CHANGELOG

2.40.1 - 2026-09-25

Fixed

• Storage.list_files(bucket_uuid: …) no longer raises. It filtered on a column files never had; it now lists the files with a copy in that bucket.
• A bucket with a custom S3 endpoint (Backblaze B2, MinIO, Wasabi, Tigris) gets working public URLs. public_url built an amazonaws.com address whatever the endpoint was. It now points at the endpoint, in the style its requests use: virtual-host (bucket.host/key) for Tigris, which refuses path style for newer buckets, path style for the rest. An endpoint may be typed with a scheme or a port (http://minio.local:9000), and an IPv6 one is bracketed. An endpoint that cannot be used (another scheme, a path, a zone id) is a form error, and never quietly falls back to AWS.
• A public Cloudflare R2 bucket without a public domain is proxied. Its S3 API host does not answer anonymous reads, so it has no public URL; set the bucket's CDN URL to its r2.dev or custom domain for direct links.
• A bucket set to "signed" access is served by presigned URLs. It used to fall through to a public redirect, and the bucket form could not even choose it: it now offers Signed (short-lived link), so saving a signed bucket no longer turns it public. Each request gets a 5-minute signed URL (proxied when the provider cannot sign, or for an IPv6 endpoint), and neither a private nor a signed bucket hands out a plain object URL.

Changed

• Page descriptions in the admin header are off by default (#875). The one line a page could put after its title (and under the in-page title) is shown only when Show page descriptions in the admin header is on, under Settings → General. The breadcrumb and the title already say where you are. How a page builds its header trail is written down in dev_docs/guides/2026-09-25-admin-header-trail.md.

Removed

• The "Default Bucket" card on Settings → Media, which always said "None": bucket selection never read that setting. Storage profiles (next phase of the storage plan) replace the idea.

2.40.0 - 2026-09-25

Added

• PhoenixKit.Migrations.Adoption (#868, refs #862). A public, stability-committed API for module migration chains that adopt a core-baseline table. verify_shape/3 checks the table's real shape (column type/nullability/default, indexes, constraints, sequences, functions) before the module writes its ownership marker, and reports every drifted or missing object in one pass; format_drift/1 renders that report. marker_conflict/5 refuses to overwrite another module's marker or an operator's own table comment, while treating core's pre-squash descriptive comments as safe to overwrite. It never writes anything. Recommended use (raise on drift by default, or log and adopt under an explicit per-host :warn opt-in) is in the moduledoc and the module table extraction guide.

Changed

• A user library's contributor changes only the files they uploaded. The media browser refuses their change to anyone else's file, a folder trash, delete or move whose subtree holds one, a bulk action on a selection holding either, and emptying the trash; folder names and looks stay shared. Before, the browser had no per-file check.
• A trashed user library can be restored by its owner until it is purged, from a Trash section on the profile's Media tab (Libraries.restore_library/2). It gets a URL slug again, counts toward the per-user limit, and is refused while a live library has its name.
• An Owner or Admin opening a user-library file's detail page at /admin/media/:uuid is written to the audit log (storage.library_opened), like opening the library itself.
• phoenix_kit_templates 0.2.0 (pin ~> 0.1.0 → ~> 0.2.0). A host override's html part now HTML-escapes a bound {{variable}}; a variable that already holds markup must use {{{variable}}}. Core's own defaults are text-only, so core's messages don't change. Database templates keep their own {{var}} substitution. Check any hand-written or exported html.html override that uses {{line_items_html}} (or another markup variable).
• Dependency updates: phoenix_live_reload 1.7.0 (dev; pin ~> 1.6.1 → ~> 1.7), mdex 0.14.0, hackney 4.8.1, lazy_html 0.1.13 (test).
• Storage reads follow where a file actually is (V204, location-truth). Reading, serving and checking a stored object go first to the buckets its location rows name, local first, then by priority. Only when none has it are the other enabled buckets tried, and a bucket found to hold it that way is recorded. Every writer now records where it stored: Tessera tiles and comment attachments did not. A variant is written to exactly the buckets its original is in; before, that list was capped at the redundancy setting and reordered.
• Files stored before location-truth are located in the background. Storage.Workers.LocationBackfillJob checks each enabled bucket once for every stored object not checked yet, records every bucket that has it, and remembers the check, a miss included (a new phoenix_kit_file_location_checks table), so a missing object is not asked about on every request. It queues itself shortly after boot and from the daily trash prune while any are left, runs one batch every few seconds, and Settings → Media → Health shows how many are left. Those files are served meanwhile.
• One checksum for every upload path. The upload API hashed files with MD5 while everything else used SHA-256, so the same file uploaded both ways was stored twice. It uses SHA-256 now, and Storage.Workers.ChecksumBackfillJob (queued like the location backfill) recomputes the MD5 checksums already stored from each file's bytes. A file whose uploader already has the same bytes is left as it is.
• A bucket that still holds files cannot be deleted. Deleting one used to drop its location rows silently and leave its objects behind. The settings page says to disable the bucket instead.
• Bucket changes apply at once. Adding, editing or removing a bucket used to take up to five minutes to reach file serving (a cache).

Fixed

• The media viewer lays itself out by the window's shape, not its width (#874). A tall window that happened to be wide (a portrait monitor, a half-screen split) kept the side-by-side split and squeezed a landscape picture into a narrow column: at 1100×1500 the picture got 688×318 before, 1031×477 now. A portrait window gets the stacked layout, with the picture pane sized to the picture and the popup hugging the two.

Migration notes

• V204 removes duplicate phoenix_kit_file_locations rows (keeping the oldest of each instance and bucket), adds a unique index on that pair and an index on path, and moves the location's bucket FK from ON DELETE CASCADE to RESTRICT. It adds phoenix_kit_file_location_checks and marks every instance that already has a location row as checked, so only the rest are probed.

2.39.0 - 2026-09-25

Added

• Storage libraries, phase 2 (migration V203): user libraries. When an install turns them on (storage_user_libraries_enabled, off by default), a user with the storage permission uses the libraries they own or are a member of, and one with the new storage.create_library sub-permission creates them, up to storage_user_library_limit (default 10). A user library is private and has members: manager, contributor or viewer. The first one a user creates is their default. Trashing one frees its name at once; its files are purged, bytes included, after the trash retention period. New API on Storage.Libraries: create_user_library/2, list_user_libraries/1, get_user_library/2, members (add_member/4, update_member_role/4, remove_member/3), trash_library/2, set_default_library/2, allows?/2.
• Where user libraries are managed and used. Settings → Media → Libraries gains a User libraries card: turn them on, set how many each user may own and how long a private link lasts, and see every user library as metadata (owner, members, files, size, trash). Users manage their libraries and members on a new Media tab of their profile settings (/profile/settings/media). /admin/libraries lists and browses them, for holders of storage. It is meant for moderation and testing; phoenix_kit_photos is the end-user surface. An Owner or Admin also sees every other user's library there, below their own, and may open any of them; every opening is written to the audit log (storage.library_opened).
• Private serving for user libraries. A file in a private library is served only with a time-window token: an HMAC over the file, the variant and an expiry rounded up to a window (storage_private_url_window_hours, default 12), so a URL stays the same, and cacheable in the browser, within its window. Its permanent token is refused, an expired one is a 403, a public bucket is proxied instead of redirected to, and the response is private (never kept by a shared cache). Core's media pages mint these URLs themselves; a module showing a user library's file calls the new Storage.authorized_url/4, which checks access first. Files in Media are served exactly as before.
• Dedup is per library. The same person may keep the same file in Media and in a library of their own; within one library it is still stored once. Files in Media keep the key they had.

Changed

• Orphan cleanup moves files to the trash instead of deleting them. The media page's button is now Move all orphaned to trash, and mix phoenix_kit.cleanup_orphaned_files --delete does the same. An orphan is only a guess (nothing known references the file), so it can be restored from the trash until the daily prune deletes it after trash_retention_days.

• Deleting a user no longer deletes the files they uploaded. Their uploads in the site's libraries and in other people's stay, with no uploader. The libraries they own are trashed and purged. Before, the file rows went with the user and their bytes were left behind in the buckets. Deleting a user who had ever created a media folder no longer fails either.

• Profile settings are split into tabs, one URL per tab: /profile/settings/account, /security, /sessions, /notifications and /integrations. A tab shows only when it has something for the user; the bare /profile/settings opens Account. Personal integrations, until now the last section of one long page, are their own tab for holders of the integrations permission. Embedding the UserSettings component is unchanged.

Fixed

• A downloaded copy is named for what it is (#872). Downloading three sizes of one picture used to save photo.jpg, photo (1).jpg and photo (2).jpg. Now each gets its own name, with the extension of the stored bytes: photo-original.jpg, photo-large.jpg, photo-large-annotated.jpg, and so on (Storage.download_name/3). The details page's download links add ?dl=1, which makes the response an attachment, also when a bucket answers for it, so the click saves the file instead of opening it in a tab. Its list shows the picture's sizes and the annotated copies in separate groups, with every other variant after the standard sizes (review fix). A download link whose image was edited in the meantime stays a download (review fix).
• A locale redirect can no longer turn a request into a 500 (#863). The locale plug's redirect target is now checked whole, with Phoenix's own rules, and a segment it builds must be letters, digits, - or _. Before, an address like /%2509-x/… or /zz/%09evil/shop made the redirect raise. A target that fails the check renders in the default language instead.
• The media folder tree no longer shifts on every click (#873). The loading spinner sits in the icon's own box, shows only when a reply takes longer than 300 ms, and the tree and the file column keep their scrollbar space, so nothing jumps when a folder opens.
• A user library stays out of the site's media (review). /admin/media and the media pickers no longer list a user library's files, and the file detail page uses the same read check as the file info API, so holding media is not enough to open one. get_public_url no longer returns a public bucket's object URL for a private file. Deep-zoom tiles of a private file are cached private, the same as the file itself, so a shared cache cannot keep them after the link expires. Orphan cleanup leaves a user library's files alone, and so does "Delete all orphaned" inside a user library: nothing in the site references them, so they looked unreferenced and would have been deleted. A viewer of a shared library can no longer open its member list by sending the event.

Migration notes

• V203 adds phoenix_kit_storage_library_members and replaces five constraints in place: the uploader FK on phoenix_kit_files and the creator FK on phoenix_kit_media_folders become ON DELETE SET NULL, the files CHECK accepts a file with a library, and the library owner FK becomes SET NULL with a check that lets only a trashed user library lose its owner. Each is added NOT VALID and validated in its own statement, so the scans do not block writes. It also repeats V202's slug statements, which a database that ran an early build of V202 needs (#871); elsewhere they change nothing.

2.38.1 - 2026-09-24

Added

• <.decimal_input bare> (#867) renders the control alone, with no wrapper, label, unit suffix, error list or full width, for a host that places it in a group of its own (a daisyUI join with a unit button, a table cell). It keeps the text and decimal keyboard, no autofill, the zero-clearing handlers and input-error. A label given to a bare control becomes its aria-label, unless the host passes one.

2.38.0 - 2026-09-23

Added

• Shared toolkits for modules (#860). PhoenixKit.Activity.log/3 (a module key, an action and options; it never raises) and PhoenixKitWeb.Actor (who is acting: the scope first, then the current user). PhoenixKitWeb.Components.TreePicker with Utils.Tree and Utils.TreeQuery. Per-record media folders (Storage.ResourceFolders, and the reorganizer's ResourceSource). The upload toolkit PhoenixKitWeb.Attachments. Per-user table columns (Users.ViewPrefs, PhoenixKitWeb.TableColumns). Modules that call Activity.log/3 or Actor must feature-detect them while they keep the open ~> 2.0 core pin.
• Migration V201: phoenix_kit_user_view_prefs, one row per user and view.
• Edit forms can open on the language the page is being viewed in (open_on: :viewing_language).
• Storage libraries, phase 1 (migration V202). Every file, media folder and folder link now belongs to a library, and everything that exists is in one system library, Media. A writer that names no library, in core or in a module, keeps landing in Media, so nothing changes until a second library is created. Libraries are managed in a new Settings → Media → Libraries tab: create, rename and delete an empty one, with each library's file and folder counts and size. The Media page shows a library switcher only once there are two or more; with one, it says nothing about libraries. Media stays at /admin/media, and every other library gets a URL named after it (/admin/media/library/brand-assets). Each library keeps its own folders, and folder names are unique per library. New files in a library are stored under its own object-key prefix. Files and folders cannot cross from one library to another. New API: PhoenixKit.Modules.Storage.Libraries, a library_uuid: option on Storage.store_file_in_buckets/7, and a library_uuid: filter on the root-level listing, search, orphan and trash functions (empty_trash/2 included). Plan: dev_docs/plans/2026-09-22-storage-libraries.md.

Changed

• fresco 0.13 (#866), with etcher 0.17.1 and tessera 0.3.8. On a mouse or in Firefox, the scroll wheel now zooms and pans the image viewer at the intended speed. On 0.12 it barely moved.

• The column settings on the Users and website-access tables are saved per user (#860). The old site-wide user_table_columns / website_access_attempt_columns values become the starting default for everyone. No screen edits them any more; delete those two settings rows to go back to the built-in columns. Modules that kept per-user columns in custom_fields move their own data when they adopt TableColumns.

• A stored file is shown in place only if it is an image, video, audio, PDF or plain text (#860). Everything else downloads, and every response carries nosniff. On a public bucket such a download is a one-hour signed bucket URL that makes the bucket answer attachment (#860 review). The bytes still come from the bucket, not the app, but these downloads skip cdn_url. Media is unchanged.

Fixed

• The media page no longer takes seconds to load, or to open a folder, on sites with many catalogue items (#864). The orphan count checked every file against every catalogue row with a JSON containment test. It now expands media_order and matches by equality: 8 s → 0.15 s on a live shop. While a folder click waits, the sidebar icon shows a spinner.
• Rubbing out the last shape on an annotated image now updates its burned copy (#865). Before, the burned copy kept the markup that had been erased. Closing the editor no longer burns and uploads the same drawing twice. A viewer open on the same picture elsewhere now switches to a new burned copy when one is stored, but not while its own editor is open.
• Folder moves, trash and uploads (#860):
  • Two concurrent moves can no longer commit a folder cycle, and a move can no longer deadlock with the reorganizer.
  • Trashing a folder is consistent with a concurrent move.
  • A re-uploaded trashed file no longer returns to the folder it was removed from.
• Removing a file from a folder no longer crashes when a linked folder is trashed at the same moment (#860 review), and the "file trashed" event now fires after the change commits.
• ResourceFolders.purge_named/1 refuses a folder name with no uuid in it (#860 review), instead of deleting every folder with that name.
• The upload summary in the media browser shows again. The "N files uploaded" message was set on the browser component, where the page never displayed it. Uploading, into a second library, a file you already have in another one now says so instead of reporting a missing storage bucket.
• A file name with a quote, a line break or non-ASCII characters no longer breaks the download header (#860 review). A line break used to cause a 500.

Migration notes

• V202 adds phoenix_kit_storage_libraries and a NOT NULL library_uuid on phoenix_kit_files, phoenix_kit_media_folders and phoenix_kit_media_folder_links. The column's default is Media's fixed uuid (00000000-0000-7000-8000-000000000001), so existing rows are not rewritten. Validating the NOT NULL and the foreign keys scans each table once, without blocking writes. The three new indexes on phoenix_kit_files are plain builds, so uploads wait while they build; on a very large media table, run the update in a quiet window.

• A database that ran an unreleased build of V202 (a git dependency on main before the library URL slugs landed) has no phoenix_kit_storage_libraries.slug column. Set its marker back with COMMENT ON TABLE phoenix_kit IS '201' and run the update: V202 is re-runnable, adds the column and gives existing libraries their slugs.

• A database that ran an early build of the #860 branch, when its migration was numbered V200, reads as version 200 without the capture-date columns. Set its marker back with COMMENT ON TABLE phoenix_kit IS '199' and let V200 and V201 run.

2.37.5 - 2026-09-23

Fixed

• A non-ASCII first path segment no longer loops the browser forever (#861, fixes #849). /дордол and similar URLs got a redirect back to the same URL: the locale redirects searched the percent-encoded request path for the decoded locale, found nothing, and redirected to the path unchanged. All three locale redirects (invalid locale, full dialect → base, default locale → clean URL) now swap the segment right after the mount prefix, never redirect to an unchanged path, and keep the query string. A crafted dialect segment that would build an unsafe target (//evil.com-x, a backslash, a control character) now renders under the default locale instead of raising a 500.
• A dialect URL that can't be redirected keeps its language only if that language is enabled (#861 review). Such a request rendered under any base the URL named, including an unknown zz or a disabled fr. It now keeps the base only if it is a predefined, enabled language, the same rule a bare /fr/... URL follows, and otherwise uses the default.

2.37.4 - 2026-09-22

Changed

• A zero in <.decimal_input> clears itself on focus (#859). A field showing 0 (or 0,00, 0.0) empties when it gains focus, so typing 1 gives 1 rather than 10. Leaving it empty puts the zero back; typed text stays. A host's own onfocus/onblur/onkeydown are chained after the component's inline handlers, not dropped.

Fixed

• The cleared zero survives LiveView patches (#859 review). It was parked in a data- attribute, which LiveView strips from a focused input on every re-render, so a phx-focus handler or any update during focus left the field empty for good. It now lives in an element property.
• Enter in a just-cleared zero field submits the zero, not "" (#859 review). An onkeydown handler restores it before the implicit submit.
• A readonly zero field is no longer blanked on focus (#859 review).
• Typing then erasing in a cleared zero field tells phx-change (#859 review). The restore now dispatches an input event, so the server stops holding "" while the field shows 0. An untouched focus/blur still fires nothing.

2.37.3 - 2026-09-22

Added

• The MediaBrowser featured star is a toggle on every image tile (#858). With :featured set, grid and stack tiles carry a star in the top-left corner, styled like the ⋮ trigger: solid on the featured image (a click clears it), outline on the others (a click moves the pointer there). It sits outside the tile's click target, so it never also opens the viewer. In select mode, the trash, or readonly, only the featured tile keeps its star, as a plain badge.

