NutriTrace v1.2.0-dev05 release notes

Fifth dev pre-release of the 1.2.0 minor. Bug fixes from the community issue tracker plus a shared image cropper contributed by @librarian.

Added

POST /api/v1/activity (#154). External services can log a manual activity entry via API using the new write:activity scope. Supports external_id for idempotent posts.
MCP create_food accepts common nutriment aliases (#103 followup). protein, carbs, vitamin-b12 and other legacy keys are now mapped to the canonical NUTRIMENTS names. A one-time backfill also renames any prior rows written with the wrong keys.

Comma decimal separator supported across numeric inputs (#160). Portion, quantity, nutrition per 100 g, weight, body measurements, water custom amount, Quick Calories, and recipe amount all accept either , or .. Comma-locale users can type “2,5” without fighting the form.
Image cropper is now shared across Food/Meal/Recipe editors (#159, thanks @librarian). One component, resize handle, and proper touch support. Meal editor used to be mouse-only and had a hardcoded 200 px box stuck near the top-left; now centered, resizable, and works on phones.
Cropper output standardized at 512 px and the resize handle grown to 44 px for comfortable tap targets.
Stats default metric honors category order (#155). Opening the Statistics tab picks the first metric under Settings > Statistics category order, skipping wearables that aren’t connected, body stats you’ve hidden, and water when it’s turned off.
Screen wake lock held during in-flight AI and Scan Label requests (#158). Slow-model calls no longer die on screen timeout mid-request.
Editor drafts persist to localStorage (#157). If the OS kills the WebView while the camera is up (Samsung lmkd behavior on lower-RAM devices), the Food/Meal editor restores what you’d typed on the next open. 4-hour TTL.

Add-to-Diary button no longer duplicates entries under mash-click (#156). The button now disables the moment you tap it and stays disabled until the save completes, so extra taps during a slow write don’t fire extra PUTs.
Same-day copied diary items no longer look like duplicates on the local device. Each copy gets a fresh uuid so the row keys are unique.
Android diary photo hydration no longer full-scans the foods and meals tables on every diary read. Queries are now targeted at the items actually on the day.
Android external https images load directly instead of being routed through /api/proxy (was slow and unnecessary on native).