ddcore 0.30

0.30.0 — 2026-10-19

Fixed

• Assignment timeline comments are translated. "assigned this document to", "completed assignment", "revoked assignment for" and "reopened assignment" were always written in English; they are now written in the language of the user who makes the change (pt-BR included).
• Moving a node of a tree DocType reaches the other processes. The read cache of the subtree was dropped only in the process that saved the move; replicas and workers kept answering from it until it expired.
• The scaffold_doctype MCP description lists the Report fieldtype. It named every other fieldtype but that one; a test now keeps the description and the Fieldtype union in the SDK in step with the fieldtypes the framework accepts.
• ddcore.redact refuses an unknown doctype instead of returning the document unredacted. The same holds for the MCP list_docs and call_method tools, notifications, webhooks and the portal: a doctype that cannot be looked up is now an error, not a pass-through.
• The change history shows values the way the lists do. A Select now reads as its label, a Link as its title, and a Currency at its field's precision instead of the site default; Dates, Months and the other types it shared with the lists follow the same rules.
• Escape in an open options list inside a dialog closes only the list. A Link field's list or a Table MultiSelect's list, opened in a dialog such as Assign or New Task, used to take the whole dialog with it on Escape.
• The due date of an assignment and of a new To-Do task follows the site's date format. Both forms used the browser's native date input, in the browser's locale; they now use the desk's date control like every other date field. The New Task form also lists the assignee first, like the Assign form.
• The generate_types MCP tool reports a failed write. It dropped the error and listed only the files it had written; it now fails with the error, and migrate adds a typesError field when the typings could not be written (the migration itself is unaffected). Writing stops at the first app it cannot write, so the apps after it (in migrate as well) are not written either.
• A mail delivery whose outcome could not be recorded is logged, and its error column is empty (NULL) on success. The failed UPDATE was dropped without a trace, and a successful delivery stored an empty string; mail and webhook errors are now both cut at 1000 characters (a webhook's was cut at 1000 bytes, which could split a character and lose the outcome), a failed status update of a mail is no longer dropped silently, and sent_at is stamped by the database.
• A database failure in the tenancy check surfaces as an error. tenant.enter, InTenant and EnterTenant treated it as "tenancy is off"; they now return the error.

Changed

• The desk's dialogs close the same way. Share, Assign, Shortcuts, New Task, Data Import, Feedback and the change-history dialog all close on Escape, on a click on the backdrop and from the close button, and Escape in any of them no longer reaches the page behind. The change-history dialog gains the backdrop click it lacked. They share one Modal component.
• One dismiss action for the desk's popovers. The date, month and colour pickers, the Columns menu, the sidebar menus and the space badge share one "close on a press outside or Escape" action. In the portal, Escape now closes the account menu; in the sidebar an Escape from inside an open menu closes only that menu; and an Escape pressed outside an open colour picker closes it and returns the focus to its swatch. The date, month and colour pickers now also close when a touch starts outside them, even a scroll.
• ddcore types no longer opens the database. It compiles the apps and writes .ddcore/types.d.ts without connecting, so it works with Postgres down or no dsn configured (ddcore migrate still ends by writing the types, from the engine it already has open instead of loading the apps a second time). It also ignores --tenant and skips the site-version check now.
• ddcore i18n -help prints the usage and exits 0 like the other commands; it used to fail with unknown i18n subcommand.