Fixed

• Burning annotations sized the canvas by chrome and empty leaders (#858). The burned picture's bounds were taken from each shape's box, and a dimension label group's box reached the overlay's origin through a 0×0 leader — in live mode a landscape photo came back portrait, squeezed under a blank block. The bounds now come from the ink the copy keeps: sized leaves only, nothing that is or sits inside chrome (handles, hit areas, a draft still being drawn).
• The featured star no longer hides under the select-mode checkbox (#858 review). Both sat in the tile's top-left corner at the same size; in select mode the passive badge now steps right of the checkbox.

2.37.2 - 2026-09-22

Added

• PreviewCard takes images by URL, not only as Storage files (#857). An :images entry may be %{src, name}, with an optional :thumb_src for the jump strip, alongside the Storage %{uuid, name} form — for pictures a host serves itself (a document's page previews). Both kinds mix in one carousel. PreviewCard.image_url/2 resolves an entry's URL for a variant.

Fixed

• PreviewCard image entries may be structs again (#857 review). The alt text read img[:name], which structs do not support; it now uses Map.get/2, so :name stays optional on maps and structs keep working.

2.37.1 - 2026-09-22

Fixed

• 2.37.0 did not compile on Elixir 1.18 / OTP 28 (#856, #855). Storage.CaptureDate kept its file-name date patterns as a list of ~r sigils in a module attribute; on OTP 28 a compiled regex carries a reference that Elixir 1.18 cannot escape into a function body, so every host on that toolchain failed with cannot inject attribute @filename_patterns. The list is now built in a private function — same patterns, no behaviour change.

2.37.0 - 2026-09-22

Added

• Storage records when a photo or video was taken (V200). Four columns on phoenix_kit_files: taken_at (the UTC instant), taken_on (the LOCAL date — what a library groups by, so a photo taken late on 31 July in California is a July photo although it is August in UTC), taken_at_offset and taken_at_source. The date comes from EXIF (DateTimeOriginal, else DateTimeDigitized, with their offset tags) or a video's container (QuickTime's creation date, else creation_time), else a date in the file name (IMG_20180701_120000.jpg, PXL_…, 2018-07-01 12.34.56.jpg), else the upload time — so every image and video resolves to one. PhoenixKit.Modules.Storage.CaptureDate reads it; ProcessFileJob records it for new uploads from the bytes it already downloads, in the same guarded transaction as the dimensions. Adds phoenix_kit_files_capture_date_index on (user_uuid, taken_on DESC, taken_at DESC), partial over a user's visible, processed images and videos, so an edited image's hidden backup and tile pyramids cost it nothing.

• Dating files stored before V200. Storage.Workers.CaptureDateBackfillJob walks the images and videos with no date in batches (enqueue/0 for a background pass on the file_processing queue, pending_count/0), and mix phoenix_kit.storage.backfill_capture_dates runs a pass in the foreground with progress. A file whose bytes cannot be read is still dated, from its name or upload time; a pass visits each file once and cannot loop on one.

• MediaBrowser has a view-only mode (#848). readonly hides every write affordance (upload, new folder, rename, move, trash, select, rotate, the image editor, drag and drop) and refuses every mutating event server-side; a broadcast upload is refused where it lands. The nested viewer is read-only too — no annotating, rotating or editing details, and (post-merge review fix) no burn when the viewer closes. Navigation, search, sorting, the viewer and downloads keep working.

Changed

• A capture date is never downgraded. An image edit keeps only the ICC profile, so an edited original carries no EXIF; re-processing one used to be harmless and now must not replace its EXIF date with a file name. Every automatic writer goes through CaptureDate.replace?/2 — a date is replaced only by one from an equally strong or stronger source, and a manual date never — and an edited image is dated from its unedited backup (original_file_uuid), not its own bytes.

• The media viewer opens on the burned copy (#853). The picture with its markup rendered in — the thing people look at and right-click → Copy Image — is what the viewer shows first; the pencil switches to the live, editable layer, and turning it off burns what was drawn. The viewer opens on a new burned_large slot (fit inside 1920px); burned stays card-sized (800px) because a grid paints many of them. A burn happens once per change of the drawing, not once per visit: the client fingerprints a canonical form of the shapes, the burn endpoint keeps it in metadata["burn"] — merged into the row as it is now, so a rotation or title changed while a burn ran is not reverted — and it is handed back only while a burn is stored, so an image edit (which deletes the burns) does not stop the next one. The editor's zoom ladder starts at small and tops out at large, and the viewer stays light whatever daisyUI theme the admin uses, since the burn is composed on white.

• Etcher 0.17.0 is the floor (#854). Etcher.Raster now bakes a dimension's heads, every kind's label (sized against the picture) and style.fill; on 0.16 a baked annotated thumbnail was hollow, unlabelled shapes.

• Every connected, authenticated LiveView mounted through a scope hook is tracked in Live sessions (#845). That covers admin pages, feature modules, a host page using the scope mount, and the public auth session. The row is one per login (session_id is a SHA-256 of the session token, not the token itself), shared by every tab of that login, and removed when the last of them closes. It is node-local. A navigation that destroys the LiveView before the next one mounts looks like a disconnect and resets connected_at while only one tab is open. Anonymous visitors are not recorded on this path.

Fixed

• A trashed file no longer stays on screen (#847). Trashing, restoring or permanently deleting a file — directly, or by trashing/restoring its folder — now broadcasts {:phoenix_kit_file_trashed | _restored | _deleted, uuid} on Storage.subscribe_to_file_events/0's topic. MediaBrowser drops the card and closes a viewer open on it; FeaturedImage re-resolves on send_update(FeaturedImage, id: id, refresh: true). A trashed file's variants are refused (404) by /file/... except to a holder of the "media" permission, whose Trash tab renders its thumbnails through that route — and that response is private, no-store, never public: the URL is the same for every caller, so a CDN or caching proxy would otherwise have kept the holder's copy and served it to anyone (post-merge review fix).

• Admin tab permissions are kept per action (#850). Two tabs naming the same LiveView on different live_actions no longer collide on one cached entry, where a tab's priority silently decided which key guarded both routes (a redirect loop for users holding the page's own key). An action with no tab of its own — :show/:edit of a LiveView whose tab is :index — is guarded by the module's tab permission when its tabs all agree on one; before the post-merge review fix it resolved to nothing and locked partial roles out of every record behind the list.

• The Settings sidebar entry opens a page its viewer can use (#851). It was shown to holders of any settings-related permission but always linked to General, gated on "settings" alone; it now links to the first settings subtab the viewer can open, and still to General for a "settings" holder whatever priority a module gives its own subtab.

• A folder operation is announced once, not once per file. Trashing, restoring or permanently deleting a folder sends one {:phoenix_kit_files_trashed | _restored | _deleted, [uuid]} for every file it swept up (single-file operations keep {:phoenix_kit_file_*, uuid}); a folder of thousands of files was thousands of messages and re-renders for every open browser. A host reacting to one file must match both shapes — see FeaturedImage's moduledoc. A file a permanent folder delete re-homes into a trashed folder, and the files a media reorganize restores, are now announced too.

• Restoring a folder restores only what trashing it trashed. A file trashed on its own before or after the folder stays in the trash (it was restored along with the folder, and so were files never trashed at all).

• Opening a trashed file's thumbnails costs one permission lookup per burst, not two queries per image: the answer is cached for five seconds per user and active role.

• The admin header and a user_settings_path override keep the visitor's language (#852). The project title links to the host's own /<locale> home when its router serves one (else /), never to core's mount point; an override page gets the locale segment the default settings page would, and never url_prefix.

• Every way into Settings lands on a page its viewer can open. A visitor refused Settings → General who can open another settings subtab is taken there — from a settings page's section header, a bookmark or a typed URL, not only from the sidebar. Both sidebars and this redirect follow one rule (TabHelpers.redirect_target/2), and the user dashboard's sidebar now also keeps a parent's own landing page when it is reachable.

• A rotated picture burns. The burn recovered its scale from the screen X of two image points, which is 0 at a quarter turn and negative at a half turn, so a saved rotation made every burn a silent no-op and the viewer kept opening on the old copy. The mapping is now the full image→screen affine, and the burned pixels stay unrotated (the viewer reapplies the rotation). Stepping to the next or previous file burns on the way out, and the stand-in paints the variant the viewer opens on (burned_large, else burned, else small) instead of flashing the clean small.

• A readonly viewer does not create annotation comments. Reply stays on the tooltip of a locked shape; annotation_reply is refused when the viewer cannot annotate.

• An untabbed action stays unmapped when a LiveView's tabs disagree. Namespace inference (PhoenixKit.Modules.Reports.Web → "reports") no longer authorizes a :show / :edit that neither tab named. Tabs that agree still guard those actions, and a tab registered for the whole module (no action) still guards every action no other tab names.

• A trashed file's refusal is not cacheable, and neither are its tiles. The 404 from /file/..., the file info endpoint and the unedited-original endpoint is private, no-store. Deep-zoom manifests and tiles use the same media-holder gate as /file/... and, when served, are private, no-store rather than a year-long public response.

• A capture-date backfill does not lock in the wrong date. An image edit that lands while a file is being dated leaves taken_at empty so the next pass reads the unedited backup, instead of storing the file name. A video whose stream creation_time is an unset epoch no longer hides the container's real instant. A cross-user copy keeps the donor's date, and Storage.store_file/2 (comment attachments) records one from the bytes it stores.

Upgrading: run mix phoenix_kit.update for V200, then date the existing library once with mix phoenix_kit.storage.backfill_capture_dates (or CaptureDateBackfillJob.enqueue() from a running node). Video dates need ffprobe; without it a video is dated from its file name or upload time, the same way its dimensions and duration already degrade.

2.36.1 - 2026-09-21

Fixed

• The media browser's pagination no longer floats over the file list. The list wrapper still carried min-h-0 from before the content column became the single scroll area, so it shrank to the visible height and the "1 / N — Next" bar rendered mid-list on top of the rows (and the folder drop target covered only that first screenful).

2.36.0 - 2026-09-21

Added

• Annotations are burned into the picture when an editing session ends. Turning Etcher off, or closing the viewer, composes the live overlay in the browser and stores that rendering. List rows read it from thumbnail; grid cards prefer burned (fit inside 800px) over the plain small. The editor's own ladder — small, medium, large, original — stays the picture as uploaded, so the live shapes are not drawn a second time on the next open. POST /api/files/:file_uuid/burn re-encodes the upload through ImageProcessor.sanitize/3 and refuses a rendering whose source_version is no longer the file's original.

Fixed

• A baked annotated thumbnail draws the shape's label. The words live in the title column; Etcher.Raster reads metadata.title. The bake now projects the column the same way the live viewer does, so a named text or callout shape is no longer an empty box.
• The burn is limited to the file's owner, an Owner/Admin (honouring the active role), or a holder of the media permission — the same people who can edit the picture. A second session-end while an upload is in flight keeps the composition taken while the overlay is still on screen.

2.35.0 - 2026-09-21

Added

• Right-click a row to open its ⋮ menu at the pointer. Flag the row data-row-menu-context (<.table_default_row data-row-menu-context>, or card_context_menu on table_default for the card view) and the table_row_menu rendered inside it opens where the user clicked. Opt-in; omit the attribute to turn it off. A text field, a text selection inside the row, and a row whose menu is not rendered all keep the browser's own menu. The Menu key / Shift+F10 opens it beside the ⋮ trigger, and an Android long press does not also activate the row underneath. Per-row navigate/href items keep working, which Core.ContextMenu's single shared menu cannot offer.
• sort_selector takes label — a visible "Sort by" before the control, off by default so existing toolbars keep their height.

Changed

• An open row menu closes when the page scrolls or resizes, instead of staying fixed over a different row while still acting on its own.
• Core.ContextMenu and the row menu share one pointer-placement rule (window.PhoenixKitMenus.pointerPosition).

Fixed

• Generated sitemaps no longer ship in the Hex package. files: ~w(priv …) takes whatever is on disk, gitignored or not, so 2.34.0 carried a test run's priv/static/sitemaps/domains/site.example.com/sitemap.xml and a fresh install served it at /sitemap.xml until regenerated. priv/static/sitemap.xml and priv/static/sitemaps/ are now excluded.
• A row menu patched while open shows the server's current items — an action the server stopped offering ("Retry" once an extraction succeeds) could still be clicked from the stale copy. Keyboard focus stays on the item in the same slot across the swap.
• bulk_select_scope's swap doc now states the target must hand style to the client (JS.ignore_attributes(["style"])), or a patch of the target alone un-hides it.

2.34.0 - 2026-09-20

Added

• Activity says what changed. A module records a field diff under the reserved "changes" metadata key (Activity.changes_key/0): %{"changes" => %{"sku" => %{"from" => "T-21", "to" => "T-22"}}}. The detail page leads with a "What changed" before/after table and the list's Details column shows the change instead of the row's name. Legacy flat field_from / field_to pairs fold into the same shape, so rows already in the table read the same way. A %{"uuid" => _, "label" => _} reference renders as its label; %{"changed" => true} records a long value as changed without keeping either copy. New: Activity.split_changes/1, change_side/2, humanize_metadata_key/1.
• bulk_select_scope takes swap — a CSS selector for a toolbar outside the scope that is hidden while the scope holds a selection, so the action bar takes its place instead of pushing every row down under the pointer. Several scopes may name one toolbar; it stays hidden while any has a selection.

Changed

• The media viewer docks a shape's tooltip in the style panel (tooltip_dock={:panel}) — nothing pops up over the photograph. Needs etcher 0.16, so the floor moves to ~> 0.16.0; the CDN pins move to etcher 0.16.0 and fresco 0.12.2.

Fixed

• A modal dismissed with Escape or a backdrop click no longer re-opens on the next patch. Chromium dismisses a server-opened dialog without firing close, and close() is a no-op once morphdom has stripped open; the hook now pushes the close from cancel and restores the attribute first. In a stack, a child that already pushed its own close is not pushed a second time by its parent.
• A photo rotated a quarter turn no longer opens stretched in the instant stand-in — the element is fitted to the box it will occupy after the turn. The fit is measured after the stand-in is revealed: measured while hidden, the frame read 0 × 0 and the fit never ran on an open from the grid.
• A resource link whose title template resolves to nothing falls back to <type> <short-uuid> instead of rendering an empty link.

i18n

• "What changed", "Before", "After" and "changed" translated in all seven locales. The merge had fuzzy-matched "changed" onto the imperative "Change"; rewritten by hand. The list's Details column translates the word too, rather than printing the English one.

2.33.0 - 2026-09-20

Added

• PhoenixKitWeb.Components.FeaturedImage — a LiveComponent for one entity's main image (order/product image, logo, avatar): a thumbnail, an always-visible Change / Remove menu that works on touch screens, and the whole media-picker protocol behind it. It is controlled and writes nothing: the host handles {FeaturedImage, id, {:set_featured, uuid | nil}}, authorizes, persists and passes the new uuid back. picker_scope is {:folder, uuid}, :lazy (folder created on the first click) or nil. The picker renders through a portal, so the control is safe inside a host <.form>. Guide: "FeaturedImage Component" in the core-components guide.
• table_row_menu takes trigger_size ("xs" default, "sm", "md") for a touch-sized ⋮ trigger. The size class is replaced, not appended — btn-xs sorts after btn-sm in the built CSS and would win.

Changed

• A preview_card with no media shows a placeholder instead of collapsing to a bare list of fields.

Fixed

• FeaturedImage refuses a system-managed file (an edited image's hidden unedited original). The picker never lists one, but the chosen uuid comes from the client, and such a row is a live image that is never served.

2.32.1 - 2026-09-19

Fixed

• Failed file processing no longer fills the temp dir. ProcessFileJob, VariantGenerator and the annotated thumbnail removed their temp files only when everything succeeded, so a file that cannot be rendered (an SVG on a host whose ImageMagick has no SVG delegate) left a phoenix_kit_* copy of its original behind on every attempt — and each request for the missing variant re-queues the job. One host collected over a thousand in two days. The temp files now go whatever the outcome; the private-bucket proxy cleans up the same way.

2.32.0 - 2026-09-19

Migrations: V198 (data only), V199 (phoenix_kit_files.data) — run mix phoenix_kit.update.

Added

• Media files can carry a title, alt text and description per language. V199 adds a data column to phoenix_kit_files; a file also gains an alt text, which it never had. Every language holds its own text and none is marked as primary, so changing the site's primary language converts nothing: each field resolves when it is read — the language asked for, then the current primary language, then any. PhoenixKit.Modules.Storage.FileDetails is the one read and write path: Storage.translated_title/3, translated_alt/3 ("" when there is none — never the file name) and translated_description/3; Storage.update_file_details/3 re-reads the row and replaces one language's text only, so another language, a rotation or a tag saved in the meantime survives. The metadata title and description of a file saved earlier are read as its primary-language text — no backfill. Plan: dev_docs/plans/2026-09-19-media-translations.md.

• The media editors edit that text in the language the page is shown in. The admin language switcher is the content switcher: open /et/admin/media/:uuid (or the viewer sidebar on an Estonian page) and the title, alt text and description you save are the Estonian ones. No tabs. A small badge names the language being edited on a multi-language site, and the primary-language text shows as each empty field's placeholder — never as its value, so an untouched save stores nothing. Both editors — the detail page and the viewer sidebar — now save through Storage.update_file_details/3, and both gained the Alt text field (images only). The viewer reads the language from the page's own Gettext locale, so hosts embedding it pass nothing new. Eight new strings, translated in all seven locales.

• The alt text reaches the pages. <.image_set> and the page-builder Image component render a Storage file's own alt text, in the language the page is rendered in, when no alt is written on them — alt="" still marks a decorative image, and <.image_set> with pre-loaded variants looks nothing up (pass alt; Storage.translated_alts/3 reads it for a whole list in one query, translated_alt_by_uuid/3 for one). System-managed files are never read. GET /api/files/:uuid/info returns title, alt and description, in the language an optional ?locale= names — never the session's. The MediaBrowser grid and both media pickers use the alt text on their thumbnails, keeping the file name where a file has none.

• PhoenixKit.Utils.Multilang.current_locale/0 — the language the page being rendered is in, as the full dialect the request resolved to (Languages.request_locale/0, recorded wherever the Gettext locale is set), else the Gettext locale. For per-language content: Gettext's own locale is downgraded to a base code and cannot tell en-GB from en-US. Readable from a LiveComponent, which has no @current_locale.

• Storage.update_file_metadata/2 — changes a file's metadata from the row as it is now, held FOR UPDATE. Both rotation writes use it.

Changed

• <.image_set>'s alt now defaults to nil (look the file's alt text up) instead of "". A caller that relied on the default to mean "decorative" should write alt="".

Fixed

• Saving a title on the media detail page or in the viewer sidebar no longer overwrites the rest of the file's metadata with the copy the page loaded earlier — a rotation saved in between was lost. The reverse is fixed too: rotating an image (viewer or grid menu) no longer writes back the metadata it read, so a title or tags saved in between survive, and two quick rotate clicks add up.

The rest are fixes from the 2026-09-19 weekly review (dev_docs/pull_requests/2026/weekly-2026-09-19/CLAUDE_REVIEW.md):

• A broken host file-reference source no longer makes orphan cleanup delete the host's files. A :file_reference_sources entry whose function raised, whose table was missing, or that was malformed was skipped with a warning — which dropped that source's NOT EXISTS guard, so every file only the host referenced read as an orphan and lost its row and its bytes. A source that cannot be built now fails closed: a Logger.error/1 names it and no file is treated as orphaned until it is fixed. The shorthand's table is looked up through the search path, the way the query itself resolves it.
• A Telegram group is never linked on its own. A bot's username is public and anyone can add it to a group of theirs and run /start@bot, so in "Only me" mode the next Test linked a stranger's group and delivered the owner's notifications to it. ChatLink now hands captured groups back as candidates, held in the LiveView and never stored; the card lists them with a "Link" button and the owner confirms the ones they recognise. Three new strings, translated in all eight locales.
• A parallel burst no longer bypasses the login rate limiter. 2.31.0 made the check read the bucket and count the attempt only after the password verify, so every request in a burst saw an empty bucket. The check takes its slot atomically again, and a successful sign-in hands it back (RateLimiter.record_successful_login/2) — so ordinary sign-ins still never lock an account out. The IP bucket is checked first: a client refused for its network no longer spends the slots of the account it names. record_failed_login/2 is deprecated and does nothing.
• Requests the rate limiter refuses can no longer grow phoenix_kit_login_attempts without bound. A refused request naming no account is stored under "*" — one row per network per hour — instead of one row per invented identifier.
• The failed sign-in alert is sent once under a parallel burst. The cooldown stamp is a compare-and-set in one statement; concurrent failures that all read "due" from a stale struct no longer each send a mail. The stamp also stopped bumping the account's updated_at and broadcasting user_updated.
• V196 no longer aborts on a Google address longer than 160 characters. The backfill copied provider_email (varchar(255)) into google_email (varchar(160)) verbatim; it now skips an address that does not fit and stores the rest trimmed and lower-cased, as the changeset does.
• An image can be edited after any number of reverts. A revert handed the backup's unedited_… keys back to the file and the next edit prefixed them again — 42 characters per cycle, until the key outgrew varchar(255) and the file could never be edited again. The prefix is replaced, not stacked.
• A publish that raises no longer leaves the render and the private unedited copies in the bucket under keys no row points at, a fresh set per retry.
• Trashing a folder no longer moves a file into a folder that is itself in the trash, where it stayed active, appeared in no trash listing, and was hard-deleted when that folder was emptied. It goes to the trash with its home and comes back with it. A permanent delete that has only a trashed folder to move the file to trashes it with that folder.
• The settings history withholds secret-named keys, not only the restricted list. A module's …_api_key or …_token written through the ordinary writers was withheld from the change broadcast and then recorded in plain text in a permanent setting.changed entry. The history now applies the same name test as Settings.Events.secret_key?/2, and V198 withholds the values already recorded. Data only; down/1 restores nothing, by design.
• Translations follow a recompile. The compile-time Gettext catalogue was cached in :persistent_term under a key that outlived the module, so an edited .po kept serving the old strings until the VM restarted. The cached term now carries the hash of the binary it was decoded from.
• mix phoenix_kit.update no longer adds a second default: queue. A queue whose limit is not a literal (String.to_integer(System.get_env(…)), a module attribute), or that shares a line with another, read as missing; the duplicate key parsed, and Oban then refused to boot. queues: false written on the config line itself is recognised as a web-only node.
• mix phoenix_kit.gen.migration (and update --no-start) no longer writes a down that tears PhoenixKit down to the chain's floor. The install migration's filename carries no version and scans as 1; when that guess is the starting version the generated down raises and says how to roll back on purpose.
• MediaBrowser, controlled mode: nav params with no :file key leave the viewer alone — a host wired by hand before file existed had the viewer close on the echo of the click that opened it — and the echo of a superseded step (held ArrowRight) no longer drags the viewer backwards. The moduledoc now documents the key.
• The folder sidebar opens when the server opens it. The chevron's client-side class change is sticky in LiveView and was re-applied over the server's render, leaving the sidebar collapsed after "New folder" and the UI inverted against the saved preference. FolderExplorer takes a sidebar_rev the host bumps on a server-side change.
• Image editor: the frame keeps an EXIF-turned source's aspect after a save, retry or revert, and a number field emptied mid-edit keeps its crop or area instead of deleting it and renumbering the ones below under the cursor.
• The media viewer's title/description editor and rotation save honour the browser's scope. MediaCanvasViewer takes a write_scope; a file merely linked into a scoped browser is no longer retitled or rotated for its owner.

2.31.1 - 2026-09-19

Added

• Breadcrumb level switchers in the admin header (#835). A ▾ beside a breadcrumb segment that opens a searchable list of the other things on that level and switches to one — GitHub's repository switcher, for any trail: the other catalogues beside this one, the sibling categories beside this category. The header's breadcrumb is core's, so the component lives here and every page, core's own and a module package's, can reach it.
  • PhoenixKitWeb.Components.Core.CrumbSwitcher.crumb_switcher/1 — the ▾, the panel (PopoverPanel: instant, Escape and a click away close it, a full-screen sheet on a phone), a heading, a search box and the list with the current row ticked. Every row is a real navigate or patch link, so middle-click and copy-link keep working.
  • LayoutWrapper.app_layout grows a page_title_switcher attr and honors a :switcher on any page_crumbs entry; layouts/admin.html.heex threads the new attr so plugin LiveViews can pass one. A page that passes neither renders exactly as before.
  • Two JS hooks. ListFilter filters the list on the client, ignoring case and accents (kasitoo finds Käsitöö); Enter opens the first match, but not an Enter that confirms an IME composition. It re-filters whenever its list re-renders, because the inline styles it sets are not the sticky kind LiveView re-applies after a patch — morphdom strips them, and an unfiltered list under a query that still reads kitch would open the wrong row. CrumbSwitcher does the open/close bookkeeping however the panel opened or closed: the search starts empty and takes focus, focus returns to the ▾ on close, aria-expanded follows the panel, and Tab stays inside it.
  • No new strings: the switcher reuses Search... and No results., both already translated in all eight locales.

Changed

• The catalogue module is named "Catalogues" on the Modules page (#835). The module took its pages' name, and the Modules page translates each module's module_name/0 through core's catalogs, which knew only "Catalogue" — so every locale but English showed the new name in English. Both msgids are now registered and translated in all eight locales; the old one stays, because older catalogue releases still send it.

Fixed

• Gettext source references for the switcher's reused strings. #835 branched before 2.31.0's extract/merge round-trip, so Search... and No results. carried no reference to crumb_switcher.ex in the .pot or any .po. Nothing was mistranslated, but the next extract would have mixed a thousand-line reference diff into someone else's work. Round-trip re-run: 0 new, 0 removed, 0 fuzzy, reference comments only.

2.31.0 - 2026-09-18

Added

• Failed sign-ins are recorded. Until now a wrong password produced a flash and nothing else — no row, no activity entry, nothing the targeted account holder or the site owner could ever see. The only trace was Hammer's in-memory rate-limit counter, which is node-local, lost on restart, counts successful logins too, and says nothing at all until a bucket overflows. The case that motivates it: an attacker who guesses right on attempt 400 triggers only the new-device email, which is indistinguishable from "I signed in from my new laptop" — the 399 failures before it are what tell those apart.
  • V197 migration — phoenix_kit_login_attempts. Rows are aggregated at write time on (identifier, ip_network, outcome, bucket_start), where the bucket is the hour, so a sustained attack against one account from one network collapses to one row per hour with a rising attempt_count rather than thousands of rows. The write is a single INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE with no preceding read.
  • PhoenixKit.Users.LoginAttempts — record/4, count_for_user_since/2, recent_for_user/2, stats/1, top_since/2, prune/1. Every entry point swallows its own failures with both rescue and catch :exit: a security log that takes the login form down with it is worse than no security log.
  • Recorded on all three failing branches of the login form, with the outcome that matters most kept distinct — "inactive" means somebody had the correct password for a deactivated account. The HTTP response is unchanged on every branch, and the two that share the deliberately generic "Invalid email/username or password" flash do the same work, so neither the response nor the timing tells a real account from a fictitious one.
  • Settings login_attempt_logging_enabled (default on, unlike new_login_alert_enabled: it writes one bounded row, sends nothing, and the data is useless retroactively) and login_attempt_retention_days (default 90). Daily PhoenixKit.Users.LoginAttemptsPruneWorker, added to the generated crontab AND to the backfill list, so an existing host gets it on mix phoenix_kit.update instead of never pruning.
• The new-login alert email reports recent failures. "There were also 12 failed sign-in attempts on your account in the last 24 hours." This is the line that separates "my new laptop" from "someone finally guessed it" — the email already reached the right person at the right moment and said nothing about it. Omitted entirely when the count is zero, rather than printing a 0.
• A burst of failures warns the account holder. failed_login_alert_enabled (default off — it sends mail) plus failed_login_alert_threshold (default 10 failures within an hour). Capped to one alert per account per 24 hours, so a sustained attack cannot be turned into a mail flood against the person being attacked; the cooldown stamp is written before the send, so a send that raises still burns it.
• The account holder's own settings page lists recent failed attempts, under Active Sessions — the two answer the same question from opposite sides. Described by device and network, never by the stored identifier. Hidden entirely when there is nothing to show.
• /admin/users/sessions gained a failed sign-in panel — attempts, distinct networks and distinct targeted accounts over the last 24 hours, plus the heaviest buckets. Attempts vs buckets is the distinction that matters: a large attempt count over few buckets is one concentrated attack, the reverse is a spray. The attacker-controlled identifier is shown here (it is what makes "someone is hammering admin@" visible) and is escaped by HEEx; a regression test asserts a <script> identifier renders as text. Each row also names the outcome, so "inactive" (correct password, deactivated account) is visible instead of looking like just another wrong password.
• Authorization settings for the new keys, on /admin/settings/authorization. failed_login_alert_enabled defaults off because it sends mail; without a control it was unreachable except by writing the settings table directly.
• "Annotation tools" on /profile/settings: one button that puts the drawing tools back to how they ship (PR #832). A person's annotation settings live in two places, and clearing one without the other leaves them half-fixed — the palette and ink the Etcher toolbar saves are on the user row (etcher_colors, etcher_line_params), while the background dots, connector anchors, toolbar layout, style-panel state and per-tool colours are Etcher's own etcher:prefs answers in the browser. The reset clears the row server-side and pushes phoenix_kit:etcher-reset on the same socket, which the new EtcherReset hook answers by removing the browser's copy. The annotations themselves are untouched. Rendered last on the page: a reset is what you reach for when something is wrong, not part of the daily settings.

Fixed

• A bucket that opened against no account stayed unattached for the rest of the hour even after that identifier became a real user. ON CONFLICT only incremented the count and last_at, so the account holder never saw those attempts and the threshold alert undercounted them. The upsert now COALESCEs user_uuid from the incoming row.

• Add-account (the multi-session password form) recorded nothing. A wrong password, a rate-limited try, and a deactivated account with the right password now write the same three outcomes as the login form.

• The threshold alert could fire when the insert had failed, and a custom_fields stamp that failed still sent the email — so every later failure retried it. The alert now runs only after a successful write, and only after the cooldown stamp commits.

• The add-account fallback clause was unreachable. Dialyzer proves MultiSession.add_account/3 returns only three reasons, so the defensive catch-all could never match — but deleting it would mean a fourth reason added later raises FunctionClauseError on the sign-in path. It is a map lookup now, which keeps the fallback reachable and the guarantee intact.

• Null bytes in the identifier crashed the insert (Postgres rejects \\x00 even though it is valid UTF-8) and truncation used graphemes against a varchar(160) that counts codepoints. Both are normalized before write so an attacker-controlled identifier cannot skip recording.

• The login rate limiter counted successful sign-ins. check_login_rate_limit/2 runs before the password is verified, and it incremented the bucket — so five ordinary logins inside the window locked the account out of the sixth, and the bucket a brute-force attempt fills was the same one legitimate use drained. The check now peeks; the new RateLimiter.record_failed_login/2 fills the bucket, on the failure branch where the outcome is actually known. A correct password — even for a deactivated account — no longer counts against the limit.

Changed

• The Etcher floor is ~> 0.15.0 (PR #833), with the jsDelivr pin in phoenix_kit.js moved to v0.15.0 to match. 0.15 is where a thickness stopped meaning document pixels and started meaning a weight against a 1000-pixel reference canvas, so an older Etcher renders a host's saved etcher_line_params at a different weight on every image — a floor, not a preference. The weight range is still 1–40, which is exactly what MediaCanvasViewer's sanitizer clamps to, so a saved value keeps its meaning end to end and no host data needs migrating.

• Post-merge review of #832: the EtcherReset hook had landed under the FolderDropUpload banner in phoenix_kit.js, leaving that banner labelling the wrong hook; the reset's comment claimed a delete of an unsaved key answers :not_found, when jsonb - key is simply a no-op and :not_found means the user row is gone; and the hook shipped without a test/js case, which now covers the event name, the storage key (pinned against Etcher's own _prefsKey) and a storage that refuses to write.

• PhoenixKitWeb.Gettext no longer compiles translations as function clauses. split_module_by: [:locale] brought a clean compile of this file from ~58s to ~13s, but 13s still trips Elixir's ">10s" notice: each locale module is ~2.7k binary-matching clauses, which the Erlang compiler handles superlinearly, and wall-clock is the slowest of those modules. The backend now parses priv/gettext into a nested map at compile time and embeds it as a compressed binary (~0.3s for the file). Lookups go through Map.get/2 and runtime interpolation; Gettext.dgettext/3 and the extract-surface (__gettext__/1, __mix_recompile__?) are unchanged.

• The backend reads :priv, :interpolation and :default_domain from the merged opts. They were declared as bare defaults before Application.compile_env(:phoenix_kit, PhoenixKitWeb.Gettext, []) was folded in, so a host that configured priv: got a catalogue built from its own directory while __gettext__(:priv) still pointed mix gettext.extract and mix gettext.merge at priv/gettext, and a configured interpolation: module was ignored at runtime. Gettext.Backend.__using__ derives all three from the merge; so does this backend now.

• Plural forms come from each PO file's Plural-Forms: header again. The first cut always called Gettext.Plural.plural(locale, n), i.e. Gettext's built-in locale table, which silently ignored both a translator-authored header and config :gettext, :plural_forms. The compiler now stores Gettext.Plural.plural_info/3 per locale/domain alongside the catalogue — the same resolution Gettext.Compiler performs. No shipped locale changes behaviour: the five headers we carry agree with the built-in table, and the other three have no header.

• PhoenixKitWeb.Gettext.warm_catalog/0, called from PhoenixKit.Application.start/2. Decoding the embedded catalogue costs ~20ms and :persistent_term.put/2 scans every process; leaving it to the first gettext call put both on a random request instead of on boot.

• Plural Gettext.PluralFormError now reports the PO source line, and a missing plural form is logged at compile time the same way Gettext.Compiler does. strip_meta: true still keeps source_line on the message, so the dummy line: 1 was unnecessary.

• The new-login alert email timestamps the sign-in in the recipient's own timezone. It rendered 2026-09-18 16:23 UTC for every reader, which is the one thing nobody can check an unfamiliar sign-in against. It now uses the recipient's user_timezone (else the site's time_zone), formatted with the site's date/time settings and named — 2026-09-18 18:23 CEST, or UTC+05:30 where the preference is a legacy numeric offset rather than an IANA zone. DST is resolved for the instant shown, so the same account reads CEST in July and CET in January.

• That email also says the device was unrecognized, and marks the location approximate. "We noticed a new login to your account" became "…from an unrecognized device", and a resolved place now renders as Paris, France (approximate) — IP geolocation is city-accurate at best, and an unqualified city invites a reader to dismiss a real alert because it looks wrong. An unresolved location still degrades to a bare Unknown.

• The alert's variables are now built inside the recipient's locale, like the body they are substituted into. Unknown previously rendered in whatever locale the signing-in request happened to be served in.

i18n

• The annotation-reset copy — six new msgids — translated by hand in all seven locales, grounded in each catalogue's own terms for annotation and toolbar (de Anmerkung / Werkzeugleiste, pl adnotacja / pasek narzędzi, ru аннотация / панель инструментов) and in its address form.

• Could not read the current figures had never been extracted either, and the merge that caught it carried "Could not reach the storage endpoint" onto it in all seven locales — a wrong sentence, served, where an empty msgstr would at least have fallen back to correct English. Rewritten by hand in all seven. grep -rc fuzzy is 0 across every translated catalogue and --check-up-to-date passes.

• mix gettext.extract --check-up-to-date passes again. The media viewer's "Title & description" heading (added in 2.30.0, from media_canvas_viewer.html.heex) had never been extracted, so it was in no .pot and no catalogue and rendered as English everywhere. The extract that caught it fuzzy-matched it onto "Edit description" in all seven translated locales — de Beschreibung bearbeiten, ru Изменить описание — and Gettext serves fuzzy entries, so that wording would have shipped. Rewritten by hand in all seven, following the catalogues' own convention of spelling out a UI & (Titel und Beschreibung, Título y descripción, Pealkiri ja kirjeldus, Titre et description, Titolo e descrizione, Tytuł i opis, Название и описание) while & is kept only inside a third-party product's literal menu path. grep -rc fuzzy is 0 again across every translated catalogue.

• The failed-sign-in copy — 14 new msgids, including two ngettext entries — translated by hand in all seven locales, with the three-form plurals written out for pl and ru.

• A fuzzy carryover silently deleted {{failed_attempts}} from the new-login body in all seven catalogues. The count would have rendered in English and vanished in every other language, with nothing failing. The placeholder was restored structurally (anchored to {{browser_os}}, not to each locale's wording) and a test now asserts the substitution survives translation. Two other carryovers were rewritten: %{count} attempt had arrived as ru событие ("event") and Last seen as Последняя генерация ("last generation").

• The new-login alert body and the new %{location} (approximate) string translated by hand in all seven locales, following each catalogue's own address form and device wording (de von einem unbekannten Gerät, fr depuis un appareil non reconnu, pl z nierozpoznanego urządzenia). The body's msgid change fuzzy-matched onto its own previous translation, which was corrected rather than accepted.

2.30.0 - 2026-09-18

Added

• PhoenixKitWeb.Components.Core.PreviewCard (#827) — the catalogue's product card, generalised into core. preview_card/1 renders a modal whose media area is ONE continuous swipeable carousel (images first, then attached files; a PDF inline from sm up, anything else as a tile with an Open action), a jump strip under it, the resource's filled fields and a compact file list. Slide switching is entirely client-side scroll-snap — the only server event left is the close. preview_card_body/1 is the same content without the modal shell, for embedding the preview inline. The component is pure render: every DB-backed value (images, files, fields, title) is resolved by the caller, so it needs no database. The catalogue delegates to it in a follow-up once this releases.
• config :phoenix_kit, :file_reference_sources (#828) — orphan detection knew only about the references core itself ships with, so a host whose own tables point at files was one cleanup run away from losing them. A host can now register {module, function} / {module, function, args} entries returning NOT EXISTS dynamics over the file binding, with {table, column} and {table, :jsonb_key, key} shorthands for the common shapes. Every registered source is honoured by find_orphaned_files/1, count_orphaned_files/1 and file_orphaned?/1 — including the re-check DeleteOrphanedFileJob runs before it deletes anything. A source whose table is missing, or whose function raises, is skipped with a warning instead of failing the query.
• Optional host-owned featured image in MediaBrowser (#829) — an opt-in featured attr (nil by default, so every existing consumer is untouched) turns on a "Set as featured" / "Unset featured" action for image files in the grid, list and stack kebabs plus the modal viewer's sidebar, with a star badge on the current pointer. The browser never persists the choice: it relays {MediaBrowser, id, {:set_featured, uuid | nil}} to the host and moves its own badge ahead of the host's write, which the host can correct with a later featured assign.

Fixed

• Email templates stored in the database raised KeyError on every send (#830). Email.Content.resolve/5's two branches answered in different shapes: the database branch mapped html from the provider's html_body but took text from a :text key no provider has ever had — core's own DefaultProvider answers %{subject:, html_body:, text_body:}, and phoenix_kit_emails validates exactly those three on every render. On an install with the stock templates seeded that broke registration confirmation, password reset and email change, plus everything Mailer.send_from_template/… sends. It surfaced as a guest checkout bouncing the shopper to an empty cart: the confirmation email raised after the order had committed and took the checkout LiveView down with it. The branch is now tested, including a test pinning the fallback branch so a future change cannot quietly swap which shape wins.
• A trashed image could still be made the featured one (#829, post-merge review). The three kebab entries hide the action while the trash listing is up, but the viewer sidebar had no such gate — and a trash tile clicks straight through to the viewer — so a host could persist a pointer to a file already queued for deletion. The sidebar button now reads the file's own status, which also covers a file trashed in another session while the listing is stale.

Changed

• preview_card_body/1 no longer takes a required :target (#827, post-merge review). The body renders no event of its own — slide switching is client-side, and the Close button lives in the modal's action row — so inline embedders were being made to pass a value that did nothing.
• The :file_reference_sources documentation now states that core ANDs each returned expression onto the orphan query verbatim (#828, post-merge review). The prose had promised a NOT EXISTS wrapper that the code never applied, contradicting its own example; a host that believed it and returned a positive EXISTS would have inverted the query and marked exactly its referenced files as the orphans.
• MediaBrowser's :featured docs now state that a host funnelling every {MediaBrowser, _, _} message into handle_parent_info/2 loses the message to that function's catch-all (#829, post-merge review) — silently, with the star still flipping in the UI, rather than failing in any way the host would notice.

2.29.1 - 2026-09-17

Added

• mix phoenix_kit.update --no-start — migrate the database without starting the host application. A column-adding release creates a deadlock on any host whose supervision tree queries at init: the newly compiled schema module selects a column the database has not got, so the app.start the full update needs brings the boot down with ERROR 42703 (undefined_column), and the updater that would add the column never runs. (update_mode: true stands PhoenixKit's own supervisor down, but it has no say over the host's children.) The flag runs the two steps that need no application — generate the chain step-up migration (phoenix_kit.gen.migration reads the version off the migration filenames, never the database) and apply it with ecto.migrate, which starts the repo alone. Configuration repair, asset rebuild and module migrations are skipped and reported; re-run the full update once the host boots again.

Changed

• mix phoenix_kit.status names the way out when the core schema is behind the code. Its bare Next: mix phoenix_kit.update walked hosts straight into the deadlock above; it now points at --no-start beside it. Core gap only — a module-only gap leaves phoenix_kit_users intact, which is what hosts actually query at boot.
• mix phoenix_kit.doctor explains a 42703 boot failure instead of surfacing it raw as an application bug, then re-raises unchanged so the exit status and stacktrace are untouched.

2.29.0 - 2026-09-17

Added

• Title and description in the media viewer's sidebar (#825). The file's own words about itself lived only on the admin detail page; the viewer popup — where people actually look at the file — showed the technical row (type, MIME, size) and nothing human. A collapsible "Title & description" section now sits between the action buttons and that row: an inline editor in the contexts that already offer a road to the metadata editor (details_path / edit_target hosts), read-only elsewhere, and absent entirely when it is both empty and uneditable. It opens itself when there is something to see.

  • Writes go into the file's metadata JSONB under the same keys the detail page's editor uses, so the two surfaces read each other's edits, and they MERGE into the row's current metadata — rotation and tags survive a title edit. The write re-reads the row; the parent-passed map carries no metadata.
  • Seeding rides the mount read the rotation already did: one Storage.get_file for both, where there used to be one for rotation alone.

• A user's Google address (google_email on phoenix_kit_users, V196). Sharing something with a user through Google — a Drive file, a calendar invite — needs the address their Google account answers to, which is not always the address they registered with.

  • PhoenixKit.Users.Auth.google_email/1 resolves it: the stored address, else the account email when that is itself @gmail.com / @googlemail.com, else nil. Nothing else is guessed — a share sent to an address with no Google account behind it is a share the user never receives.
  • Editable by the user on their settings page and by an admin on the user form, and filled in automatically the first time the user signs in with Google (never overwriting a value already there).
  • V196 backfills it from existing linked Google sign-ins, so those users start filled instead of waiting for their next sign-in.
  • It is not an identity: optional, not unique, and nothing authenticates against it. email stays the identity.

Changed

• Etcher pinned to 0.14.1 (#826) — mix.lock and the jsDelivr tag in phoenix_kit.js move together, per the pin discipline (vendored_cdn_pins_test.exs). Shaft labels now default to their line's colour, the dimension drops into a skippable label editor on release, the shaft breaks under the editor while typing instead of popping in at placement, and a label-prompted shape stays fresh so the label size chosen while typing becomes the tool's default. The ~> 0.14.0 requirement already admitted the patch, so mix.exs is unchanged.

Fixed

• The viewer's title/description editor accepted writes from hosts that never offered it (#825 follow-up). The editability rule lived only in the template, so save_media_details wrote the shared file row for any sender — including an anonymous visitor of a readonly MediaGallery lightbox, which passes neither details_path nor edit_target and renders the section read-only. The handler now refuses that case outright, the same way the can_annotate: false clauses refuse annotation writes, and one predicate (can_edit_media_meta?/2) feeds both the template and the handler so they cannot drift.

• The viewer metadata suite never ran (#825 follow-up). Its Storage.File fixture omitted three required fields, and the setup returned the row under :file, a reserved ExUnit context key — so both DB tests died in setup and the merge-don't-replace guarantee they exist to prove was never checked. Fixed, with new tests covering the gate above.

• The sidebar's save status could be wiped by a stale timer (#825 follow-up). A second Save inside the two-second auto-hide window left the first save's timer alive to clear the status the second one had just put up. Token-guarded now, like the rotation pill beside it.

• Three translations were wrong in all seven locales. A catalog merge had copied a near neighbour's translation onto new strings: "Channel" read as "Cancel" (Отмена, Abbrechen, Annuler, …) and "Could not save the linked chats" had lost the "linked chats" half. Fuzzy entries are served, so these shipped silently. (#822 follow-up)

2.28.2 - 2026-09-17

Changed

• Tessera 0.3.7 (#824). The deep-zoom viewer now picks its image size by device pixels, so hiDPI displays open on a sharp enough image. On a 4K monitor at 200% scaling, the viewer now loads the original instead of stretching large.

Fixed

• The viewer warms the neighbouring originals on hiDPI displays too (#824). When deciding whether a neighbour's original is worth fetching in advance, the viewer now multiplies the column width by devicePixelRatio, matching Tessera 0.3.7. Before, a hiDPI screen stepped onto a multi-MB original nobody had fetched yet.
• Two JS test files never ran in mix precommit. mix test.js only picks up *.test.cjs, so it skipped neighbor_prefetch_test.cjs and transport_cache_test.cjs. Both are renamed. The Phoenix fallback-key test also pointed at the wrong deps/ path, and that is fixed. (#824 review)
• swoosh is back on 1.28.1. The #824 merge had moved it back to 1.28.0 in mix.lock. (#824 review)

2.28.1 - 2026-09-17

Fixed

• A redaction no longer leaves the unredacted image at its public bucket URL. Before, the first edit of an image moved the original's rows to the hidden backup but left its objects where they were. On a public bucket, file URLs redirect to those objects, so any saved link still showed the unedited original and its variants.
  • The first edit now copies the unedited objects to private unedited_<random>_* keys and deletes the served keys once nothing references them.
  • A backup made by 2.28.0 moves on its next edit.
  • Responses a CDN or browser already cached can't be revoked. Purge on [:phoenix_kit, :storage, :file_edited] telemetry (see the storage README, "Editing images"). (#821 review)

2.28.0 - 2026-09-17

Added

• Image editor (#821). Crop (drawn or by aspect preset), quarter turns, mirror/flip, straighten, brightness/contrast, and hide areas with blur, pixelate or a black box. It opens from the media browser's grid, list and stack menus, the viewer sidebar, and the media detail page (?edit=image). Details:
  • An edited image keeps its uuid, and its unedited original moves to a hidden system-managed backup. From the editor you can download (signed link), restore or delete that original.
  • Redaction coarsens the area before scaling it back, so it can't be undone. Edited images lose EXIF (GPS included), XMP, IPTC and comments.
  • PhoenixKit.Modules.Storage.ImageEditing is the API (edit, revert, retry, save_copy, delete_unedited_original). The media settings choose keep_original or replace_original.
  • ApplyImageEditJob renders from the unedited original and swaps the result in one transaction. edit_revision guards every step.
  • GET /api/files/:uuid/unedited serves the unedited original to editors, or with a one-hour token bound to the user.
• V195 migration — image-editing columns on phoenix_kit_files (edits, edit_revision, edit_state, original_file_uuid, edited_from_uuid) and an index on phoenix_kit_file_instances.file_name. (#821)
• Versioned file URLs — ?v= names the served checksum. Only a versioned URL is cached as immutable; a different v redirects to the current one. An unversioned URL keeps for a day, or is revalidated once the file has been edited. Tiles are stored under their version. Build URLs with URLSigner.signed_url(uuid, variant, version: instance). (#821)
• Modules can declare their Oban queues with the optional oban_queues/0 callback (name: limit or name: [limit: n, kind: ...]). (#821)
  • The installer generates its queue list from the declarations.
  • The updater adds only missing queues and never changes a limit the host set.
  • The doctor, and a one-time log line after boot, report declared queues that aren't running.
• {:phoenix_kit_require, requirement} on_mount hook — checks the scope a session-level mount left (:authenticated, :owner, :admin, {:module, key}) without mounting again, so public and signed-in pages can share one live_session. The ensure_* hooks keep their behaviour. Stacking the kit's hooks no longer raises "hook :current_page already attached". (#821)
• Settings.subscribe/0 — every committed settings change broadcasts {:setting_changed, key, value} (secrets as :redacted), and a delete broadcasts {:setting_deleted, key}. ⚠️ A phoenix_kit:settings subscriber whose handle_info has no catch-all clause will now receive messages it doesn't match. (#821)
• chart_lanes/1 and a public ChartScale — HTML rows of bands that line up with line_chart's x axis. line_chart gains an opt-in hover readout, still without JavaScript. (#821)
• Locale routing contract (guides/locale-routing.md):
  • The language lives in the URL, never in the session.
  • LanguageSwitcher.locale_path/2 is public.
  • goto_home now works.
  • In development, the switcher warns once when a page shows a language its URL doesn't carry. (#821)
• V193 migration — composite partial indexes for the AI spend caps ((endpoint_uuid, inserted_at) and (user_uuid, inserted_at), including cost_cents, for successful requests). (#821)
• V194 migration — withholds integration connection bodies (tokens) already copied into the settings history. (#821)

Changed

• Faster compile for PhoenixKitWeb.Gettext: the backend now compiles one module per locale, in parallel (split_module_by: [:locale]). A clean phoenix_kit compile went from ~69s to ~20s, most of which went to this one file. Lookups through the backend are unchanged.

• Stored objects are deleted by reference, not by shared directory. delete_file_completely/1 removes every key no remaining row references, checked and deleted under a per-path lock. It used to keep or leak whole directories. (#821)

• Auth pages set their own page_title, and the root layout no longer ships the " · Phoenix Framework" suffix. (#821)

• Tabs that share a permission key no longer log a re-registration warning per tab. (#821)

• mix phoenix_kit.update leaves a host's own data-theme script alone when updating the root layout. (#821)

• The sitemap falls back to the endpoint URL when site_url is empty. Placeholder hosts are never used, and localhost only on a dev server. (#821)

• The doctor probes for transaction poolers and reports how /sitemap.xml is served. (#821)

• Generated admin pages no longer assign url_path. (#821)

Fixed

• A variant served in place of one not generated yet is no longer cached as immutable at the variant's permanent URL. Generation jobs are unique per file, and are enqueued inline instead of from a Task. (#821)
• A settings cache miss-fill can no longer re-cache a value a concurrent write just replaced. (#821)
• Integration connection bodies are no longer copied into settings history or broadcasts. (#821)
• mix phoenix_kit.update survives a boot-time Registry.unregister_tab/1 call and a database pool that exits. (#821)
• The updater checks for a queue in this app's own Oban block, not the whole config file. (#821)
• Repair no longer misreports the V170 notification indexes or re-creates the deleted billing_default_currency / shop_currency seeds. (#821)
• Post-merge review of #821:
  • The image edit job no longer lets the uploader's file extension choose ImageMagick's coder. x.mvg uploaded as image/png was read as MVG.
  • A run Oban discards no longer fails a newer save's revision. That save now stays with its own run.
  • Retry re-renders the edit saved on the row, not the stale one a second tab showed, which could undo a newer redaction.
  • open_image_editor in MediaBrowser now checks the uuid, the only_file_type lock and system-managed files. It also stops building the editor scope on every render.
  • A non-string ?v= is treated as a stale version instead of a 500.
  • The doctor read site_url in update mode, so it always reported it unset.
  • A pooler-looking config with no pooling detected warns again, because an idle PgBouncer can hide transaction pooling from the probe.
  • The switcher's session-locale warning now reaches hosts in dev. It used to be compiled out of every dependency build. It also no longer flags default-language host pages outside the mount.
  • Install.Common DB checks catch :exit.
  • Settings history fails closed when it can't tell whether a row is secret.
  • The magic-link registration title is translated.
  • The image-editing test suites actually run on ImageMagick 6. They probed for magick and "skipped" from setup, which ExUnit ignores.

2.27.2 - 2026-09-17

Fixed

• Form language tabs drop the country qualifier (Multilang.build_language_tabs/0). With one dialect per language enabled, the tabs now read English / German instead of English (United States) / German (Germany), matching the nav dropdowns. The qualifier comes back only when two dialects of the same language are enabled (e.g. en-US + en-GB).

2.27.1 - 2026-09-17

Fixed

• IPv6 clients are grouped by their /64 (IpAddress.network/1). Every address in a /64 belongs to one client, and the OS rotates a temporary address inside it daily:
  • per-IP rate limits (login, registration, magic link, password reset, confirmation resend, QR login, referral codes) now count per /64, so a fresh address per request no longer resets the limit
  • the session fingerprint no longer logs "changed IP" for a rotated address, and login alerts reuse the known-device row instead of adding one per rotation (Active Sessions matches by the same key)
  • loopback (::1), unspecified (::), and link-local (fe80::/10) stay per-address; well-known NAT64 (64:ff9b::/96) and IPv4-compatible (::a.b.c.d) unmap to the embedded IPv4, same as ::ffff:a.b.c.d
  • known-device reuse hits the unique (user, ip, ua) index first and only scans same-UA rows by /64 when grouping is coarser than the address
• IpAddress.extract_ip_address/1 printed IPv6 as decimal groups ("8193:3512:1:0:0:0:0:1"); it now prints standard hex ("2001:db8:1::1").

