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v4.4.0

30 May 14:50
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Better batching! Minor bug fixes! Tens of commits!!

The big improvements here are batching speed, but there were also a handful of code cleanup tasks, new and improved tests, and dev fixes.

See our full changelog for full details.

v4.3.2: Minor improvements

04 Apr 19:07
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Upgraded SFTPGo to v2.5, which shouldn't affect many people, if anybody. Minor fixes as well. As usual, see the v4.3.2 section of our changelog for details.

v4.3.1 hotfix

28 Feb 18:04
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Just adds a chunk of code to let people purge a batch that failed QC. Changelog for v4.3.1

v4.3.0: REM

27 Feb 15:56
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Lots of stuff for devs with a couple fixes for regular people. The highlights are:

  • Batches can no longer contain issues that can't even be loaded into ONI (titles that haven't gotten an LCCN validated).
  • Errors are no longer reported when issues take a long time to bring into NCA from a scanned location

For a full list, as always, see the changelog

v4.2.0: Docs, batch loading, and refactors

11 Jan 14:42
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The most visible changes are to our documentation, which has had a complete theme rewrite. The theme is still based on the general look and feel of techdoc, which was a good base, but which turned out to be inaccessible to non-mouse users in lots of annoying ways. The new theme should be 100% WCAG 2.1 AA compliant.

Batch loading is significantly easier now because we've unified the batch-load directory for staging and production. Batches are generated and immediately synced to the production batch location, and loaded from there regardless of the environment. This means batch-load instructions are unified, and there's no more of the "purge from staging, load to prod, reload to staging" dance to worry about - once a batch is flagged as good, there's no need to reload it on staging.

As usual, see our full changelog notes for details.

v4.1.2: normal people can enter page labels!

15 Aug 13:19
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There are some little dev fixes here, but the big change is that you don't have to write code or hack the database directly in order to enter page labels. What a concept!

v4.1.1: Small fixes

03 Aug 20:14
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Just some tiny fixes, see our full changelog for the list.

v4.1.0: Pipelines, file sync, batch activity log

31 Jul 14:18
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v4.1.0 is mostly invisible with the exception of the batch activity log, a minor feature meant to make batch actions more visible to those doing batch loading and QCing.

The bigger change is that all jobs are now tied to a "pipeline", which will make it significantly easier to know which jobs were related to a single high-level task. Additionally , the file sync jobs are completely refactored to make them more granular, which should result in more stability as well as a much less time-consuming "retry" when sync jobs have temporary problems (e.g., terrible network filesystem mounts)

As always, read the full changelog for more details

v4.0.0: So many things!

12 May 17:54
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Biggest update evar!

  • We've added native integration with SFTPGo! This allows NCA to directly connect NCA's titles with SFTPGo's users for a much more seamless experience if you need publishers uploading PDFs.
  • The batch management pages have a lot more built-in features, automating more of the process, providing more help, and removing manual SQL from the process.
  • Major stability improvements, fixing some rare edge-case problems entirely, and reducing the likelihood others will surface

As always, see the full changelog for details.

v3.13.1: Batch status page fixes

01 Sep 15:12
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Various bug-fixes for the batch status page functionality. See changelog for details and migration notes.