NutriTrace v1.0.0-rc.47: Foods quick-view, Scheduled Backups, Diary drill-down

[thebigjoe1]

Features

• Tap a food on the Foods tab to open a quick-view sheet with the full Nutrition Facts label, brand, and barcode, plus Add to Diary and Edit buttons right on the sheet. Replaces the previous behavior of jumping straight to the full Food Editor for a glance-at-info action. The full Food Editor is still one tap away via the Edit button.
• Scheduled automatic backups. Settings → Backup → Schedule lets you pick a time and frequency (daily, weekly, monthly) and the app writes a full backup on schedule. Server-side installs get an admin UI with optional ENV-lock for managed deployments; the Android app writes scheduled backups locally for offline-only users too.
• Copy diary items to another day. A unified Copy sheet (one item or a whole meal) lets you pick the target date and meal in one flow. Reached from the item kebab menu and the meal action menu. Handy for meal-prep weeks where the same lunch repeats.
• Nutrient drill-down in the Diary Nutrition Summary. Tap any row (Sodium, Protein, Fiber, etc.) to expand it in place and see the top contributing foods sorted by contribution descending. "+ N more items" is itself tappable to show the full list. Answers the "where did today's sodium come from?" question without leaving the Diary (#58, reported by duplaja).
• Recipe / saved meal ingredient picker now searches every food source, not just your local catalog. Source filter chips (Local, OFF, USDA, Mealie, From Others) and a barcode scan button appear inside the picker, gated by what you have enabled in Settings. Picking from a non-local source auto-saves the food to your local catalog first (#59, reported by gnome161).

Fixes

• Sidebar was missing the Wellness link for users whose only wellness source was Health Connect or Google Health. Both the sidebar and bottom nav now check the same set of sources, so the link appears in both places consistently (#62, reported by duplaja).
• Imported foods showed the wrong photo after a sync round when multiple Open Food Facts products had structurally identical image filenames (very common, since most OFF images end with names like front_en.4.400.jpg). The local image cache treated colliding filenames as the same file. Cache keys are now derived from the full URL, and existing installs will redownload cleanly on the next sync (#61, reported by nomad64).
• Sharing a log file or crash report from Diagnostics only saved the filename, not the actual contents. Android blocks cross-app file access on private app storage, so the receiving app was falling back to the share intent's text field. Files now route through the cache directory before sharing, which Android exposes to other apps (#60, reported by nomad64).
• Wellness goal progress bars (Daily Steps, Active Minutes, Floors, etc.) stayed at 0 for users whose only wellness source was Google Health or Health Connect. Goals now reads from those sources too (#57, reported by duplaja).
• AI Assistant works with Gemini again. A schema field added with the AI Meal Photos feature in rc.42 was being rejected by Gemini's API. Claude and OpenAI both ignored it, so the breakage only affected Gemini users (#56, reported by nomad64).
• Manual Google Health sync no longer throws an unhandled rejection. A leftover variable reference from an earlier internal refactor was crashing the manual sync flow on Android (#55, reported by nomad64).
• AI proposal cards stayed visible after the photo entry was committed, and the AI would re-render a stale card on the next text question. Now clears on commit and on the next message.
• Local OFF mirror nutrition data now loads correctly across every parquet shape encountered so far. Across rc.43 through rc.45 the parser was extended for several DuckDB return shapes (Python-repr lists, Uint8Array buffers, embedded SQL NULL literals). Search results return real product names plus full nutrition on every install tested (#53, reported by duplaja).

Signed APK + docker image on the release page.

Thanks to duplaja for #57, #58, #62, and the four rounds of #53 ground-truth; to nomad64 for #55, #56, #60, and #61; and to gnome161 for #59.