v0.27.1

What's Changed

Bug Fixes

• Fresh installs no longer crash on startup — new databases were being stamped at an old migration checkpoint and then replaying historical migrations over an already-complete schema, crashing with CircularDependencyError in the is_shared migration. Fresh databases now stamp at head, the affected migration is guarded, and installs already stuck in the bad state upgrade cleanly (#278)
• The vehicle consumption and fuel price charts now label their Y axis with the active unit (#276)

v0.27.0

What's Changed

New Features

• Global search — find expenses, fuel logs, documents, notes, trips and charging sessions by text and date range, from the new search icon in the nav (#112)
• Price per unit everywhere — a column on the Fuel Logs page, on each vehicle's fuel card, and a collapsible Fuel Price Trend chart next to the consumption chart (#249, #145)
• Expenses by Category chart and Total Cost stat on the dashboard (#145)
• Carbon emissions — estimated lifetime CO₂ from your logged fuel (per-fuel-type DEFRA factors, dual-fuel aware) and a total Fuel Used stat on the vehicle page (#218)
• Vendor tracking — the expense form now suggests previously used vendors, and the Expenses page gains a Spend by Vendor report (#213)
• Link expenses to maintenance — creating an expense can mark a maintenance schedule as performed, stamping the date and odometer and recalculating the next due point (#86)
• Number formatting preferences — choose a thousand separator (none, space, comma, or period with European decimal-comma) and optionally round costs to whole numbers (#134)

Bug Fixes

• Two French interface strings that displayed in English (follow-up to #266)

Other

• One new database migration, applied automatically on startup

v0.26.0

What's Changed

New Features

• PostgreSQL support — set DATABASE_URL=postgresql://... and it works; psycopg2 now ships in the image, and legacy postgres:// URLs are normalised (#239)
• km/L consumption unit joins L/100km, MPG (UK) and MPG (US) (#212)
• Default trip type per vehicle — set the purpose pre-selected when logging trips, so personal-use vehicles no longer default to Business (#272)
• Completion date for maintenance — choose the date when marking maintenance performed, applied to both the schedule and the created expense (#220)
• ntfy access tokens — self-hosted ntfy servers with authentication now work; the token is sent as a Bearer header, never over plain HTTP, and is never echoed back into the settings page (#90)
• Exact fuel-log link on price history — price rows now reference their fuel log directly instead of heuristic date/price matching, with a backfill migration (#254)

Translations

• Three new languages: Turkish, Russian, and Arabic (with right-to-left layout) (#198, #118, #150)
• All 18 language catalogs are now 100% translated — previously 13 languages had hundreds of entries silently falling back to English (#266)
• Page titles, expense categories, fuel types, vehicle spec labels and chart labels are now translated (#266)

Bug Fixes

• Comma decimal separators (e.g. 2,179) no longer truncate to whole numbers in the live form calculators (#267, #269)
• The Monthly Costs chart now buckets by real calendar months — no more duplicated month bars (#270)
• Marking maintenance performed with a £0 cost now creates the expense entry when requested (#271)

Other

• CodeRabbit review configuration
• Three new database migrations run automatically on startup

v0.25.0

What's Changed

New Features

• Your uploaded branding logo is now used as the browser tab icon, making custom-branded instances identifiable at a glance. Instances without a logo get the bundled May icon (#259)

v0.24.5

What's Changed

Bug Fixes

• Deleting a fuel station no longer 500s when it has price history entries — they're removed with the station (#256)
• "Auto-create expense when due" on recurring expenses now works: due expenses are generated hourly in the background (#257)
• Biannual recurring expenses now advance their next-due date correctly (#257)

Upgrade note

Recurring expenses with auto-create enabled and an overdue next-due date will catch up on the first run after upgrading — one expense per elapsed period, capped at 60. Untick auto-create first if you'd rather not back-fill.

v0.24.4

What's Changed

Bug Fixes

• CSV import honours your date format preference for ambiguous dates like 12/01/2026 (#250)
• CSV import and the JSON API accept comma decimal separators — 9,99 no longer imports as 999 (#244)
• Quick Fuel Log entries now appear in the station chart view, with a migration backfilling existing logs (#252)
• Station usage counters decrease on fuel log deletion and follow station reassignment (#252)
• Station price charts show a separate line per fuel type (#252)
• Tessie-tracked vehicles report their odometer in the vehicle's own unit, fixing maintenance schedules for miles-unit Teslas (#245)

v0.24.3

What's Changed

Bug Fixes

• Average consumption is now calculated across full-tank-to-full-tank spans, excluding only spans that contain a missed fill-up (#251). Previously one missed fill-up anywhere in a vehicle's history disabled the average permanently.

v0.24.2

What's Changed

Translations

• Complete German translation: all 985 UI strings translated with no gaps — thanks @solluh! (#247)

Dependencies

• coverage >=7.15.1, pillow >=12.3.0, pytest >=9.1.1, actions/checkout v7

v0.24.1

What's Changed

Bug Fixes

• Blank optional fields (tank capacity, odometer, etc.) no longer render as the literal text "None" when editing a record, which blocked saving with a validation error (#241). The fix applies to every form in the app.

v0.24.0

What's Changed

New Features

• Support PUID/PGID environment variables for runtime UID/GID, improving Unraid and non-standard host compatibility (#165, #226)

Bug Fixes

• Recurring reminders no longer create duplicate entries when re-completed (#232)
• Maintenance next-due odometer corrected for miles-interval schedules — the interval is now converted into the vehicle's odometer unit, and a migration recomputes existing schedules (#230)
• Fuel logs on the same date now sort consistently using the odometer as a tiebreaker, across the UI, API and exports (#236)
• Quick Fuel Log pre-selects your default vehicle (#233)
• Average consumption now explains why a figure isn't available instead of showing a bare dash (#214)
• Expense edits no longer lost when the odometer field is empty (#217)
• Numeric inputs accept a comma as the decimal separator, both client-side and server-side (e.g. 9,99 and 1.234,56) (#237)
• Calendars start the week according to the user's locale — Monday for de-DE, en-GB and most of Europe; Sunday for en-US (#238)
• Long reminder content no longer breaks the mobile layout on the vehicle page (#215)

Translations

• 153 additional UI strings wrapped for translation across 14 templates; French catalogue completed (#172)