CI Report:
https://ci-tests.linuxserver.io/linuxserver/grocy/v4.4.2-ls284/index.html
LinuxServer Changes:
Rebase to Alpine 3.20. Existing users should update their nginx confs to avoid http2 deprecation warnings.
Remote Changes:
Stock
- Optimized that the built-in Open Food Facts external barcode lookup plugin now uses the localized product name (if provided by the Open Food Facts API, based on the set Grocy language of the current user)
- Fixed that the product filter on the stock entires page didn't work when the product column was reordered / not the second one
Shopping list
- When the shopping list setting (top right corner settings menu) "Round up quantity amounts to the nearest whole number" is enabled, the "Last price (Total)" of each shopping list item and the total value of the shopping list are now also scaled up accordingly
- The print options (show header, layout type etc.) are now saved (as user settings, so global defaults can also defined in
config.php
as usual)
Userfields
- Fixed that saving Userfields of type "Link (with title)" did not work
General
- Fixed that most dialogs didn't work when hosting Grocy "embedded" in an
iframe
(affecting e.g. the Home Assistant Add-on)
API
- Exposed the
permission_hierarchy
entity (read only, =>GET /objects/permission_hierarchy
) to provide a permission name / id mapping
Other
- A quick reminder about official native Grocy app experiences:
- Grocy's web frontend is responsive and an "installable web app" (PWA, without providing any offline usage capabilities), that provides a pretty native mobile app-like experience without the need for additional tools
- => Quick video demo on Android/Firefox: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L38drVZfwHs
- => Quick video demo on Android/Chrome: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjLdXUFDNuk
- Grocy Desktop is a way to run Grocy without having to manage a webserver, just like a normal (Windows) desktop application - available as a classic
.msi
installation package or as a Microsoft Store App
- Grocy's web frontend is responsive and an "installable web app" (PWA, without providing any offline usage capabilities), that provides a pretty native mobile app-like experience without the need for additional tools