github jonaswinkler/paperless-ng ng-0.9.7
Paperless-ng 0.9.7

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pre-release3 years ago

This release contained some issues with not being able to delete correspondents, tags or types and some issues with certain admin pages. Therefore, I've decided to remove this release. There's no need to downgrade. Changelog below.

  • Front end

    • Thanks to the hard work of Michael Shamoon, paperless now comes with a much more streamlined UI for filtering documents.
    • Michael Shamoon replaced the document preview with another component. This should fix compatibility with Safari browsers.
    • Added buttons to the management pages to quickly show all documents with one specific tag, correspondent, or title.
    • Paperless now stores your saved views on the server and associates them with your user account. This means that you can access your views on multiple devices and have separate views for different users. You will have to recreate your views.
    • The GitHub and documentation links now open in new tabs/windows. Thanks to rYR79435.
    • Paperless now generates default saved view names when saving views with certain filter rules.
    • Added a small version indicator to the front end.
  • Other additions and changes

    • The new filename format field {tag_list} inserts a list of tags into the filename, separated by comma.
    • The document_retagger no longer removes inbox tags or tags without matching rules.
    • The new configuration option PAPERLESS_COOKIE_PREFIX allows you to run multiple instances of paperless on different ports. This option enables you to be logged in into multiple instances by specifying different cookie names for each instance.
  • Fixes

    • Sometimes paperless would assign dates in the future to newly consumed documents.
    • The filename format fields {created_month} and {created_day} now use a leading zero for single digit values.
    • The filename format field {tags} can no longer be used without arguments.
    • Paperless was not able to consume many images (especially images from mobile scanners) due to missing DPI information. Paperless now assumes A4 paper size for PDF generation if no DPI information is present.
    • Documents with empty titles could not be opened from the table view due to the link being empty.
    • Fixed an issue with filenames containing special characters such as : not being accepted for upload.
    • Fixed issues with thumbnail generation for plain text files.

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