2.27.0 - 2026-09-16

Added

• Etcher 0.14 tools in the media viewer — :highlighter and :arrow join the toolbar, and label font size is a per-user pref (clamped 6–200px, whole pixels). Pins move to etcher ~> 0.14.0, a fresco ~> 0.12.0 alternative, and tessera 0.3.6. (#820)
• V192 migration — phoenix_kit_annotations_kind_check allows 'arrow'. down/1 refuses while arrow annotations exist. A new test reads the viewer's tool list, so a tool the schema can't persist fails CI. (#820)
• The media viewer's file is in the URL (?file=<uuid>) for url-synced browsers: a refresh reopens the viewer on that file, and Back closes it. Opening, stepping and closing the viewer skip the listing reload. (#820)

Changed

• The media viewer opens faster (#820):
  • it opens on the small variant the grid already cached
  • an instant stand-in shows the card's bitmap while the server replies
  • grid cards warm their viewer variants on hover
  • the open viewer warms its neighbours' variants
  • the user row is read once per open instead of three times
• The folder sidebar collapses and expands client-side before the server round trip. (#820)
• The upload drawer closes itself once files are accepted. (#820)
• OS drag-drop uploads find their upload input from any nesting depth. (#820)

Fixed

• Post-merge review of #820:
  • A ?file= uuid missing from the loaded listing is now held to the browser's scope_folder_id, its only_file_type lock and the system-managed filter. Before, a scoped picker opened any file in the install by uuid. A malformed uuid no longer crash-loops the mount.
  • V192 stamps version 192 (it stamped 191, and 190 on rollback, left over from its pre-merge number). A new test checks every migration's version comment.

2.26.1 - 2026-09-16

Fixed

• PhoenixKit.Utils.Number.parse_decimal/2 and format_decimal/1 no longer return a whole number in exponent form: "10" used to parse to 1E+1, which is Decimal.equal?/2 to Decimal.new("10") but not == to it, and printed as 1E+1 through to_string/1 and Jason. Trailing fraction zeros are still stripped ("2.500" → 2.5). (#819)

2.26.0 - 2026-09-16

Added

• <.decimal_input> (PhoenixKitWeb.Components.Core.DecimalInput) — a form control for quantities, prices and measurements, where a comma and a dot must both work and nothing may be rounded. It renders type="text" inputmode="decimal" in place of a browser number control, whose separator follows the page locale and whose step blocks submits. It takes an optional unit suffix, and the text a person typed survives a re-render unchanged. Otherwise it matches <.input>: FormField or raw name/value, label, translated errors, class / wrapper_class. (#818)
• PhoenixKit.Utils.Number.parse_decimal/2 (plus parse_decimal!/2 and format_decimal/1) — turns typed text into a normalized Decimal. A comma or a dot is the decimal point, and space / dot / comma grouping is accepted only between 3-digit groups. It takes :min / :max and never clamps. Exponents, NaN, hex and values of 10¹² or more are refused, and input over 64 bytes is rejected before any parsing. It returns {:error, :empty | :invalid | :below_min | :above_max}. (#818)

Fixed

• Post-merge review of #818: space grouping is now held to the same 3-digit rule as dot/comma grouping ("12 34" and "1,234 567" were silently merged into 1234 and 1.234567), and a negative zero is returned unsigned so the field never shows -0.

2.25.0 - 2026-09-16

Added

• Who added a user — phoenix_kit_users.created_by_uuid (migration V191: self-referencing foreign key, ON DELETE SET NULL, indexed), shown as "Added By" on the admin user details page. Backfilled from the user.created activity entries the admin form has always logged, as far back as activity retention kept them. Set only by the new Auth.admin_create_user/2; never cast from params, so a public sign-up cannot claim an admin added it.

Fixed

• Admin "Create User" left the admin on a refilled form. Anything that raised after the insert (the confirmation mailer is the unguarded step) crashed the LiveView; form recovery refilled every field, and a second submit reported the email as taken. The email send is now rescued (a failed send shows a warning flash instead of claiming it was sent), and a successful create navigates to the new user's page instead of the users list.
• Admin user creation no longer counts against the registration rate limits. The admin form went through the anonymous sign-up limiter, so an admin adding more than ten users an hour was refused — and used up the public sign-up budget of their own IP.

2.24.0 - 2026-09-16

Added

• Media reorganizer (#815) — moves every module's legacy media folders to where the host's attachments_parent_folder / attachments_folder_name hooks now put new ones.
  • mix phoenix_kit.media.reorganize — dry-run by default (prints a per-{source, kind} summary table plus details); --apply writes, --source <module_key> (repeatable) narrows the run, --pending-days sets the stale-pending-folder threshold (default 7). Options are validated before the app starts; an unknown or disabled --source key is an error. Exits 1 when --apply leaves any action :failed or :conflict.
  • PhoenixKit.Modules.Storage.Reorganizer engine — each action runs in its own transaction against a FOR UPDATE re-read of the folder, re-verifies the plan-time file/link counts before and after the write, and never halts the run on a raising source, a failed action or a naming conflict. Nothing is hard-deleted: :trash only soft-deletes a folder still empty at apply time. Moving a trashed folder restores the subtree trashed with it. on_conflict: :suffix picks a free "name (N)".
  • PhoenixKit.Modules.Storage.Reorganizer.Source behaviour — the full contract for module implementations (hook failures, claims, duplicates, pointer back-fill, stale pending folders, query cost) lives in its moduledoc. Actions are plain maps validated by Reorganizer.Action, so a module never compiles against core's action struct; unknown keys are dropped with one warning.
  • New optional PhoenixKit.Module callback media_reorganizer/0 (default nil), collected from enabled modules by ModuleRegistry.all_media_reorganizers/0.

Fixed

• Reorganizer summary no longer hides a back-fill's rename or restore. A move carrying after_move always reports outcome :backfilled, and the renamed / restored columns were derived from that single outcome, so a back-filled action that also renamed or un-trashed its folder counted in neither. Applied actions now carry an engine-internal changes list (:moved / :renamed / :restored) that the summary and the details section read.

2.23.3 - 2026-09-15

Added

• mix package.clean deletes the phoenix_kit-*.tar tarballs that mix hex.build / mix hex.publish leave in the project root (64 of them, 199 MB, had piled up). It runs as the last mix prerelease step; run it by hand after a bare mix hex.publish. The .gitignore entry for them, a leftover phoenix_module_template-*.tar from the template repo, now names phoenix_kit-*.tar.

• mix precommit now compiles the test tree via a new test.compile alias, run between deps.unlock --check-unused and quality.ci. No existing gate step ever compiled test/**/*_test.exs: format and credo only parse them, compile and dialyzer see elixirc_paths (which covers test/support, not the .exs test files), and ExUnit is the only thing that compiles those — so a test file that is valid syntax but fails to compile (a duplicate describe name, for example, which ExUnit rejects at defmodule time) passed every step and only surfaced on the next mix test. The alias compiles every test file with Kernel.ParallelCompiler.compile/1 in a MIX_ENV=test subprocess, deliberately without test_helper.exs: no ExUnit.start, no database probe, no migration, zero tests run, so it cannot go red from the environment — only from a genuine compile error in test/. mix test itself is still not part of precommit; see AGENTS.md "CI/CD".

Fixed

• Stored originals keep their extension when copied out for processing. Storage.retrieve_file/1 — and Manager.retrieve_file/2 without a :destination_path — wrote the temp copy as phoenix_kit_<random>, with no extension. ImageMagick identifies some formats by extension alone, ICO among them, so ProcessFileJob failed every variant of an .ico upload with identify: no decode delegate for this image format and the job was discarded, even where ImageMagick reads ICO. The temp copy now carries the stored original's extension, as Manager.replicate_to_buckets/3 already did. AnnotationThumbnail reads its source through the same call (#817). Only a media extension (image, video, audio, PDF — Manager.temp_extension/1) is kept: the extension is the uploader's filename, and it also selects the ImageMagick coders that have no magic bytes (MVG, MSL, TXT), which an extensionless copy never reached — a .mvg uploaded as image/png is stored as an image and would have been handed to identify as MVG.
• A missing pdftoppm, pdfinfo, identify or ffmpeg is reported as not installed. System.cmd/3 raises ErlangError with :enoent in original and reason: nil; PdfProcessor and System.Dependencies checked reason, so the not-installed branch never ran — a host without poppler logged pdftoppm error: nil for every PDF, and check_imagemagick/0 / check_ffmpeg/0 returned {:error, "Error checking …: nil"} instead of {:error, :not_installed}.
• PDF uploads are processed again on hosts that have poppler. ProcessFileJob merged pdfinfo's string-keyed fields ("page_count", "author", …) into the atom-keyed %{status: "active"} update, and Ecto.Changeset.cast/3 rejects a mixed-key map — so every PDF job raised Ecto.CastError on the metadata step and was discarded after three attempts, before any preview variant was rendered. Without poppler extract_metadata/1 returns %{} and the merge happened to be clean, which is why the crash only showed up once the tool was installed. The fields now go into the file's :metadata map (PdfProcessor.file_attrs/2) (#816), filling only keys it doesn't already hold — "title" is also the user-editable title the media detail page saves there, and a re-processed PDF must not replace it with the document's own Title.

2.23.2 - 2026-09-15

Added

• Hosts can choose the folder core's own uploads land in (#813). config :phoenix_kit, :uploads_parent_folder, {Mod, :fun} is called as fun(kind, actor_uuid, subject) (or fun(kind, actor_uuid)) with kind :avatar or :branding and returns {:ok, folder_uuid} or nil for the storage root (the default). Auth.update_user_avatar/4 places the stored avatar there; the user form's avatar picker and the logo / site-icon / auth-background pickers on /admin/settings and /admin/settings/authorization pass the answer to MediaSelectorModal as scope_folder_id. Note that scope_folder_id also scopes browsing, so once the hook is configured those pickers list only files under the returned folder. An answer that is not a live folder (not a UUID, no such folder, or trashed), or a hook that raises or exits, falls back to the root.
• The standalone media selector accepts ?scope_folder=<uuid> (#813) and attaches uploads made from it to that folder; a malformed, missing or trashed folder is ignored. MediaSelectorHelper.media_selector_url/2 takes a matching :scope_folder option.
• Annotation-comment attachments can be placed by the host (#813) through config :phoenix_kit_comments, :attachments_parent_folder, called with :annotation_attachment and %{resource_type: "file", resource_uuid: uuid}.
• Storage moduledoc: folder conventions for module packages (#813) — the parent-folder and folder-name hooks, the lookup order for an object's folder, and leaving re-parenting to the host.

Fixed

• The upload placement hook is consulted when a picker opens, not in mount/3, so viewing a settings page or the user form no longer runs a host hook (which may create a folder) twice per load.
• A hook answering a folder that no longer exists no longer crashes Auth.update_user_avatar/4 after the file was stored, nor the picker's upload.
• The standalone media selector logs a failed scope-folder attach instead of discarding it.

2.23.1 - 2026-09-13

Changed

• A module whose database schema is newer than its code is now reported as "ahead of code", not "up to date" (#806). PhoenixKit.Migrations.Modules.classify/2 returns a new :ahead_of_code status for installed > target (a rollback, or a dependency pinned backwards), with a matching Modules.ahead_of_code/1 filter. mix phoenix_kit.status shows it in red with a new {:modules_ahead_of_code, names} next action; mix phoenix_kit.doctor warns; mix phoenix_kit.update names it instead of printing "up to date". When another module is genuinely behind, update is still the next action and the ahead module is listed as an extra reason. Note: mix phoenix_kit.status --exit-code exits non-zero for this state, as it does for every non-Ready action, so a deploy gated on it fails after a code rollback past a module migration.
• Apple Sign-In and billing-provider secrets are encrypted at rest (#807). oauth_apple_private_key, billing_stripe_secret_key, billing_stripe_webhook_secret, billing_stripe_api_key, billing_paypal_client_secret, billing_paypal_webhook_secret, billing_razorpay_key_secret, billing_razorpay_webhook_secret and billing_everypay_api_secret join restricted_setting_keys/0, so writes through Settings.update_setting/2 store enc:v1: ciphertext and Settings.get_setting/2 decrypts. phoenix_kit_billing reads every one of them through get_setting/2 and needs no change. Existing plaintext values keep reading correctly and are encrypted on the next save or mix phoenix_kit.integrations.rotate_key. The public identifiers (Stripe publishable key, PayPal client/webhook ID, Razorpay key ID, EveryPay username/account) stay unencrypted. A new test-support perimeter scan asserts that every secret-shaped setting key core references or seeds is restricted.

Fixed

• Settings batch reads now actually fill cache misses from the database (#810). Settings.get_settings_cached/2 and get_json_settings_cached/2 looked for a missing key in Cache.get_multiple/3's result, but that function returns every requested key and substitutes the default on a miss, so a miss was never detected. A cold or expired cache read as nil for every key without querying the database. This affected every get_settings_cached/2 caller, including phoenix_kit_web_analytics and phoenix_kit_publishing. Misses are now detected with a sentinel. A restricted key that fails to decrypt is answered but not cached, so the next read retries, matching the boot warmer. A JSON read of a row with no JSON value now caches nil instead of "not found".
• Activity feed order is stable when timestamps tie (#809). Activity.list/1 and Activity.recent/1 sorted by inserted_at alone, so rows with the same timestamp (every pre-V185 whole-second row) could come back in any order. They now add uuid as a tiebreak.
• A blocked role-permissions click shows a translated reason (#805). The Roles page flashed the raw error atom (owner_immutable). The message mapping moved from PermissionsMatrix to Permissions.edit_role_permissions_error_message/1, and both pages use it.
• The OAuth "Test Credentials" button now actually tests the credentials. It compared each field to "" and nothing else, so a 9-character Google client secret — or a field containing only a space — read as "properly formatted" while Google itself answered the same values with 401 invalid_client. For Google, the button now POSTs the current client ID/secret to oauth2.googleapis.com/token with a deliberately invalid authorization code and reads Google's own verdict: invalid_client means the credentials are wrong; invalid_grant means they are right (only the fake code was rejected, as expected) — this "right credentials" leg follows from Google's documented error definitions and was not itself exercised against a real registered app, and falls back to inconclusive if Google ever answers a correct pair with anything else. No redirect_uri is sent — this used to send an RFC 2606 .invalid placeholder, which fails Google's "Host TLDs must belong to the public suffix list" redirect-URI rule and came back invalid_request regardless of the credentials, making the check permanently inconclusive; a placeholder on a real public-suffix host was not affected (verified live with fabricated credentials: example.com/localhost and no redirect_uri all answered the same invalid_client). A third outcome — could not reach Google, or a response that isn't cleanly one of the two verdicts above — is reported as inconclusive (a distinct :inconclusive result, shown as a warning rather than an error flash), never folded into either a pass or a fail. GitHub and Facebook keep the previous format-only check (now actually enforcing it — see below) rather than an unverified live check against their token endpoints.
• A short or blank-looking OAuth secret is now rejected on save, not just by the button. PhoenixKit.Users.OAuthConfig.validate_secret_format/2 rejects a value that is only whitespace or implausibly short (under 16 characters — real secrets from all three providers are at least 24) before PhoenixKitWeb.Live.Settings.Authorization persists it; the generic settings schema (PhoenixKit.Settings.Setting) is deliberately left alone, since a Google-secret-shaped format check does not belong in a schema shared by every setting in the app. A secret already saved before this fix does not retroactively block saving an unrelated field. A secret with leading/trailing whitespace (a copy-paste artifact) is now trimmed before it is persisted or tested, instead of being saved and sent to the provider padded.
• OAuth test-result messages are now translated. The success message was never wrapped in gettext — a translated button produced an English response, and the wording ("...properly formatted. Initiate OAuth flow to test actual connection.") was easy to mistake for "this works" at a glance. All three providers' messages, on all three (now honest) outcomes, are gettext-wrapped, along with the adjacent "Reload Config" flash and the "Test Credentials" button name repeated in the on-page setup instructions.
• Post-merge review fixes (#808, #807). The nine new OAuth msgids had never been extracted, so every locale still rendered them in English. They are now extracted and translated into de/es/et/fr/it/pl/ru. The Google credential check no longer logs an exit/throw reason verbatim (a GenServer.call exit reason embeds the call's arguments), matching the rescue branch's rule. The secret-key perimeter test no longer runs under DataCase, which had silently excluded it on database-less runs.

