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On swift-paperless version 1.0.1, the editing of matching patterns for non-automatic matching algorithms is not possible. The creation of new, e.g. document types, with a custom (any) matching pattern is however possible.
Steps to reproduce:
on the webserver create a new document type with allocation algorithm Any and set the matching pattern to any word
go to the app and try to change the matching pattern words
matching pattern words will not show up
Info: I have only tried this for document types with the matching algorithm any. But I assume that this is a generic implementation and thus applies to other allocation algorithms as well.
Current Workaround:
To get the input field for a custom matching pattern, you have to set the algorithm to something else, then change it back to your desired matching algorithm. Then the matching pattern input field will show up and contain your previously set words.
Editing not possible:
Creation of a new document type with matching Any is working with match input:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It works and all changes are successfully served to the backend. Thank you for the fix. When will the update be realesed for the production version of the app?
On swift-paperless version 1.0.1, the editing of matching patterns for non-automatic matching algorithms is not possible. The creation of new, e.g. document types, with a custom (any) matching pattern is however possible.
Steps to reproduce:
Info: I have only tried this for document types with the matching algorithm any. But I assume that this is a generic implementation and thus applies to other allocation algorithms as well.
Current Workaround:
To get the input field for a custom matching pattern, you have to set the algorithm to something else, then change it back to your desired matching algorithm. Then the matching pattern input field will show up and contain your previously set words.
Editing not possible:
Creation of a new document type with matching Any is working with match input:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: