Haul 1.13.0 — Product creation and catalog usability

Product creation and editing

• Create products directly inside a category without opening Settings, and keep adding products with the same category and focus.
• Add several products at once, one name per line, with duplicate detection and individual results.
• Create a category while adding a product and return to the pending form with the new category selected.
• Add products while shopping, edit names, categories, quantities and notes, and choose whether edits also update this list's catalog.
• Search without case or accent sensitivity, clearly identify products already on the list, and hide catalog products with undo while retaining purchases and history.
• Share accessible product forms across mobile and desktop web layouts, preserve navigation context, and add Catalan, Spanish and English copy.

Persistence and synchronization

• Persist catalog and visibility operations per server and list, preserve stable identities, retry transient failures and report local, pending, synchronized and error states.
• Add optional free-text quantities throughout synchronization, backups, public lists, Android widgets and Wear OS.
• Apply additive backend fields and migrate Android Room databases from version 4 to 5 without replacing existing data. Older clients can omit quantities without clearing them.

Installation and upgrade

• Android phone: Haul-v1.13.0.apk.
• Wear OS: Haul-wear-v1.13.0.apk.
• Server and web: ghcr.io/borborborja/haul:1.13.0.

Update the backend before installing the new clients. The backend applies migration 1800000014_item_quantity_catalog_source on startup; verify /api/shoplist/health reports supports_quantity: true. Clients disable quantity input on older servers and retain unsupported quantity writes locally until the server is upgraded or the quantity is removed.

Validation

• 147 web tests, ESLint, TypeScript and production build passed.
• Production browser checks covered contextual and consecutive creation, nested categories, bulk creation, shopping mode, responsive layouts and reload persistence.
• 34 Android unit tests passed; phone, Wear OS and instrumentation APKs compiled.
• 11 backend Go tests passed.
• The published Docker image passed an isolated startup smoke check: backend health, quantity capability, web assets and version 1.13.0.

Seven Android instrumentation tests were compiled but could not run because the local emulator did not finish booting without hardware acceleration. Physical Android and Wear OS device testing was not performed.

Full changelog: v1.12.3...v1.13.0