2.23.0 - 2026-09-13

Added

• Active role: users act as one role at a time, per session (opt-in, role_switcher_enabled, default off). A user holding two or more switchable roles acts as exactly one of them, and Scope.for_user/1 narrows cached_roles and cached_permissions to that role plus the always-on roles — an Admin acting as "Seller" has no admin access until they switch back. Owner and Admin are always switchable; User is always on; custom roles are switchable unless listed in role_switcher_always_on_roles. The choice is stored on the session token (phoenix_kit_users_tokens.active_role_uuid, V190): Admin on one machine and Seller on another at the same time, a role of its own for an impersonation session, a fresh start for every sign-in and every added multi-session account. It reaches for_user/1 through %User{active_role_uuid: _}, a virtual field only the session-token loader fills, so every scope rebuild — plugs, LiveView mounts, the role-change refresh (now reloading through the session token), sibling packages — narrows without changes. A stored role the user no longer holds is ignored. New: PhoenixKit.Users.ActiveRole, Scope.active_role/1, Scope.held_roles/1, Scope.narrowed?/1, Scope.switchable_roles/1, Scope.for_user(user, narrow: false), Roles.get_user_role_records/1, Roles.get_role_records_for_users/1, Permissions.get_permissions_for_roles/1; settings role_switcher_enabled, role_switcher_location, role_switcher_always_on_roles. Design and review record: dev_docs/plans/2026-09-13-active-role.md.
• Role order — phoenix_kit_user_roles.position (V190; seeded Owner, Admin, User, then custom roles by creation). Reordered on /admin/users/roles by dragging or with the arrows (Roles.reorder_roles/1, Roles.move_role/2); Roles.list_roles/0, list_roles_paginated/1, get_custom_roles/0 and get_user_role_records/1 follow it. It decides the default role of every new session — the first switchable role the user holds — and the order the switcher lists roles in.
• Switching the active role — PUT /users/session/role (role_uuid, optional return_to) through ActiveRole.switch/3: refused unless the switcher is on and the role is one of the user's switchable roles, written to that session's token only, logged as session.role_switched, and broadcast so every open LiveView of the user rebuilds its scope from its own token and leaves pages the new role cannot reach ("This page is not available in the role you switched to."). return_to is followed only when the new scope can mount it — admin-area paths are resolved through the router to their LiveView and asked the mount gate's own question, every role alike.
• Removing a role signs out the sessions acting as it (Sessions.revoke_user_sessions_in_role/2, from Roles.remove_role/3 and sync_user_roles/3): the person starts over in whatever they still hold. Sessions in another role keep going and refresh in place.
• The role switcher UI — PhoenixKitWeb.Components.Core.RoleSwitcher. A "Role" section under Language in both account dropdowns (AdminNav.admin_user_dropdown/1, UserDashboardNav.user_dropdown/1), and with role_switcher_location set to "header" a compact control in the admin and dashboard headers from sm up, the menu section taking over on phones. Renders only for a narrowed scope — an impersonation session included; the switchable roles ride on the scope (Scope.switchable_roles/1), so it costs no query per page. The multi-session account list labels each account with the role its session is acting as.
• Sessions lists show the role each session acts as — Sessions.* rows carry active_role; /admin/users/sessions and the user's own devices list render it beside the device.
• A "Roles" tab on /admin/settings/users for the role_switcher_* settings: the on/off switch, the switcher location, and which custom roles are always on (Owner, Admin and User are fixed and not offered). Guide: dev_docs/guides/2026-09-13-active-role.md.

Changed

• Roles.list_roles/0 and list_roles_paginated/1 order by role order (position, then name) instead of system-roles-first-then-name. The seeded order is the same for an untouched install.

Fixed

• Permanently deleting from a folder's trash view no longer destroys a file merely linked in from another scope (post-#804 review): the single-file delete now requires the file's home in scope, like the bulk delete always did; a linked file in this folder's trash is unlinked instead. Rotation, which is written on the file, again requires the file's home in scope rather than only its appearance in the viewed folder.
• The parked "Wrong email? Change it" form asks for the password when email confirmation is not enforced. With require_email_confirmation off an unconfirmed account is fully usable, so the password-less path (2.22.7) would have let a stolen session re-address a live account. Confirmation enforced keeps the password-less path.
• A stolen copy of the session cookie survived a password change on the submitting browser's token, which 2.22.18 exempted from the disconnect so the re-login could go out. Session.create now disconnects that token five seconds after the new one is issued (Sessions.disconnect_tokens_later/2).
• The LiveView scope refresh handed a deactivated user a fresh scope. reload_session_user/2 now passes through ensure_active_user/1 like every other token/user resolution.
• An Admin acting as another role could still impersonate. The impersonation authority now reads the root session's roles in effect, so it follows the active role even for a hand-crafted POST. Targets are still judged by their real roles.
• "You cannot edit your own role" ignored roles you hold but are not acting as. Permissions.can_edit_role_permissions?/2 now checks Scope.held_roles/1.
• A role or permission change emptied the header's account switcher until the next full page load: the LiveView scope refresh rebuilt the scope without the multi-session fields. They are now carried over.
• The time-zone alert replaced the whole custom_fields map from the socket's user struct, silently restoring stale values of every other key a concurrent tab had changed. It now merges its one key atomically (Auth.merge_user_custom_fields/3).

2.22.24 - 2026-09-12

Changed

• Etcher pinned to 0.13.2 (#803) — mix.lock and the ETCHER_CDN tag in priv/static/assets/phoenix_kit.js move together. Both media-viewer embeds (the lightbox and the viewer_only page) pass the new panel_offset={%{top: 56}}, so Etcher's style-panel chevron anchors below the viewer's details button instead of sharing its row.
• The media viewer's sidebar toggle sits on the viewer/sidebar seam (#803) on desktop with the sidebar expanded, hosted in a zero-width column between the panels (the viewer clips and the sidebar scrolls, so neither can hold it). Collapsed and stacked-mobile layouts keep the in-viewer button. The prev/next arrows gained 16px of inset from the image edge.

Fixed

• The :fresco, :tessera and :etcher requirements now stop at the pinned minor (#802) — the same patch-less-~> bug 2.22.21 fixed for :leaf: ~> 0.10, ~> 0.3 and ~> 0.9 each meant < 1.0.0, letting a host float the Elixir half past the exact jsDelivr tag core serves the browser half from. vendored_cdn_pins_test.exs now holds every pinned sibling's ceiling to its pinned minor. Resolution is unchanged.
• The :etcher floor is raised to 0.13.2. Core's markup passes panel_offset (Etcher 0.13.2) and connectors={:off} (0.12.2), and phoenix_kit.js bridges etcher:tooltip-action (0.13.0), but the requirement still admitted 0.9.0. A host whose lock held etcher 0.12.x kept it through mix deps.update phoenix_kit: the attrs were silently dropped (connector anchors reappeared on the lightbox) and the 0.13.2 bundle ran against a 0.12 server half. Such a host now gets a resolver error naming etcher instead.

2.22.23 - 2026-09-12

Fixed

• The inactive account rows in the user dropdown still sat a few pixels right of everything else. The row that switches accounts is a <button>, which inherits the user-agent text-align: center, and the email inside it is flex-1 — so an email shorter than its column centred itself and drifted right of the active row, which is a <div> and starts at the text edge. The effect scaled with how much slack the email had, which is why it survived the structural alignment fix in 2.22.22. The button now carries text-start.

2.22.22 - 2026-09-12

Fixed

• The account switcher in the user dropdown is aligned and legible again (both AdminNav.admin_user_dropdown/1 and UserDashboardNav.user_dropdown/1, which carried byte-identical markup and so carried identical bugs).
  • "Add account" wore a gear icon — icon_settings, the same glyph as the Settings row above it, reading as a second settings entry rather than an action. It is now icon_user_add.
  • The active and inactive rows were built differently and did not line up. The active row put its padding on the li's direct child; the inactive row split it across a wrapper and a <button> two levels deeper, so daisyUI's own menu-child padding landed on each differently and the emails drifted a pad's width apart. The wrapper is now the only li > * and carries the !p-0 reset (the idiom the in-menu language list already used), with every bit of spacing on an inner row that is structurally identical in both branches.
  • The role badge on the active row was invisible — badge-ghost renders as base-200 and the row's own background was base-200, so the current account's role read as bare text while every other row showed a chip.
  • Role badges now share a right edge: the active row reserves width for its check mark, the inactive rows gained a matching spacer.
  • Rows no longer change width with their remove button. The trailing slot is a fixed width rendered on every row as soon as any account is removable (empty on the active and root rows), so the email column stops stepping in and out down the list. The literal ✕ character became icon_x_thin, and the button gained an aria-label naming the account it removes.
  • The active account now takes the bg-primary treatment the active language row above it already used, instead of a grey highlight — one active style per menu.

2.22.21 - 2026-09-11

Changed

• Leaf pinned to 0.8.0 (#801) — mix.lock and the LEAF_CDN constant in priv/static/assets/phoenix_kit.js move together to leaf@v0.8.0, bringing the atomic-chip editing batch: hand-typed preserved tags chip when the cursor leaves the line, chips are click-selectable (Backspace deletes, Enter opens a paragraph after, arrows step the caret out), and Ctrl+Backspace/Ctrl+Delete word deletion works in hybrid source blocks. Riding along: a wiki link can be typed in a row that already holds a markdown link, and the toolbar heading button edits the source in hybrid mode so it survives leaving the line.

Fixed

• The :leaf requirement now has the ceiling its comment always claimed. Every alternative was patch-less — and ~> 0.5 means >= 0.5.0 and < 1.0.0, not "the 0.5 line", so that one alternative swallowed the whole 0.x range and made the or ~> 0.6 or ~> 0.7 or ~> 0.8 enumeration after it inert. This matters more than for an ordinary dep: core serves leaf's browser half from an exact jsDelivr tag while Hex resolves the Elixir half, so an open ceiling let a host float the server half past the frozen bundle the day leaf 0.9 shipped — the silent cross-version editor the pin exists to prevent. The requirement is now ~> 0.4.1 or ~> 0.5.0 or ~> 0.6.0 or ~> 0.7.0 or ~> 0.8.0 (>= 0.4.1 and < 0.9.0); resolution is unchanged at leaf 0.8.0 and mix.lock did not move. leaf_bundle_pin_test.exs gained a test that rejects the next minor above the CDN pin, which the old floor-only check could never catch.

2.22.20 - 2026-09-11

Fixed

• Changing your password no longer signs you out of the tab that submitted the form. The session-revocation fix in 2.22.18 broadcasts LiveView's "disconnect" (a page reload) for every token it deletes. The settings form still needs that socket: phx-trigger-action POSTs the re-login, and a reload here lands on a remember-me cookie pointing at a token that was just deleted. Other devices still close immediately; the submitting browser is skipped via update_user_password/4's :except_token.

2.22.19 - 2026-09-11

Security

• The three endpoints that send mail to anyone who asks are no longer throttled per address alone. Magic link, password reset and confirmation resend each counted hits per email address, while login and registration already counted per IP too. An address bucket cannot see a spray: ten thousand addresses take one hit each, no bucket ever fires, and the install sends ten thousand emails — mailbox flooding for the people named, and sender-reputation and mailer-quota damage for the operator. Each endpoint now has three buckets:

  • per address (unchanged, 3 per 5 minutes) — stops one person being hammered;
  • per IP (new, 10 per 5 minutes) — stops a spray from one host;
  • per install (new, 300 per hour) — the total the site will send at all, whoever asks and from wherever. A botnet with a fresh address and a fresh IP per request walks through the first two; only this bounds the mail bill.

  The site-wide cap is charged last, by requests the narrower two already allowed. Charged first, an attacker hammering a single address — refused, and sending nothing — would drain the allowance for everybody else, which is the one way a site-wide limit becomes an attack in itself. It trips loudly (a logged error naming the setting to raise), and is meant as a circuit breaker: raise it before anything that sends a crowd to the forgot-password form at once, such as a forced credential rotation. nil switches it off. All of it is tunable under config :phoenix_kit, PhoenixKit.Users.RateLimiter.

  Public pages capture the visitor's address during mount, which is the only point a LiveView can read connect info — captured anywhere else the bucket silently keys on nothing.

2.22.18 - 2026-09-11

Security

• Revoking a session now actually closes the tab it belongs to. Every path that drops session tokens — "Sign out this device", "sign out everywhere", deactivating a user, an admin password reset, a password change, the external-proof confirmation — deleted the row and left any already-connected LiveView running. A socket keeps its assigns, an authenticated scope included, and goes on serving events until it re-mounts, so the account an operator had just cut off kept working in an open tab. Two defects stacked: the only function that broadcast the disconnect had no callers, and the broadcast itself resolved PhoenixKitWeb.Endpoint — a module that ships in this library but that nothing starts inside a host app, so it raised "no :pubsub_server configured", was swallowed by a rescue, and disconnected nothing anywhere. Disconnects now go to the host's endpoint (via PhoenixKit.Config.get_parent_endpoint/0) and are part of the token drain itself, so a future revocation path cannot forget them.

Fixed

• The user detail page names the account type and the organization. "Basic Information" showed an "Account Type" row only for organization accounts, so the answer for everyone else lived in the summary card — not where you look first. A person account linked to an organization showed the organization's raw uuid; it now renders the organization's name as a link to it, the same way the summary card already did.

• The account switcher no longer forgets accounts when the browser's session cookie goes away. The multi-account stack lived only in the Plug session, which on a stock mix phx.new endpoint is a browser-session cookie — so at browser restart the remember-me cookie restored the one identity it holds and every account the user had added silently disappeared, with no error and nothing in the activity log. Added accounts are now mirrored into a second persistent cookie and the whole stack comes back with the remembered login. The mirror is written only for a browser that already holds a remember-me cookie (a deliberately session-only login stays session-only), is bound to the root token it was created under (so a stale mirror cannot attach itself to the next person who signs in on a shared computer), drops tokens that no longer resolve to an active user, and is cleared on logout, on a fresh login, and when multi_session_enabled is turned off. An impersonation is never mirrored: "sign in as this user" still ends with the browser session.

2.22.17 - 2026-09-11

Added

• An installed dashboards module can own the /admin landing page. When one is present, enabled, and a dashboard is bound to the home place, it renders there instead of the built-in overview — live, so binding or unbinding one updates the page without a reload. Nothing changes on an install without that module.
• Users can pick where they land after signing in. A new "Start page" picker in profile settings lists the visitor's own visible, top-level admin tabs; the choice is honored on every login/magic-link/OAuth sign-in, after an explicit return-to destination and before the site's configured default.

Fixed

• update_user_start_page/2 now delegates its local-path check to Routes.local_path?/1 instead of a private re-implementation that missed the ASCII control-character case documented as load-bearing elsewhere in the codebase. The stored preference was already re-validated by the real guard at redirect time, so this was not a live open redirect, but it closes a second, drifting copy of a security-critical check (PR #800 review).

2.22.16 - 2026-09-10

Changed

• Leaf bumped to 0.7.0. Widens the ~> 0.4.1 or ~> 0.5 or ~> 0.6 requirement to also admit ~> 0.7, and moves the LEAF_CDN pin in phoenix_kit.js to leaf@v0.7.0 in lockstep with the resolved mix.lock version. Brings wiki-link chips to hybrid source mode and an announced (rather than silent) flush conflict in the collaboration layer.

2.22.15 - 2026-09-09

Changed

• Permanent user deletion moved off the Users list, and gets a real confirmation screen. The "Delete" action is no longer offered from the list's row menu (table or card view) — it's a one-way, everything- related action that now belongs only on the user's own page, renamed "Permanently Delete" there. Confirming it now shows Auth. preview_user_deletion/1's real, per-user counts (session tokens, role assignments, OAuth connections, billing profiles, shopping carts, admin notes — and what would be anonymized: orders, posts, comments, support tickets, email logs, files) instead of the same generic six-item bullet list for every user regardless of whether any of it actually applied.

2.22.14 - 2026-09-09

Fixed

• A boolean custom field on the user's own /profile/settings page had no checkbox at all. The self-service custom-fields form had no "boolean" clause, so a boolean field fell through to the generic text-input default — the account holder saw (and could freely retype) the raw "true"/"false" value instead of a checkbox. The admin edit form already had a checkbox for this type; the profile page now does too.

Changed

• A boolean custom field on the admin edit form no longer shows two redundant labels. The generic "Label / Type" header above every field plus the checkbox's own generic "Enable this option" label meant a field named e.g. "Approved for Wood Matrix" rendered as "Approved for Wood Matrix / Boolean" followed by an unrelated "[ ] Enable this option". A boolean field now renders as a single checkbox labeled with the field's own label, matching how a checkbox is normally presented.

2.22.13 - 2026-09-09

Changed

• "New login" alerts no longer fire on an IP change alone. LoginAlerts treated a login as an unrecognized "new device" whenever the exact (ip_address, user_agent_hash) pair had no matching history row — so a user with a non-static IP (most residential/mobile connections) got a "we noticed a new login" email on a large fraction of logins from a browser they'd used many times before, training people to ignore it. The email/in-app alert now fires only when the browser/OS itself (user_agent_hash, regardless of IP) hasn't been seen for the account before; an IP-only change on an already-recognized browser updates the device record and activity log silently, same as it already does for the account's first-ever login. The per-(ip, ua) device history itself is unchanged — still used to enrich the self-service Active Sessions list.

2.22.12 - 2026-09-09

Fixed

• A successful geolocation lookup crashed registration mid-signup. registration_country is a 2-char column by design (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2), but Geolocation.lookup_location/1 only ever fetched and returned the full country name (e.g. "United States"), and register_user_with_geolocation/2 wrote that straight into the column. This had gone unnoticed because geolocation never actually succeeded in production before the 2.22.10/2.22.11 IP fixes — once it started resolving real visitor IPs, every successful lookup raised an unhandled Postgres string_data_right_truncation and killed the registration LiveView mid-signup. Geolocation now also fetches the ISO alpha-2 code from both providers, and only a genuine 2-letter code is written to registration_country.
• registration_country's changeset validation didn't match its own column. It allowed up to 100 characters — copied from registration_region/registration_city — instead of the 2 the column actually holds, so an oversized value reached Postgres as "valid" and only failed at the SQL layer instead of a normal {:error, changeset}. Now validated at max: 2, matching the column, as defense-in-depth for any caller.
• Admin UI locations (user_details's and the Users list's "City, Region, Country" text) now expand the stored ISO code back to a full country name via PhoenixKit.Utils.CountryData.country_name/1 for display.

2.22.11 - 2026-09-09

Fixed

• The IP address behind session-hijack detection and "new device" login alerts could be spoofed with a plain HTTP header. SessionFingerprint.get_ip_address/1 trusted x-forwarded-for / x-real-ip unconditionally — with no check that the request actually came through a trusted reverse proxy — and took the FIRST x-forwarded-for entry, which is exactly the part a client controls. An attacker replaying a stolen session token could forge that header to match the victim's original login IP and defeat the "IP changed, force re-auth" hijack check, or spoof the location shown in a "new login" alert email. It now delegates to the already-proxy-aware IpAddress.client_address/1, which trusts a forwarded header only when conn.remote_ip is itself a loopback/private address, and only the LAST entry — the one a proxy appends, not the one a client sent.

