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    October 6, 2025

    Changelog - October 6, 2025

    Changelog - October 6, 2025

    🎨 Visual Improvements

    Enhanced Folder & Document Hierarchy in Shared Links

    We've completely redesigned how folders and documents are displayed when you share them with clients and stakeholders.

    What's New:

    • Collapsible Folder Trees: Click any folder to expand or collapse its contents, making it easier to navigate complex project structures
    • Visual Depth Indicators: Color-coded borders and indentation show the relationship between parent and child folders at a glance
    • Item Count Badges: Each folder now displays how many items it contains
    • Improved Styling: Better contrast, spacing, and hover effects make the interface more polished and professional
  1. Unlimited Nesting Support: Share projects with deeply nested folder structures - they now display beautifully at any depth
  2. Where You'll See This:

    • Public share links for folders
    • Public share links for entire projects with all documents

    🐛 Bug Fixes

    Fixed: Renaming Nested Folders

    Problem: When you renamed a folder while viewing files inside it (or inside a child folder), navigation would break and breadcrumbs would show incorrect paths.

    Solution: The folder path now automatically updates when you rename any folder in your current navigation hierarchy. Navigation and breadcrumbs continue to work seamlessly.

    Fixed: Team Members Not Showing in Upload Notifications

    Problem: When uploading documents or creating galleries, the "Notify team members" section showed "No team members found" even though your team had members.

    Solution: Team member roles now display correctly, and all your team members appear in the notification list when uploading files.

    Fixed: Upload Form Errors Not Displaying

    Problem: If something went wrong while uploading documents, creating galleries, or creating projects, the form would crash with a cryptic error instead of showing you what went wrong.

    Solution: All upload and creation forms now gracefully handle errors and display clear, actionable error messages. If authentication expires or the server encounters an issue, you'll see a helpful message instead of a broken form.

    🔧 Technical Improvements

    • Improved error handling consistency across all server actions
    • Enhanced API response structure for team member data
    • Better client-server communication for file upload operations
    • Added error recovery mechanisms to prevent form crashes

    These improvements make ArchLink more reliable and easier to use for both you and the people you share projects with.

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