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Kayadelenium · 09-10-2026, 01:35 PM

epubveri for calibre 0.4.4 — https://github.com/veripublica/epubv...calibre-v0.4.4

One sentence changed, and no behaviour did. It is worth a post only because of why.

The plugin's description now mentions its companion. There is a second plugin, epubveri library, which checks a whole calibre library at once and reports which defects recur across it rather than what is wrong with one book.

Until today the two sat under the same heading in Preferences → Plugins, because the library one declared itself an Edit book tool in order to be listed next to this one. It has stopped doing that — it is a library-side plugin and is now filed as one, which is correct and was settled in its own thread. The consequence lands here: the two entries are no longer adjacent, so someone who installs this plugin and never goes looking would have no way to learn the other exists.

This one came first and is the more widely installed of the two, and a large library is exactly the case the other was written for. So the cross-reference, which used to run one way only, runs both ways now.

That is the whole release. No behaviour, no settings, no new permissions — if you are happy on 0.4.3 there is nothing here you need.

09-10-2026, 01:35 PM	#33
Kayadelenium Groupie Posts: 173 Karma: 363834 Join Date: Jul 2026 Location: Planet Earth Device: Kobo Forma	epubveri for calibre 0.4.4 — https://github.com/veripublica/epubv...calibre-v0.4.4 One sentence changed, and no behaviour did. It is worth a post only because of why. The plugin's description now mentions its companion. There is a second plugin, epubveri library, which checks a whole calibre library at once and reports which defects recur across it rather than what is wrong with one book. Until today the two sat under the same heading in Preferences → Plugins, because the library one declared itself an Edit book tool in order to be listed next to this one. It has stopped doing that — it is a library-side plugin and is now filed as one, which is correct and was settled in its own thread. The consequence lands here: the two entries are no longer adjacent, so someone who installs this plugin and never goes looking would have no way to learn the other exists. This one came first and is the more widely installed of the two, and a large library is exactly the case the other was written for. So the cross-reference, which used to run one way only, runs both ways now. That is the whole release. No behaviour, no settings, no new permissions — if you are happy on 0.4.3 there is nothing here you need.