0.32.0
Messages in your own language
What the app says when something is wrong now arrives in the language you chose.
Open a line to read the whole story behind it.
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Improved Saving your figures partway through a long stocktake is quicker.
Saving your figures partway through a stocktake is quicker on a long one. A count that reaches across a whole site can run to hundreds of lines, and saving used to look up each line one at a time, then look up the serial numbers of each serial-tracked line separately on top of that. It now gathers all of it in one go, the way finishing a count already did.
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Fixed Every message the app gives when something is wrong is now translated, field names included.
Choosing Nederlands or Deutsch changed every screen except the one place it matters most: what the app says when something has gone wrong. Being told a field was left empty, that a name is too long, that two passwords do not match, that the sign-in details were not right, or that a password reset link has expired — all of that still came back in English, in an app that was otherwise entirely in your language. It is now translated, every line of it, and so are the names of the fields inside the sentences, so a complaint about a field reads as an ordinary sentence naming what you were looking at.
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Fixed Exporting a large warehouse no longer builds the whole thing twice to find out it is too big.
Exporting the stock of a large warehouse no longer builds the whole thing twice. Before writing anything, an export checks whether there is more to write than one file can hold — and it used to work that out by assembling every row it was about to refuse. On a warehouse big enough for the answer to be yes, that was the moment there was the least room to spare, so the export could give up rather than tell you. It now answers the question directly, and either starts promptly or says straight away that there is too much for one file.