Hi, Here is Mapiah release 0.2.27, the Passinho Foda release. Desktop versions are available at https://github.com/rsevero/mapiah/releases/tag/v0.2.27. We version available at https://mapiah.org/webapp/. # Changelog ## 0.2.27 - 2025-12-18 - The Passinho Foda release * New features: * Implemented select all and deselect all line points on 'single line edit' mode. * Make 'smooth line points' work when in 'non empty selection' mode acting only on selected lines. * Point with highlight borders indicating invisible and with ID points. * Fixed bugs: * On the PLA type selection overlay window, in the "Current" box, hyphenated options are being presented hyphenated instead of translated. * Properly parsing lines with partial subtypes. * Lines with slashes inside bracketed content weren´t properly parsed. * 'O' shortcut to open options overlay window not working. * Options overlay window not working for line segments. * Options should be added to copy of original element. * ID option update failing. * THPoint and THLineSegment not updating option THFile reference on setTHFile(). * MPSelectedArea, MPSelectedPoint and MPSelectedScrap not cloning attr options on _createClone(). * Option setting not shown on element re-editing. * ID option shown with more than one element selected. * Infrastructure maintenance: * flutter pub upgrade --major-versions. * Created onDeselectAll() and onSelectAll() state and actuator methods. * Migrate select and desselect all elements to use onDeselectAll() and onSelectAll(). * Move kerboard shortcuts R (reverse line) and S (smooth line points) to states that actually deal with selected lines. * Line paint structure support for multiple subtype lines. * flutter upgraded to 3.38.5. * flutter pub upgrade major-versions. * Including reference to THFile in THElement. * Renaming MPBoundingBox to MPBoundingBoxMixin. * Implementing subtypeLineSegmentMPIDsByLineSegmentIndex map in THLine to keep track of which line segments have subtype options. * Removed unused _selectedElementsDrawable from TH2FileEditSelectionController. Regards, Rodrigo