Changelog

All notable user-visible changes to this project are documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project follows Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

Guided conversion setup when the Windows EXE is double-clicked or launched with --interactive.
Automatic source-format detection, destination-format selection, suggested output paths, overwrite confirmation, and a final conversion-plan review in guided mode.
Progress reporting for Binary → legacy, Binary → NWB, and NWB → Binary conversions.
Tests covering in-place progress refreshes, plain redirected output, dragged-path cleanup, and suggested output paths.

Reworked the terminal interface with a consistent header, conversion-plan panel, task labels, completion summary, and clearer error/skip messages.
Reduced the progress display to a terminal-safe single line with overall percentage, processed size, throughput, and ETA.
Redirected or non-terminal output now uses low-frequency plain progress messages without carriage-return control characters.
Rewrote the English and Chinese README files around installation, quick start, CLI usage, data layouts, support coverage, performance, troubleshooting, and project documentation.
Moved release-to-release history out of the README and into this changelog.

Progress refreshes no longer wrap a long status line and appear as a new line on every update in typical 80-column Windows terminals.
Progress lines are properly completed or cleared before task transitions and error messages.
Equivalent relative and absolute paths are now rejected as the same input/output destination.
Overlapping input/output paths are rejected so overwrite mode cannot replace a destination that contains the source recording.

First formal public release.
Conversion among Open Ephys Binary Format, legacy Open Ephys Format, and NWB 2.x/HDF5 in all six directions.
Continuous data, sample numbers, timestamps, channel scaling metadata, TTL event arrays, structure.oebin, conversion manifests, and structural validation.
Standalone Windows x64 executable that does not require Python.