Cell selection is now visible in Firefox
Double-clicking a spreadsheet cell now keeps its contents visibly selected in Firefox.
Double-clicking a spreadsheet cell now keeps its contents visibly selected in Firefox.
The camera border option now has space below the camera shape control.
Failed token revocations now return a clear response and are recorded with enough context to investigate the request.
The Git Repositories Help article explains HTTPS tokens, write access, and multiple Git remotes.
Creating a repository now identifies a name that is already used by the current team.
Release deployments now resolve repository storage from the correct shared directory.
Repository creation errors now redirect back to the form and appear once as a toast.
Repository creation now uses persistent shared storage and records Git errors for diagnosis.
The Admin users list now includes each user ID.
New repositories now generate the UUID required before saving.
Repository creation now records the failing stage and underlying error for diagnosis.
Dashboard now appears at the top of the navigation with the same formatting as the product sections.
The homepage no longer fails when it builds the Repositories product row.
Text fields stretched the full width of a wide window, save buttons sat flush against the field above them, and Vault's "Generate password" did nothing at all.
Vault showed the item list and an open item side by side, a layout the rest of Magpie deliberately avoids.
Vault's setup, locked and recovery screens used a one-off centered layout instead of the page-header band every other page uses, and deleting an item used the browser's native confirm() instead of the shared confirmation dialog.
Opening /vault failed outright: the page could not even get to the unlock screen.
Moving into Vault meant re-entering every saved password by hand, since there was no way to bring in an existing export.
There was nowhere on Magpie to safely put a password, an API key, or a recovery code - Notes was the closest thing, and Notes is not encrypted.
There was no code anywhere yet that could generate, wrap, or use Vault encryption keys.