v2.2.0

Added

• Portuguese (pt-PT) translation. The fourth UI language after
  Spanish, English and French. Ships the ~2,340-key core locale plus a
  pt.json for each of the eleven module layers, so every screen the
  modules contribute is covered too, and the language appears in
  Settings → Account → Language with no further configuration. Patient
  communications can also be switched to Portuguese: the clinic-wide
  communications language accepts pt and the full set of transactional
  email templates (appointment confirmation / reminder / cancellation,
  quote sent / accepted, welcome, morning digest, Verifactu alerts) is
  translated. Nuxt UI's own pt locale is wired in so date pickers and
  built-in component strings follow. Backend catalog-name resolution
  gained a pt fallback, so treatments named in Portuguese resolve on
  invoices, plans, the timeline and the agent tools rather than silently
  falling back to the internal code.

  Not included: the user manual and the demo seed data stay on
  es/en/fr, matching how French shipped.

Fixed

• Multi-session treatments were charged double. Completing the last
  step of a multi-session treatment (e.g. an implant with surgery,
  abutment and crown steps) re-recorded the full parent price on top of
  the amounts already charged per session, so a 1,100 € treatment showed
  as 2,200 € owed. Each session now books only its own amount and the
  total always equals the sum of the sessions. The reverse flow is also
  covered: marking the treatment performed from the odontogram charges
  it once in full and auto-cancels its pending sessions. Upgrading
  repairs affected ledgers automatically — the migration removes the
  duplicate charges this bug created; no manual action needed.

• Published images were amd64 only, so docker compose up failed at the
  very first command on Apple Silicon and on ARM VPS instances (Hetzner's
  CAX line, the cheapest in Europe and popular with self-hosters) with a
  bare no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8. Each architecture now
  builds on its own native runner and a merge step publishes one manifest
  list per image, verified to carry both before the release is cut.

Install

curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/martinezsalmeron/dentalpin/main/docker-compose.prod.yml
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/martinezsalmeron/dentalpin/main/Caddyfile
curl -o .env https://raw.githubusercontent.com/martinezsalmeron/dentalpin/main/.env.prod.example
# set PUBLIC_URL, POSTGRES_PASSWORD, SECRET_KEY
# and DENTALPIN_VERSION=2.2.0 to pin this release, then:
docker compose -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d

Images (amd64 + arm64): ghcr.io/martinezsalmeron/dentalpin-backend:2.2.0 · ghcr.io/martinezsalmeron/dentalpin-frontend:2.2.0

What's Changed

• fix(release): publish arm64 images alongside amd64 by @martinezsalmeron in #121
• fix(release): manifest check failed on a manifest that was correct by @martinezsalmeron in #122
• ci: watch that published images stay anonymously pullable by @martinezsalmeron in #123
• fix(ci): health alert jobs could not find the repository by @martinezsalmeron in #124
• feat(i18n): add Portuguese translation by @martinezsalmeron in #125
• fix(budget): show the real API error, and every ISO 4217 currency by @martinezsalmeron in #148
• fix(ui): surface the server's message on every failed action by @martinezsalmeron in #152
• ci(lint): module-layer frontend code was never linted — wire it in and fix it by @martinezsalmeron in #150
• feat(auth): decouple "professional" from role + unlock plans with draft budgets by @martinezsalmeron in #151

Full Changelog: v2.1.0...v2.2.0