2.22.10 - 2026-09-09

Fixed

• Registration IP/geolocation tracking silently recorded "unknown" for every self-registered user. register_user_with_geolocation/2 guarded on is_binary(ip_address) alone, and the socket/conn IP extractors return the literal string "unknown" — never nil — when they can't tell the visitor's address. That literal string satisfied the guard and got written to registration_ip as if it were a real IP, then rendered verbatim in the admin UI instead of "No data." Self-registration, magic-link registration, and OAuth registration all funnel through this one function, so all three are fixed at once.
• IP tracking now reads the visitor's real address behind a reverse proxy, everywhere it's tracked. IpAddress.extract_from_socket/1 and extract_from_conn/1 — used for registration, login, magic link, sessions, multi-session, live sessions, dashboard presence, the referral gate, and the admin user form — used to read the raw TCP peer, which behind nginx (or in a container) is the proxy's own address for every visitor. They now delegate to the already-proxy-aware client_address_from_socket/1 / client_address/1, which read x-forwarded-for / x-real-ip when the peer is a loopback or private address.
• Documented that track_registration_geolocation requires the host endpoint's LiveView socket to declare :peer_data in connect_info — mix phoenix_kit.install doesn't (and can't) set this up automatically, and without it the setting silently does nothing.

2.22.9 - 2026-09-09

Added

• <.load_more> forwards extra HTML/phx-* attributes to its button. A page rendering more than one <.load_more> list can now attach phx-value-* so a single shared handle_event clause can tell which list's button was clicked, instead of minting a distinct on_load_more event name per list.

2.22.8 - 2026-09-09

Changed

• The parked "wrong email?" fix-up form no longer asks for the current password. It reused the same apply_user_email/3 path Profile Settings uses for a confirmed user's email change, but there is no live/confirmed account yet for a hijacked session to protect at that point — just a pending signup fixing a typo before its first confirmation. New Auth.apply_unconfirmed_user_email/2 is pattern-matched on confirmed_at: nil so it structurally cannot be reused once an account is confirmed.
• A confirmation resend now says what actually happened. The handler ran the rate-limit check, the account lookup, and the send inside a with whose result was never inspected, so hitting the 3-per-5-minutes resend limit (or a genuine mailer failure) still flashed "we've sent a new confirmation link" with nothing to explain why no mail showed up. The parked (authenticated) branch now flashes the real outcome — success, a clear rate-limit notice, or a retry message with the actual reason logged server-side. The anonymous branch is unchanged: it always shows the same vague message regardless of outcome, which is what avoids turning the endpoint into an account-enumeration oracle for a signed-out visitor.
• The "new login" security alert no longer fires on an account's own signup. Registration ends by logging the new user in through the same path every other login uses, and a brand-new account has no device history yet — so with new_login_alert_enabled on, every signup immediately triggered a "we noticed a new login to your account" email about the login it had just performed to finish registering. LoginAlerts now checks whether the account has any known device on record before alerting; a true first device is still recorded (so an actual second device correctly reads as new) and still logged to the activity feed, but skips the email and in-app notification.

2.22.7 - 2026-09-08

Changed

• Reworked the parked "confirm your email" screen (/users/confirm for an already-logged-in, unconfirmed user). The card now says what actually happened and when ("Sent 3m ago", backed by a real read of the confirmation token's inserted_at — there was previously no record shown at all); the email field is a plain read-only display instead of a disabled-looking, falsely-required <input>; the resend button reads "Resend email" instead of the truncation-prone "Resend confirmation instructions"; and the "Wrong email? Change it" password re-entry now explains itself instead of looking arbitrary to an already-authenticated visitor.
• The Register / Log in links on that same screen were nonsensical for a parked, already-authenticated visitor — clicking either just bounced back to the same confirmation gate. They're now a single Log out link while parked, matching the pattern already used on the referral-gate screen; the anonymous "resend instructions" form (no session) keeps Register / Log in.

Added

• PhoenixKit.Users.Auth.get_last_confirmation_sent_at/1 — the inserted_at of a user's most recent live confirmation-email token, nil if none is on record. Backs the "Sent X ago" wording above.

2.22.6 - 2026-09-08

Changed

• Integrations encryption's legacy-key warning no longer logs on every boot by default. Any install still on the secret_key_base-derived fallback (every install before the dedicated-key feature existed) got a Logger.warning on every single restart with no way to quiet it short of configuring a dedicated key. PhoenixKit.boot/1 now only emits it when config :phoenix_kit, integration_encryption_warn_on_boot: true is set (default false). mix phoenix_kit.doctor and the admin-only system page still surface the same diagnosis on demand, unconditionally — only the unsolicited boot-time push is now opt-in.

2.22.5 - 2026-09-08

Changed

• "Email Sending" settings page renamed to "Emails Transactional." Labels and copy only — the route stays /admin/settings/email-sending so existing links and bookmarks keep working.
• Send Profiles promoted to its own top-level "Emails Bulk" Settings tab (/admin/settings/emails-bulk), a sibling of Emails Transactional rather than a subtab nested under it — bulk/marketing sending config is a distinct concern from the always-needed transactional setup. Stays in core: it's live infrastructure Newsletters' delivery worker depends on today, not something phoenix_kit_emails itself consumes.
• Website access: dropped the environment banner, the presets, and the visitor notice (#797). The admin header's automatic [dev] tag already tells a dev/staging box apart from production on every page, so the banner and the notice repeated that signal; the presets picked between values every feature already lets you set directly. "Hide from search engines" keeps its X-Robots-Tag header, now its own plug step instead of riding inside the removed notice's callback.

2.22.4 - 2026-09-08

Added

• Active / Disabled / Not Installed tabs on the admin Modules page. The page previously listed every accessible module in one grid regardless of its on/off state. Toggling a module now moves it live between tabs (no reload), and each tab shows a running count badge.

Changed

• Storage and Notifications no longer appear on the admin Modules page. Both are core capabilities, not real install/uninstall toggles — Storage has always been unconditionally enabled (enable_system/disable_system are no-ops) and Notifications is a settings kill-switch already exposed on /admin/settings/users. Listing them alongside genuinely optional modules (Languages, Crawlers, Sitemap, external packages) misrepresented them as removable features. Their permission keys, admin tabs, and Settings pages are unchanged — only the redundant Modules-page card was removed.
• phoenix_kit_hello_world no longer appears in "Not Installed" packages. It's a starter template for building a new module, not a real feature to install.

Fixed

• The not-yet-installed "Og" package card showed "Og" instead of "OG". PhoenixKit.KnownPackages' key-to-name humanizer capitalized every word instead of upper-casing known acronyms; it now special-cases them.
• billing_default_currency dead setting removed (V189). Seeded by V135, read by nothing (confirmed by a full grep across phoenix_kit, phoenix_kit_billing, and phoenix_kit_ecommerce), and actively disagreeing with the real base currency (the is_default row of phoenix_kit_currencies) — worse than merely unread. Follows V184's shop_currency removal shape exactly; down/1 restores V135's exact seed statement without clobbering a hand-recreated value. (#796)

2.22.3 - 2026-09-08

Added

• PhoenixKit.TestSupport.PostgresPreflight — a shared, classified PostgreSQL connection check for a package's test_helper.exs. Replaces the psql -lqt listing that ran as the shell user over a unix socket and answered the wrong question: it said nothing about whether the configured role could reach the database over TCP, so a wrong PGUSER did not surface as "wrong PGUSER" — it queued through the SQL sandbox and died minutes later as a pool-checkout timeout that read like a flaky test. Ships in lib/ (not test/support/) so sibling packages depending on phoenix_kit through Hex can call it too; never call it from application code.

Fixed

• phoenix_kit_user_connections' three unique_constraint/3 declarations were inert. phoenix_kit_user_follows_unique_idx, phoenix_kit_user_blocks_unique_idx and phoenix_kit_user_connections_requester_recipient_uidx have always been named in the module's schemas, but the indexes backing them never existed — a database violation is what unique_constraint/3 translates into a changeset error, and with no index there was no violation. Two users clicking "connect" on each other at the same moment both passed request_connection/2's read-then-write pre-check and both inserted, leaving a duplicate relationship that a later auto-accept could turn into a live pending request between two already-connected users, or into two "accepted" rows that made get_accepted_connection/2 raise Ecto.MultipleResultsError. V188 removes any duplicates the race already produced (favoring an accepted row over a pending one) and creates the three indexes — an expression index on LEAST/GREATEST of the pair for the undirected phoenix_kit_user_connections table, ordered-pair indexes for the directed follows/blocks tables — so the existing unique_constraint/3 calls start enforcing what they always claimed to.

2.22.2 - 2026-09-08

Added

• Rows-per-page selector on the Users admin tabs. Users, Sessions, Live Sessions, Roles and the media picker each get a daisyUI <select> next to the page links (<.page_size_selector>, a sibling of <.pagination> in PhoenixKitWeb.Components.Core.Pagination). The choice lives in the URL as ?per_page= — validated against an allowlist, invalid values fall back to the tab's default — so a size survives reload and is shareable; picking a new size lands on page 1.
• Roles is paginated (25 per page by default). It used to render every role on one page; the summary cards now count the whole table rather than the rows on screen.
• "Auto" page size (opt-in pilot on the Users tab). <.page_size_selector auto_fit> offers an Auto option backed by a small PageSizeAutoFit JS hook that measures the table's top offset and one row against the viewport and picks the largest allowed size that fits, re-fitting on resize. Off by default; ?fit=true in the URL.

Changed

• Users, Sessions, Live Sessions and the media picker share the core <.pagination_controls> instead of four hand-rolled join blocks with their own page-range helpers.
• <.pagination_info> is translated ("Showing … of … results" / "No results" were hardcoded English) and takes a noun_plural attr so a caller can name what is counted — Sessions passes gettext("sessions"), keeping the line it had before switching to the shared component.
• Sessions now filters and pages in SQL (Sessions.list_sessions_paginated/1) instead of loading every session token and slicing the list in memory. Live Sessions keeps the in-memory slice: Presence is an ETS-backed GenServer, there is no table to push LIMIT/OFFSET down to.

Fixed

• The Integrations sidebar tab still pointed at /admin/settings/integrations/website, the path 2.21.3 renamed to /admin/settings/integrations. That URL does not 404 as the rename note expected — it matches /admin/settings/integrations/:uuid with uuid = "website", so Repo.get/2 raises Ecto.Query.CastError and LiveView returns a 400 reload response, which loops. The two README route lists and AGENTS.md's owner-scope note were stale from the same rename and are corrected alongside it.

2.22.1 - 2026-09-08

Added

• Tabs on the Media settings page (/admin/settings/media) — Buckets / Configuration / Quick Actions, the same <.nav_tabs> treatment already applied to Email Sending and Sitemap. The ImageMagick/FFmpeg dependency warnings stay above the tab strip since they apply regardless of which tab is open.
• Public "Edit link" API — PhoenixKitWeb.AdminEditHelper.assign_admin_edit/3 is now a documented public API: a host LiveView or a module's own public controller/LiveView calls it to declare a public page's matching admin edit target. The label argument now also accepts a keyword list (label:, permission:), gating the link on a specific module's Scope.has_module_access?/2 in addition to the existing admin-area check, while every existing string-label call site keeps working unchanged. A new PhoenixKitWeb.Components.Core.AdminEditLink.admin_edit_link/1 component (<.admin_edit_link .../>) renders the link — as a standalone button or a :menu_item for dropdowns — and renders nothing when there is no URL, so hosts can drop one line into their public layout unconditionally. See the "Edit link on public pages" section in guides/integration.md.

2.22.0 - 2026-09-08

Added

• The parked /users/confirm page (where a logged-in but unconfirmed user lands) now has a "Wrong email? Change it" option — a compact version of Profile Settings' change-email form (current password + new address). Confirming the new address both changes the account's email and confirms it in one step, so a typo'd signup email no longer strands the account. The confirmation link points at a new, purpose-built page (/users/confirm/change-email/:token) rather than the normal /profile/settings/confirm-email/:token — that page requires a confirmed account to reach, which would have made the fix for "I'm unconfirmed" depend on already being confirmed.

Fixed

• The parked page's "Resend confirmation instructions" flash message said "If your email is in our system and it has not been confirmed yet..." even though the visitor was already logged in as that exact account — the enumeration-safe hedge (correct for the public, logged-out resend form) read as a wrong answer once you're signed in. A logged-in unconfirmed user now gets a direct message naming their own address, and the (previously editable) email field on that form is now read-only and its value ignored server-side — editing it could otherwise be used to probe whether an arbitrary address is registered.

2.21.5 - 2026-09-08

Changed

• The "Development site" preset (Website Access settings) no longer switches on the visitor notice bar — the admin header's automatic "[dev]" tag (added in 2.21.3) already tells an admin apart from production, so the preset only needs the password gate and hiding from search engines now. The notice feature itself is unchanged and still available for hosts that want a visitor-facing banner for any reason (maintenance, under construction, or their own dev-site text). Existing installs that already applied the old preset keep their notice switched on until turned off by hand on Settings → Website Access → Notice.

Fixed

• Flash notifications could get stuck on screen indefinitely instead of auto-dismissing. @flash is one Phoenix assign covering all three kinds (info/warning/error), so putting or clearing a different kind's flash — or the same kind with unchanged text — marks the whole assign dirty and re-diffs every currently-shown flash node, not just the one that actually changed. The FlashAutoDismiss hook's updated() callback (added in 2.21.0 to fix a related issue) treated every such patch as "a new message landed" and unconditionally restarted the dismiss timer, so a flash on a page where anything else touched flash state could sit on screen forever. It now fingerprints the message text and only restarts the timer when it actually changed.

2.21.4 - 2026-09-07

Fixed

• The "igniter dependency is missing" message that mix phoenix_kit.update (and the other Igniter-backed tasks) prints for an unsupported MIX_ENV (e.g. prod) told the operator to add {:igniter, "~> 0.7", only: [:dev, :test]} — the exact fix the message had just explained would not work, since that scoping excludes the very environment the task is running in. It now explains that these tasks generate/apply code and genuinely need igniter loaded wherever they run, and offers the two real options: run the task from dev/CI and ship the generated files, or broaden the host's own igniter dependency's only: to include that environment.

2.21.3 - 2026-09-07

Added

• A quiet "[dev]" tag next to the project title in the admin header, automatic whenever PhoenixKit.WebsiteAccess.environment().looks_like_dev? is true (non-prod mix env, or a dev/staging/test/local/sandbox/preview word in the hostname or configured site URL) — no setting to remember to flip. Replaces the old workflow of switching on the general-purpose Notice bar (a fixed bar across the bottom of every page) just to signal "this isn't the production site"; that feature is unchanged and still available for actual visitor announcements.

Changed

• Breaking: the website-wide Integrations settings page moved from /admin/settings/integrations/website to /admin/settings/integrations. The /website segment only ever existed to disambiguate it from the personal per-user integrations page, which shared the same base path; that page has since moved to /profile/settings/integrations, so the disambiguation segment is no longer needed. Any bookmarked or linked /website URL will 404.

2.21.2 - 2026-09-07

Added

• Non-destructive avatar cropping, Apple Photos style — picking a new avatar opens a drag/wheel/slider crop editor before anything persists; the crop geometry (x, y, zoom, aspect ratio) is stored alongside the original upload rather than baked into re-encoded pixels, so re-cropping never loses quality.

Fixed

• Multi-domain sitemaps could list the same home URL twice (once bare, once with the full cross-domain hreflang set) when a locale-prefixed clone route had no canonical_path of its own, and a single-language canonical group on a non-primary domain could carry a self-only hreflang pair that the page's own <head> never backed up.
• The storage orphan-file check now recognizes catalogue-owned tables: phoenix_kit_cat_items, phoenix_kit_cat_categories, and phoenix_kit_cat_catalogues store image references inside a JSONB data column rather than dedicated FK columns, so a plain join was missing them and could queue a live catalogue image for deletion. phoenix_kit_cat_pdfs references its file through a real FK with ON DELETE RESTRICT; a PDF still in use could have its file data deleted and then crash the cleanup job on the FK violation — that table is now guarded too.
• A stale avatar crop could outlive the file it was framed for — replacing an avatar without submitting a new crop now clears the old geometry instead of stretching the old aspect ratio onto the new image.
• Landscape avatars rendered soft: crop-variant selection compared needed pixels against the image's width instead of its short side, which is what actually bounds sharpness under cover-fit.

2.21.1 - 2026-09-07

Fixed

• Languages settings page's breadcrumb fix from 2.21.0 was incomplete — the page_section/page_section_path assigns were added to mount/3 but never threaded into the template's app_layout call, so the breadcrumb still showed bare "Languages" instead of "Settings / Languages".
• Media settings page's subtitle was a full paragraph that didn't fit in the header on any but the widest screens, truncating to unreadable fragments. Shortened to match the length of every other Settings page's subtitle.
• Two mistranslated strings from 2.21.0's gettext round-trip: the Sitemap tab label "Sources" had been auto-fuzzy-matched to unrelated "Success" translations in Russian, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Polish, and Estonian; the Email Sending tab label "Local Dev Mailbox" was fuzzy-matched correctly but never had its fuzzy flag verified and cleared. Both fixed with real translations.

2.21.0 - 2026-09-07

Added

• Tabs on the Email Sending and Sitemap settings pages — same treatment as the rest of Settings: Sender Identity / Transport / Local Dev Mailbox / Default Integration / Test Send / Send Profiles for Email Sending, and Sources / Configuration / Quick Actions / Advanced for Sitemap.

