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> _Recommendation: Benchmark tests showed that e.g. unit conversion handling is up to 5 times faster when using a more recent (3.39.4+) SQLite version._
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### New feature: Quantity unit conversions with unlimited hierarchy
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### New feature: Indirect quantity unit conversions with unlimited levels
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- Quantity unit conversions now support transitive conversions, means the QU hierarchy has now unlimited levels (thanks a lot @esclear)
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- _Explained by a practical example: When a conversion between Teaspoons and Milliliters and another one between Milliliters and Liters exists (and so forth; unlimited levels), Grocy can now calculate Teaspoons to Liters (before a direct conversion between Teaspoons and Liters was required)._
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- Quantity unit conversions now support indirect conversions with unlimited levels (thanks a lot @esclear)
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- _Explained by a practical example: When a conversion between Teaspoons and Milliliters and another one between Milliliters and Liters exists (and so forth; unlimited levels), Grocy can now calculate Teaspoons to Liters (before a direct conversion definition between Teaspoons and Liters was required)_
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- Heads up: If you have such "each to each absolute conversion definitions" currently (for the example above the conversion between Teaspoons and Liters), you should clean them up, since they are now longer needed
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- The product option "Factor purchase to stock quantity unit" was removed
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- => Use normal product specific QU conversions instead, if needed
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- An existing "Factor purchase to stock quantity unit" was automatically migrated to a product specific QU conversion
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