Bug fix v0.52.0
v0.52.0 — Fixes and improvements
State messages — the sentences the app says to you about a rejected declaration, an exhausted limit or a failed payment — now look the same on every screen and in every email. Along the way a machine-formatted date disappeared from eight of those emails.
August 17, 2026 Platform
- One look for a message instead of dozens. Nearly every screen drew its state message its own way — different spacing, different shades, different icons. There are now two kinds: a single message is a card with a label (
ERROR,WARNING,DONE,INFO,PLAN), and several messages of the same kind are a numbered list with a counter, so you can see at a glance how many things are waiting. - Emails no longer lose their colour in dark mode. Until now every framed block in an email was painted the same neutral colour in dark mode: a rejected declaration looked identical to an accepted one, and the difference only showed in the wording.
- Eight emails showed a machine-formatted date. Instead of “17.08.2026 10:00”, the mail about a finished KSeF batch, an expiring certificate, a token or a storage pack read “2026-08-17 10:00:00”.
- Important messages now interrupt the screen reader. The invoice form's error summary, an exhausted storage limit and a failed payment are announced immediately rather than queueing behind whatever is being read.
- A declaration that had passed its check could get stuck. If the file could not be produced the first time — most often because the tax profile was still missing something — the filing wizard kept saying the declaration was ready to sign while the signature step stayed out of reach, even after the missing detail had been filled in. The wizard now says plainly that no file was produced yet and offers to build it again, and a declaration whose figures add up can be signed whichever attempt produced it.