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feat(l1): Save per channel, and Keep messages Off deletes the log at the next start
Channel options > Save keeps a busy channel's new messages off the flash, so it leaves the room to the others; Keep messages stays the master switch. Off now only stops the saving, so a value stepped past costs nothing and the wait for the delete comes at a start. Delete history stays immediate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -144,6 +144,7 @@ correctly whatever the keyboard is set to.
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| Mark all read | Clears its unread count |
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| Notif, Melody | Its own notification and sound, instead of the global ones |
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| Fav | Marks it as a favourite (shared with the app) |
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| Save | Wio Tracker L1, with Keep messages on: whether its new messages go on the flash. Off for a busy channel you only read live, so it leaves the room to the others; what's already saved stays until the limit or Delete after removes it |
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| Scope | The region its messages are tagged with: **Default** follows the list's default, `*` sends none; the list is in Settings › Radio › Scope |
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| Pin to dial | Puts it on the Favourites page |
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| Edit, Delete | Renames it or changes its secret; removes it |
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@@ -39,8 +39,9 @@ A few notes:
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- **Keep messages** (Wio Tracker L1) saves messages on the flash, across a
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power-off and past what fits in memory (see
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[How much is kept](./messages.md#how-much-is-kept)): **Off**, 500, 1000 or
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2500 in total. When the limit is reached the oldest go, in batches. Setting
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it to Off deletes what was saved.
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2500 in total. When the limit is reached the oldest go, in batches. **Off**
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stops saving at once and deletes what was saved at the next start, so turn it
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back on before then to keep it. **Delete history** deletes right away.
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- **Delete after** (Wio Tracker L1) removes saved messages older than 7, 30 or
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90 days, or **Never**. They go in batches too, so some stay a little longer,
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and nothing goes while the clock isn't set.
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