Inventoros 2.5.0

This release adds pick lists, packing slips and receiving-bin selection to the free core, lets the Linux installer run on older Bash, and bundles the interface font so it loads everywhere. It includes every change since 2.4.0.

Fulfilment and receiving

• Print an order pick list, and a price-free packing slip for each shipment, including partial and manual shipments. Both use the stored line and address data and never change stock, invoice numbers or shipment state.
• Choose the receiving bin for each line when you receive a purchase order, from the web form, REST, GraphQL or MCP. The choice applies to that receipt only: product locations and the purchase order's plan stay as they were, and partial deliveries keep their planned destinations.
• Receiving now rejects unavailable products or variants and rolls back the whole delivery, instead of reporting skipped lines as received.

See purchase-order receiving and fulfilment documents. (#338)

Installer

• The installer no longer requires Bash 4. It runs on Bash 3.2 and later, and CI now runs it end to end on Bash 3.2, 4.4 and 5.2. On macOS, which ships Bash 3.2, you now get the installer's real message pointing you to Docker Desktop.
• It no longer stops on Linux systems whose hostname has no -I option, such as Alpine and Arch; the address falls back to localhost.

(#340)

Interface font

Bunny Fonts' stylesheet began pointing some regions at a CDN that the Content Security Policy blocks, so those visitors saw the system font. Figtree is now bundled with the app, and pages make no third-party font or stylesheet requests. The policy allows fonts and styles only from the application's own origin. (#341)

Security fixes

• Existing shipment rate requests, label purchases, dispatch, cancellations and web label downloads check the caller's ship-from warehouse assignments before any carrier call or change. (#338)

README

The README is rebuilt around screenshots, a feature grid and the one-command install; long-form content moved to docs/. Release screenshots are now captured with a demo company. (#339)

Upgrade

There are no new database migrations since 2.4.0. Requirements remain PHP 8.4.1 or newer, MySQL 8.0+, PostgreSQL 13+, or SQLite for development. Back up the database, .env, APP_KEY, uploads and installed plugins before upgrading.

For Docker, pull the 2.5.0 image and recreate the app, worker and scheduler with the existing configuration and volumes. The Linux installer also accepts sudo bash install.sh --version 2.5.0. Source and cPanel installations can use their normal update process; source installs need npm run build for the bundled font. Restart long-lived queue workers and clear/rebuild application caches after updating. Run the normal migration command even though this release adds none.