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Paperless-ngx 3.2.0 released

The open-source document management application Paperless-ngx has released a new version, 3.2.0. The program allows users to organize documents, tag them, perform OCR scans, and store them locally as PDF/A, which improves searchability and text copying.

This update introduces various improvements, including the ability to deselect individual items after 'select all', improved matching of search terms (also for CJK languages), and centralized management of share links and bundles.

Furthermore, the search functionality has been extended with a whoosh-compatible parser, a configuration option for regex timeouts has been added, and the sidebar can be customized by hiding items.

Matching for correspondents, storage paths, and tags has been improved by removing bias and adding a minimum threshold. A Tantivy full-text fallback adapter for taxonomy candidates has also been integrated.

New features include showing externally set options in the configuration interface, disabling autosuggestions for inbox documents, and a filter for duplicates.

Adjustments have also been made, such as skipping documents with empty content when applying AI suggestions and executing this workflow asynchronously in the editor.

The bug fixes address various aspects, including redirect issues during initial installation, error handling in email workflows, validation of parameters in bulk operations, and preventing integrity errors and duplicate tasks.

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