v0.1.9

[0.1.9] — 2026-09-19

Added

• Template fields can now be edited from the editor: a new FIELDS panel (below Elements) lets you set each field's type, required, default, and — for the first time — increment, closing a gap where batch/increment printing was fully wired at recall but had no way to turn it on. Two new field types round this out: List resolves its recall options from a named, reusable value list shared by every template that uses a field with that name (e.g. {room} on any template offers the same "room" list, edited once from an E drawer next to the field); Enum keeps a one-off set of options scoped to just that template. Deleting a shared list doesn't affect existing templates or print history — a field pointing at a missing list just recalls as free text.

Fixed

• Saving a template's field schema (via the new FIELDS panel) no longer gets silently discarded. PUT /api/templates/{name} was recomputing the schema from the previously stored one whenever canvas_json was also present in the request — which it always is on a normal Save — so any field-property edit sent in that same request was reverted immediately.
• Wrap's target width is now orientation-aware. On a rotated template, text runs along the free length axis instead of the fixed print-head width, so it no longer wraps prematurely there — it only clamps to the print-head width when the element's own rotation actually puts it on that axis.
• Printing a template no longer stays silent about overflow when no preview was run first — the print confirmation now shows the same overflow warning the preview does.

Changed

• Wrap is now capped at a chosen number of lines instead of wrapping unlimited: the editor's Wrap checkbox is replaced with a select (Off / No limit / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 lines). Content that needs more lines than the cap is truncated, and the same "content may be clipped" overflow warning used elsewhere flags it — never silent. Existing templates saved with wrap on and no cap keep wrapping unlimited, unchanged.