its own.
Complete connections, guaranteed
Skip a permission on Google's consent screen and Quartz catches it right away with a retry — instead of adding an account that fails later. Connection errors during onboarding are now shown on screen too.
Your actions stay put
Archive or mark as read, and it sticks. Changes no longer snap back when Gmail is throttling.
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Really appreciate the emphasis on communicating errors clearly instead of failing silently .That saves a lot of confusion.
The consent screen catch is the better of these two and it is the one that will get skimmed past. A half connected account is worse than a failed one, because it looks connected and then quietly does less than the user thinks, and they blame the product for missing things rather than the missing scope. Failing loudly at connect time is the whole fix. On the retry side, one thing worth watching: swallowing transient Gmail errors is right until the point where something is persistently failing and the retry keeps it looking healthy. Is there a threshold where quiet becomes a visible degraded state, or does it retry indefinitely? Silent-and-broken is the one failure mode people cannot debug.