Easy-Post Desktop 1.2.2

Version 1.2.2

International batch shipping was broken, and this release fixes it along with what that failure exposed.

• International batches now carry a customs declaration. A batch sent abroad used to be created and then fail every label at purchase, with the carrier asking for "at least one item per package" and never once saying customs — and a batch cannot be amended, so the only way forward was to start again. The recipient template gains columns for item description, value, quantity, tariff code and origin country, and the Batch page asks once for the contents type, the signer and what should happen to an undeliverable parcel.
• Rows crossing a border are checked before the batch exists, so anything missing appears in the preview while it can still be fixed, rather than becoming a batch that can never be bought.
• Declared values use the sender's own currency — twelve pounds is declared as pounds, not dollars.
• Get Rates on the Batch page prices one parcel from your import and narrows the carrier and service lists to what that route really supports, each with its price beside it. Choosing a batch service was previously done blind against a catalogue of hundreds.
• Country codes are validated, and offered as a dropdown in the workbook. "UK" is not a country code, and typing it made a domestic row look international.
• The label sheet moved to Settings, beside the label format and printer, instead of living only inside a dialog that opens after a label has been bought. Choosing a sheet sets the format to PNG, since a sheet is built from label images.
• Live tracking updates no longer drop the connection when a request is refused.

Windows: download EasyPostDesktop-Windows-x64.zip. macOS (Apple silicon): EasyPostDesktop-macOS-arm64.dmg. Verify downloads against SHA256SUMS.txt.