OpenConstructionERP Files

A personal backup now carries all of your own data, not just the core. The previous backup covered a fixed handful of tables, projects, estimates and BOQ, schedules, cost data, documents, tenders and change records, and silently left out everything else you had built: your contacts, daily diaries, takeoff measurements, inspections and safety records, labor rates, custom cost catalogs, saved templates, notifications and the rest. The backup is now derived from the whole data model, so every table that belongs to you is included, and the promise from the last release, that fuller coverage was on the way, is delivered here.

The records come out in dependency order, so a restore always writes a parent before the rows that reference it and clears in the reverse order. That keeps a transfer between machines consistent even across the hundreds of tables now covered. Reference and catalog data shared by everyone, the global cost catalogs, exchange rates and language data, stays out of a personal backup exactly as before, because none of it belongs to a single account.

Everything that made the previous restore safe still holds. Merge is the default and only adds what is missing, replace is refused into an account that already has data, ownership on every restored row is pinned to the account doing the restore rather than trusted from the file, embedded drawings, documents and photos are written back to storage, provider keys never travel in a backup, and a single record that cannot come across is skipped with a note instead of failing the whole restore.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/datadrivenconstruction/OpenConstructionERP/compare/v11.5.0...v11.6.0