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<img class="border" src="/images/blog/0.28/dashboard-uploading.jpg">
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-In `0.28`, we are introducing a new “Single Upload” mode, improving on the Status Bar plugin with a spinner and different pause/resume/cancel buttons, and we'll share some progress on bringing back unified locale packs and a Transloadit Preset 🍁
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+In `0.28`, we are introducing a new “Single Upload” mode, improving on the Status Bar plugin with a spinner and different pause/resume/cancel buttons. We'll also share some progress on bringing back unified locale packs and a Transloadit Preset 🍁
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## Single Uploads
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-Uppy has been flexible about uploading lots of things from the start. You can add files at any time, even after uploads have already started. This is neat, but not always the desired behaviour: sometimes, you just want to upload a few files together with a form. In that case, it's useful to allow users to only upload a set of files _once_. 0.28.0 adds some options to help!
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+Uppy has been flexible about uploading lots of things from the start. You can add files at any time, even after uploads have already started. This is neat, but not always the desired behaviour: sometimes, you just want to upload a few files together with a form. In that case, it's useful to allow users to only upload a set of files _once_. 0.28.0 adds some options to help with that!
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-An upload in Uppy terminology can be more than one file. Users can add a bunch of files, and when they press "Upload" all those files are bunched up into an upload. They can then add more files, and press the "Upload" button again: the _new_ files are bunched into a second upload.
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+An upload in Uppy terminology can be more than one file. Users can add a bunch of files and when they press "Upload", all those files are bunched up into an upload. They can then add more files and press the "Upload" button again: the _new_ files are bunched into a second upload.
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The new [`allowMultipleUploads`](https://uppy.io/docs/uppy/#allowMultipleUploads-true) option in Uppy Core can be set to `false` to only allow a single one of those uploads. Once an upload is started, the Dashboard and Status Bar no longer show "add files" and "upload" buttons. You can listen for a 'complete' event and then safely continue your app's form flow.
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@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Speaking of the Dashboard, it now also shows more statuses in the title bar: “
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## Locale packs
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-In the beginning, we used to have unified locale packs for text strings in Uppy — English, Russian, German, Polish, etc. Then we made a switched to per-plugin locales, and the ability to load one file with locale strings in any language (locale pack) was lost for a while. This release is the first step in bringing this functionality back.
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+In the beginning, we used to have unified locale packs for text strings in Uppy — English, Russian, German, Polish, etc. Then we made a switch to per-plugin locales, and the ability to load one file with locale strings in any language (locale pack) was lost for a while. This release is the first step in bringing this functionality back.
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With this change, you can load a locale pack like so: `const uppy = Uppy({locale: german})`, then still override specific strings in a certain plugin, if needed:
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-The benefit to this is that there will be a central point of configuration for languages, so there could be language packs with strings for eg Czech at @uppy/lang-cz (or @uppy/langs/cz) that would be very easy to contribute (or use).
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+The benefit to this is that there will be a central point of configuration for languages, so there could be language packs with strings for, e.g., Czech at @uppy/lang-cz (or @uppy/langs/cz) that would be very easy to contribute to (or use).
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-After Uppy 0.28.0 this functionality is technically possible, but we still need to update and publish locale packs for multiple languages.
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+After Uppy 0.28.0, this functionality is technically possible, but we still need to update and publish locale packs for multiple languages.
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## Hosted Companion with Transloadit
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-When using remote providers like Google Drive and Dropbox, so that your users can pick files from these sources, you can host [Companion](https://uppy.io/docs/companion/) yourself, or use the one provided by Transloadit. And to simplify the latter, you can now use `Transloadit.COMPANION` and `Transloadit.COMPANION_PATTERN` constants in remote provider options:
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+When using remote providers such as Google Drive and Dropbox, so that your users can pick files from these sources, you can host [Companion](https://uppy.io/docs/companion/) yourself, or use the one provided by Transloadit. And to simplify the latter, you can now use `Transloadit.COMPANION` and `Transloadit.COMPANION_PATTERN` constants in remote provider options:
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```js
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const Dropbox = require('@uppy/dropbox')
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Artur Paikin