• Parts that are Consumables cannot change category, as other categories don't support unit of measures other than Unit
• Hovering the image/thumbnail in the part details tab will show up a tooltip with that image displayed in a bigger size
• [fix] Values for custom fields of type App Element with Part not being displayed on tables
• [fix] When cloning a part the unit of measure wasn't being copied possibly resulting in a crash
• [fix] Chance for a table view not to change

• [fix] API: error on opening documentation
• [fix] API: when moving inventory, history logs being generated for inventory changed instead of inventory moved

• Custom fields of type URL can now be searched
• [fix] API: when setting values for custom fields of type url, the API was incorrectly expecting a string instead of an object (now both are supported)
• [fix] API: not able to define a part when creating purchase order items
• A few small UI improvements

This update brings important fixes and improvements on how parts are matched and auto-assigned when importing a BOM CSV file.

The app tries to match parts according to the Part Matching Data (PMD) - the values mapped on the CSV file - and the part matching fields - listed in the BOM preferences dialog - but fields don't have to be all matched. For example, if a 1k resistor would be required but the mapped Part Number wasn't found, another resistor with the same value could be picked (and automatically assigned if Assign first match was enabled).

You can now tell the app to only ever auto-assign a part if it fully matches the PMD by enabling the Exact matches option in the BOM Preferences dialog. If only partially matched, it's still shown as a suggestion so you can manually approve it.

The PMD icon on the table, for each row, will also tell you if the PMD has been fully matched (green), only partially (orange) or not matched at all (red).

• The Manufacturer field cannot be used as a single part matching field; in case you have it in use it will be forcibly removed. Instead, you most likely want to use Part Number + Manufacturer (the default setting) when matching parts
• Previously, whenever manually setting a row as DNP, the part, if previously assigned, would be assigned. The Allow DNP with part option in the BOM Preferences dialog (see above) allows the part to remain assigned
• When importing a BOM file with the DNP field mapped, the following text can be used (case-insensitive; white-spaces, dashes and underscores ignored) to denote "do not populate": not fitted, dnf , nf, dnp, np, yes, true.
• [fix] Chance for Assign first match to be used even if shown as disabled
• [fix] Chance for incorrect part match due to wrong text comparison

• Column selector now has Hide All and Show All buttons
• Quantities now have a tooltip displaying conversions for all other units in the same category
• Storage location can be added when (no storage) is selected, being added as a top-level location
• [fix] Chance for crash when using units of measure other than Each and the Available Quotes are visible
• [fix] Unable to enter initial inventory for a consumable part when manually creating it
• [fix] Incorrect calculation of Batch Qty when using consumables
• [fix] When app crashes an error message and details should be displayed instead of a blank screen
• A few other minor UI/UX improvements

• [fix] Chance of price parsing to fail (dependent on currency symbol being used)
• [fix] On a production build, when moving inventory that has been reserved for an item through the tooltip, new storage location not being displayed
• [fix] Chance for row colors not to be updated when data changes
• [fix] Chance for Low stock value to be removed when manually editing a part

• [fix] When finishing a production build that uses generic parts and opting to update the unit cost of the resulting assembled units, a warning was incorrectly displayed alerting for parts without unit cost defined
• [fix] Production builds table (through the Products tab only) resetting selection when clicking on a production build for the first time
• [fix] Chance for splitter between main table and the issues table not to keep its position
• Several minor UI/UX improvements

• BOM table now includes the Created at, Modified at, Created by, Modified by columns
• When searching parts by value, the micro (u) and pico (p) SI prefixes are now case-insensitive
• [fix] Chance for importing a BOM into the wrong product revision
• [fix] Chance for a Local Workspace to be set on read-only mode in case the app starts offline
• [fix] Unable to copy the ID column (when the setting Show IDs on tables is enabled)
• Some minor UI improvements

• [fix] Chance for Copy... Cell (context menu) to not copy the right values
• [fix] Chance for part's Selling Price to be incorrectly imported (CSV). This could result in app crashing in other situations where the selling price is used (e.g. on a sales order)
• [fix] Chance for Settings to crash after adding a custom field
• Some minor UI improvements

This version mostly brings quality of life improvements (UX/UI) but no significant new features.

• New table implementation: faster tables which in turn make the app also faster. Columns can now be pinned so they are always visible while scrolling horizontally. Your current table configurations won't be used with this new implementation. This means all columns will be visible by default, unsorted, ungrouped, etc. In case you use table Views (which we recommend), you can still switch back to any them after opening this app's version for the first time.
• A light theme, particularly useful if you use the app in a very bright room, whereas in the dark theme text might be sometimes hard to read.
• You can now open new windows for the app so you can see tables from different tabs at the same time instead of having to go back and forth.
  
• The app's font size can now be adjusted through Settings - General - App font size (previously, only the tables font size could be adjusted).
• Support for the new ENTERPRISE plan (see pricing and documentation).
• Releases for macOS are now universal (they run natively both on Intel and ARM processors)