Fixed "Could Not Load Dashboard Stats" On Windows Desktop
A packaging mistake could show a dashboard-stats error and hide local task history in the Windows app; it's fixed, and history is restored automatically.
Summary
A recent Windows desktop app release could show a "Could not load dashboard stats" error and appear to have no task history. The cause was a packaging mistake in that release, now fixed — and if your history was affected, the next update restores it automatically.
What You Gain
If you ran into this, your local dashboard looked broken and your history seemed to have vanished, which is understandably alarming even though your actual task and project data on the server was never affected. The fix corrects how the Windows build is packaged going forward, and the app also now double-checks itself during packaging so a mismatch like this can't ship again.
For anyone affected, there's nothing to do differently: updating to the current desktop app version resolves the error and brings your local history back on its own.
How It Works
- The Windows build is now packaged correctly for every release going forward.
- If your local history was affected, it's restored automatically the first time you open the updated app, whether you update from inside the app or reinstall it.
- macOS and Linux were never affected by this issue.
Where to Find It
Update to the current desktop app version from inside the app, or download it fresh from your account's download page.
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