OpenConstructionERP Files

Added

• A project journey map in the top bar. A small control names the lifecycle phase the screen you are on belongs to, so you always know where you are, and opening it lays out the whole project from first lead to handover: three arcs and eleven numbered phases, with every major module placed on its phase as a link, plus an always-on band for the cross-cutting AI, collaboration and pipeline tools. It is translated in every language.

Fixed

• The currency dialog now warns when a project exchange rate looks entered upside down, or sits far from a typical market rate, and shows the rate the right way round, so a slip no longer quietly skews rolled-up totals. Reported in #111.
• BIM models imported from a spreadsheet or a bulk element file now run the same validation pass as the CAD import path, so every imported model gets a validation report instead of only the ones brought in through a converter.
• A comment that carries a viewpoint now checks the viewpoint's entity type against the same allowlist the standalone viewpoint path uses, so an unsupported value can no longer slip in through a comment and leave an orphaned reference.
• Quantity takeoff now reports how many PDF pages came back with no text layer, usually scanned drawings, instead of silently treating them as empty, so it is clear which pages need OCR.
• DWG drawing previews render again on newer ezdxf builds (1.1 and later), which changed how the preview SVG is produced.
• The DIN 276 completeness and hierarchy checks now also fold dotted CAD codes such as 330.10 to their three-digit cost group, so a model classified with deeper codes is scored against the right group instead of being undercounted or wrongly flagged as out of hierarchy.
• Importing a GAEB tender now keeps the surcharge exactly as the file states it. The resulting amount is stored verbatim as a fixed markup instead of being re-derived from the percentage against the whole bill, so an imported bill reconciles to its declared total instead of drifting high.
• Custom validation rules are now scoped to the workspace that wrote them, so one tenant's rules can no longer run against another tenant's data or shadow a built-in rule.
• The 3D model viewer now shows a clear message when the browser cannot provide WebGL, for example on a remote desktop or with hardware acceleration turned off, instead of replacing the whole page with an error screen.
• Real-time BOQ co-editing no longer falls back to public demo relay servers. It stays local to your browser unless an operator points it at their own self-hosted relay, so document content is never sent through third-party infrastructure.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/datadrivenconstruction/OpenConstructionERP/compare/v8.1.0...v8.2.0