Drawings That Survive a Chart Type Switch, and a Steadier News Feed
Switching to Renko or Line break no longer clears your drawings, saved templates keep their settings, two indicators keep up with new bars, and the news feed stops going quiet when a source has nothing to say.
Four fixes to things that were quietly losing your work or your news.
Your drawings survive a switch to Renko or Line break. Picking either of the two new chart types removed every drawing on the chart, and the bricks were squeezed into a corner of an otherwise empty plot. Adding any indicator made it look fine again, which is what made it read as a glitch rather than a bug.
Saved drawing templates keep their settings. A template came back from a reload without the per-tool options it was saved with, so applying a saved look could turn a Line-mode bars pattern back into sticks. Saving a template from the settings panel could also delete one you had saved from the right-click menu.
Zig Zag and Auto Fib keep up with new bars. Both reshape as bars arrive, and the chart was leaving the previous version on screen until something else forced it to redraw. Most visible in backtest replay, where you step one bar at a time.
The news feed stops mistaking a quiet source for a broken one. A source with nothing new to say was being treated as failing and backed off for up to twelve hours. Quiet and broken are told apart now, and a source that really is unreachable is retried every hour instead of twice a day.