Fixed
- A recipe now always gets its own row on the production list. Until now it also needed the “Use for kitchen production” checkbox. Without it the dish dropped off the list — while its ingredients kept being printed. The kitchen ended up with the semi-finished components on the sheet but not the dish they belong to. The “Produced in the kitchen” toggle on the product is enough from now on.
- The “Use for kitchen production” checkbox now only decides about the kitchen monitor. Only with it ticked does the dish show up on the kitchen board with Preparation, In progress and Done. It appears on the production list either way. Nothing changes on the kitchen monitor itself: the same dishes as before are on it, none are added.
- The warning on the product now names the real consequence. When shelf life, prep time or production type were missing, it used to say the product would not appear on the production list. That never happened. The warning now says what is actually affected: without these values the kitchen monitor cannot schedule when the dish has to be produced.
Existing production lists pick up the new rows with one click on Update packing list in the event. Newly created lists and printouts contain them right away.