Fixed

• Settings breadcrumb regressions on several pages that don't call LayoutWrapper.app_layout from a per-page .ex/.heex pair the same way the rest of Settings does — Media (/admin/settings/media and its Dimensions/Health/bucket/dimension sub-pages) and Sitemap (/admin/settings/sitemap) both linked their breadcrumb's second segment to "Modules" → /admin/modules instead of "Settings" → /admin/settings, even though both live under the Settings sidebar group — the wrong link, not just a mislabeled one. Media's page title was also shortened from "Media Settings" to "Media" to match the sidebar and stop the breadcrumb truncating to unreadable fragments on narrower screens.
• Languages settings page had no breadcrumb section at all, showing bare "Languages" instead of "Settings / Languages" like every sibling page.
• Renamed "Website Integrations" back to plain "Integrations" now that the personal "My Integrations" page (the reason for the "Website" qualifier) lives under Profile Settings instead of colliding with this one.
• "Main countries" label capitalization on the Organization settings page's Main Countries tab (was inconsistent with the other tab labels).
• Drag-and-drop reordering on touch devices (iPad) for the Main Countries list — SortableJS's fallback drag mode needs touch-action: none on the drag handle, which nothing in the codebase set; added it globally to .pk-drag-handle, plus a larger touch target for this specific handle.
• Flash notifications no longer auto-dismissed after their timeout — the FlashAutoDismiss hook only started its timer in mounted(), which LiveView doesn't call again when it patches an existing flash node in place. Added the missing updated() lifecycle callback.
• VAT/Tax ID on the Organization settings page is optional again (format is still validated when a value is given) — most jurisdictions don't require every company to register for VAT/a tax ID below a threshold. Registration Number is now required instead, since every incorporated company gets one.
• The "Main Page" field under General → Site Address is now labeled "Signed-Out Landing Page" with a clearer explanation of what it actually controls (where a signed-out visitor lands, including right after logging out).

2.20.0 - 2026-09-07

Added

• Multiple bank accounts — the Organization settings page's Bank Accounts card now supports more than one account (a EUR operating account and a USD reserve account, say), each with a label, bank name, IBAN, SWIFT/BIC, and a "primary" flag, via a proper add/edit/delete UI. Previously there was room for exactly one. phoenix_kit_billing's integration point is unaffected — it now reads the primary account.
• Country-aware Company Information fields — the State/Province field is a real dropdown for the 224 countries with subdivision data (US: 50 states + DC + territories; Canada: 13 provinces/territories; and 222 others), falling back to free text only for the 26 without. The tax-ID field is labeled and validated correctly per country instead of always saying "VAT Number": EIN for the US, Business Number (BN) for Canada, VAT Number for EU members, generic Tax ID elsewhere. The postal-code field says ZIP Code for the US and Postal Code everywhere else, both with real format validation.
• Tabs on the Authorization, Users, Crawlers, Website Access, and Organization settings pages — same treatment as General settings' tabs in 2.19.0, each page's sections behind a strip instead of one long scroll.

Fixed

• The bank accounts list could not actually be saved: value_json is an Ecto :map column that silently rejects a bare JSON array, so every save looked successful (the flash fired) while quietly never persisting past a single legacy account on reload. Fixed by wrapping the list the same way Custom User Fields already does (%{"accounts" => [...]}).
• CountryData.get_subdivision_label("CA") had a stale doctest claiming "Province"; the real value from beamlab_countries is "Provinces and territories".

||||||| parent of 8fbfa12992 (Make the public-page Edit link a documented API with a component and a permission gate)

2.19.0 - 2026-09-07

Changed

• Personal integrations moved off Settings, onto the profile page — "My Integrations" was a Settings sub-sub-tab three levels deep (Settings › Integrations › My Integrations), and holding only the personal integrations permission made the whole Settings section appear in a regular user's sidebar just for that one page, despite it being per-user data rather than a site-wide setting. It now lives at /profile/settings/integrations, reached from a new Integrations section on the Profile Settings page (connection summary + a "Manage Integrations" link). The Settings sidebar's "Integrations" grouping tab is gone; "Website Integrations" is now a plain flat Settings subtab like Users/Authorization, gated on integrations_system alone. Hosts linking directly to the old /admin/settings/integrations path need to update to /profile/settings/integrations.

Added

• Tabs on the General settings page (Site Identity, Site Address, Features, Content Editor, Date & Time) instead of one long scroll — one form, one Save button underneath all of them.

Fixed

• Settings breadcrumbs are consistent across every subtab now: "Settings / <Name>", matching the sidebar label exactly. Most subtabs previously hardcoded their own breadcrumb title directly in the template (ignoring the page_title their own mount/3 set) and none showed a "Settings /" parent crumb, so titles drifted from the sidebar's labels (e.g. "Authorization Settings" vs. sidebar "Authorization") and General showed bare "Settings" with no subtab name at all. Nested pages (Send Profiles, the integration forms) now show their full breadcrumb trail.

2.18.1 - 2026-09-07

Fixed

• Login page heading hierarchy — the bold heading said "Welcome back" and the subtext said "Sign in to %{project_title}", backwards for a visitor who isn't authenticated yet. Swapped which string gets which styling.
• Removed duplicate in-body page headings on the General, Users, and Authorization settings pages, and on the profile settings page (/profile/settings) — each repeated the page title already shown in the top breadcrumb bar.
• Removed hardcoded Comments, Referrals, Customer Support, and Connections cards from the admin Modules page — each of those modules was extracted into its own hex package that auto-registers via PhoenixKit.Module and already renders through the generic external-module card loop, so installing any of them showed a duplicate card. The generic card now covers everything the hardcoded ones did via each package's module_stats/0.

2.18.0 - 2026-09-07

Added

• Website access — one settings page (/admin/settings/website-access) for every way of controlling who sees the site, with independently switchable features and presets (Maintenance, Under construction, Development site, Live) that bundle them:

  • Password gate — a blank page with one field at <prefix>/access, before anyone sees anything. Unlock is a session epoch (rotated on password change, switch-on, or "ask everyone again"), never password-derived. Every try is recorded with a verdict (correct, case, close, unrelated, empty, locked, link) and, by default, what was typed — narrowable to near-misses or nothing. Optional per-address lockout under a per-address advisory lock. An access link unlocks only on the button's POST, never on the link's own GET, so a preview fetcher can't burn it. Logged-in users pass by default.
  • Redirect to production — public GET/HEAD to the same path and query on the production URL, never for logged-in users, the kit's own pages, or back to this host; everyone or crawlers only.
  • Visitor notice — an escaped bar injected after <body> on HTML 200s (byte-safe), editable live from the settings page.
  • Site closed — maintenance is now part of core: heading, message, a from/until window, a status line, a preview, and a visitor 503 page that counts down to the end. PhoenixKit.Modules.Maintenance keeps its name and API.
  • Hide from search engines — the crawlers noindex switch, plus X-Robots-Tag on every response in the chain.
  • Allowed addresses — pass the gate and the redirect; editing the list relocks already-open sessions.
  • Environment panel — release/mix, MIX_ENV, host, site URL — suggests a preset, never switches anything on. Header badges (lock, wrench, arrow) show while a feature is on and link to its settings.

  PhoenixKitWeb.Plugs.WebsiteAccess runs the chain in the host's browser pipeline: allowed-address bookkeeping → notice/robots → redirect → gate → maintenance. Every on_mount hook in Users.Auth checks the gate first. New migration V187 adds phoenix_kit_access_attempts. Core's <.checkbox> gained variant="toggle"; Routes.prefix_base/0 was added for root-mounted kits.

Fixed

• The settings cache warmer could run before the host's endpoint was up. Under the legacy encryption tier the endpoint's secret_key_base is the key, so a restricted value failed to decrypt at boot and the failure was cached as nil until that key's next write — any host reading an OAuth secret or AWS key through get_setting_cached/2 right after a restart hit this. The warm map now leaves an undecryptable key out instead of caching nil for it, and a cache miss caused by a decrypt failure is answered nil without being cached.
• A password-gate redirect-target test asserted a maintenance schedule starting exactly 60 seconds in the past, which sits on the validator's own tolerance boundary and failed deterministically once clock drift pushed it a hair past -60.
• The gate's ?to= redirect-target check reimplemented local-path validation with its own regex instead of Routes.local_path?/1; it now calls the shared guard, with the gate's own rules layered on top.

2.17.0 - 2026-09-06

Changed

• Mailer.send_from_template/4 no longer depends on the email templates table. It is core's generic host-facing send API, and it resolved names from the database alone — answering {:error, :template_not_found} when there was no row. That table is being retired, and phoenix_kit_billing reaches through this function for its invoice, receipt, credit-note and payment-confirmation emails, so dropping the table with this path untouched would have stopped those emails silently, with an error shape the caller already tolerates.

  It now resolves through PhoenixKit.Email.Content, in order: an active database template, then a host override file for the recipient's locale, then the caller's own :defaults.

  Nothing changes for an install that has a row — the database layer still wins, exactly as it does for the auth emails. This ships ahead of the schema move on purpose, so no caller is ever in a window where its emails depend on a path that no longer works.

  Three new options:

  Option	Effect
  :defaults	content to fall back to — a %{subject:, text:, html:} map, or a zero-arity function returning one. Prefer the function for gettext/1 content: it is evaluated inside the recipient's locale
  :locale	render in this locale instead of the one resolved from the recipient (a bare address carries no preference, so that falls through to the site's content language)
  :paths	host override roots to search, overriding the configured ones

  A host or module that calls this function should add :defaults before the table is retired. Until then, adding them changes nothing.

• PhoenixKit.Email.Content.resolve/5 accepts :locale, for callers whose recipient is a bare address rather than a user, and treats an explicit nil :paths as "use the configured roots".

Fixed

• {:error, :template_inactive} is documented as no longer returned by send_from_template/4, and never was: get_active_template_by_name/1 already filters on status == "active", so the branch that returned it was unreachable.

2.16.0 - 2026-09-06

Added

• Outbound messages are rendered in the recipient's language. Every auth email had been going out in English no matter who received it. Five call sites in UserNotifier and one in Mailer used the two-arity render_template/2, whose locale defaults to "en" — so a template translated into all seven locales was only ever read in one of them, and the translations sat in the database unread. Only Mailer.send_from_template/4 passed a locale.

  PhoenixKit.Utils.RecipientLocale is now the single answer to "whose language is this message in": for_rendering/1 returns the recipient's full dialect and never nil, falling back to the site content language and then "en"; base/1 returns the base code or nil for Gettext, which reads nil as "leave the current locale alone". It keeps the dialect rather than narrowing it, since template resolution tries "en-GB" before "en" and pre-truncating would discard a dialect-specific translation. The preference comes from custom_fields["preferred_locale"], written by the language switcher.

• Message templates can be customized by the host, as files. PhoenixKit.Email.Content resolves every auth email across three layers: an active database template (unchanged, and still winning — see below), then a host override file for the recipient's locale, then core's own translated default. Parts resolve independently, so a host that overrides only the body keeps core's translated subject.

  An override is a file in the host's own repo, version-controlled and reviewable. The template's name is a directory; the files inside it are named for the part they supply:

  <host>/priv/phoenix_kit_templates/
  └── new_login_alert/
      ├── text.txt          # <part>.<ext>
      └── text.de.txt       # <part>.<locale>.<ext>

  Lookup runs most- to least-specific — text.de-AT.txt → text.de.txt → text.txt → core's default — so a single-language host writes one file and is done. Roots come from config :phoenix_kit, template_paths:, defaulting to the host application's priv/phoenix_kit_templates.

• New dependency: phoenix_kit_templates. A leaf package with no runtime dependencies of its own, which is what lets core depend on it rather than feature-detect it through a behaviour. mix deps.get after upgrading.

• The new-login alert finally carries a link. It had been telling readers to change their password immediately while giving them nothing to click — on the one email that reaches a genuinely compromised account.

• Three templates that were looked up but never existed. new_login_alert and magic_link_registration were both resolved by name and had no seeded template, so they always fell through to a hardcoded English string. Both now exist, as does organization_invitation, which had never been templated at all.

Changed

• ⚠️ Auth email wording changes for hosts with no database template. Those installs were receiving the hardcoded English fallbacks; they now receive core's Gettext defaults in the recipient's language. This is the point of the release, but it is visible — someone will notice their confirmation email reads differently. Hosts with customized database templates see nothing change: that layer still wins, deliberately, and will keep winning until an export task ships and operators have moved their edits to files. Removing it now would silently revert every customized message.

• Notification text is translated. Notifications.Render held 21 hardcoded English literals — the text of every notification reaching the inbox, Telegram, the email channel and any future push. Channel's own moduledoc had named the hole: the envelope carried :locale "but the core's built-in rendering is English today". It no longer is. render/2 installs the recipient's locale for the lookup; a nil locale still means "leave the current locale alone", which is what the admin inbox wants — it renders in the viewer's language, not a recipient's.

  Three strings that concatenated a detail onto a translated stem ("Your email was changed" + " to x") became two complete msgids each. A suffix cannot be reordered, and several languages need the detail somewhere other than the end.

• 38 new msgids, translated into all seven locales. Five of them arrived from gettext.merge carrying a translation matched from a different msgid — "New notification." had inherited the translation of "My notifications" in every locale, and "Confirm your account" had inherited "Confirm my account". Gettext compiles and serves fuzzy entries, so all five were rewritten by hand.

Fixed

• Batch settings writes could deadlock. The settings history added in this release reads each key FOR UPDATE inside the write's transaction, and the batch path took those locks in Enum.reduce order over a map. Erlang map iteration is not a stable total order — a map of 32 keys or fewer is a flatmap iterated in term order, a larger one is a hashmap iterated in hash order, and the same two keys come out reversed between them. Two concurrent update_settings_batch/2 calls sharing keys, one small and one large, would take them in opposite orders and deadlock. Keys are now sorted before the reduce, so every batch acquires in the same order whatever its size.

• ModuleRegistry.not_installed_packages/0 advertised an installed package. It derived "installed" from module discovery alone, which only finds packages implementing the PhoenixKit.Module behaviour — so an infrastructure dependency that implements none looked absent, and the admin Modules page would have offered phoenix_kit_templates as available to install while it was already a transitive dependency of core. It now also consults loaded applications; neither check subsumes the other.

• The notification delivery and digest workers each carried their own identical private copy of the recipient-locale resolution, and a third was about to be written. All three now share one.

2.15.1 - 2026-09-05

Added

• A B2B site can stop asking whether an account is personal. With organization accounts on, the signup page has always shown a Personal / Organization picker — a dead question on a site where every account is a company. A new Account types on the signup page setting (registration_account_type, on /admin/settings/users beside the feature switch) takes three values:

  Mode	Signup page
  "choice"	the picker, as before — the default, and what every existing install keeps
  "person"	no picker; organizations exist, but only an admin creates them
  "organization"	no picker; Organization Name required, and staff join by invitation

  Auth.registration_account_type/0 collapses this with the master switch, so one call answers "what may this form create?" — it returns "person" whenever organization accounts are off.

  The magic-link completion form honours the same policy: it has no picker, so it grows the Organization Name field (and drops first/last name, which an organization has neither of) exactly in "organization" mode.

Fixed

• The account type was never enforced server-side. registration_changeset/3 casts account_type and organization_name straight from the payload, and a phx-submit payload is whatever the client sends — so a forged user[account_type]=organization created an organization account on a site with organization accounts switched off entirely, where the picker had never been rendered. Both public forms now pipe their params through Auth.enforce_registration_account_type/2 inside their field allowlist, the same arrangement that makes remember_me_enabled hold at the cookie writer. In "choice" mode an unknown string normalises to "person" rather than reaching the insert and coming back as a CHECK-constraint 500.

• An organization invitation no longer offers "Organization". A visitor registering from an invitation link saw the full picker, and choosing Organization created a second organization — which cannot hold an organization_uuid, so the invitation could never be redeemed. The invitation now pins the signup to a person account, on the page and in the payload.

2.15.0 - 2026-09-05

The deprecated user dashboard stops being routed by default, and the admin area gets a name of its own — one that a host can change without giving up translation.

⚠️ Two behaviour changes for existing hosts, both covered below: :user_dashboard_enabled now defaults to false, so /dashboard stops routing for anyone who never wrote the key; and a host already running a renamed :admin_path that matches a preset will see its header wording change to match the URL. Neither deletes anything — one config line restores either.

Added

• The admin area can be called something else, and stay translated. Ten built-in names — Admin Panel, Dashboard, Backoffice, Console, Control Panel, Workspace, Portal, My Account, Management, Studio — each a real gettext/1 msgid translated into all seven shipped locales. A host picks one and a German visitor still reads "Arbeitsbereich" where an English one reads "Workspace":

  config :phoenix_kit, admin_panel_label: :workspace

  Unset, the name is derived from :admin_path, so renaming the URL renames the wording with it and the two cannot drift:

  config :phoenix_kit, admin_path: "/backoffice"
  # URL /backoffice, header "Backoffice" — one key, both aligned

  - and _ are equivalent in the segment, and a segment matching no preset (/x7q, or any deliberately obscure rename) keeps the translated "Admin Panel" rather than inventing a label out of the URL.

  A free-text string still works — admin_panel_label: "Acme HQ" — as the escape hatch for a brand name no preset covers. ⚠️ It is not translated: one string, shown to every visitor in every language. That is exactly why the presets exist, and why neither form is an operator field on /admin/settings: config.exs puts the tradeoff at the point of the decision, and keeps the wording next to :admin_path, which is compile-time config for the same reason.

  Resolution is PhoenixKit.Config.admin_panel_label/0 → {:preset, atom} or {:custom, binary}, rendered by the new PhoenixKitWeb.Components.Core.AdminLabel. Both the header chip and the account-menu admin entry go through it, so they cannot disagree. Unlike :admin_path, an unrecognised value here falls back rather than raising — this is cosmetic, and a typo must not take the admin area down in production — but it logs once, naming the valid presets, so the fallback is not silent.

• mix phoenix_kit.install / .update write the naming options into the host's config/config.exs, commented out. A closed vocabulary of atoms is not something a developer can guess, and neither of the places it was first written down reaches them: the settings page is read by operators who cannot act on it, and a CHANGELOG is read once. The block puts the whole list — each preset, what it reads as, and the admin_path it pairs with — in the file they open to make the change.

  Every line is a comment, so the block is inert: it cannot execute, cannot conflict, and does not care where in the file it lands, which is what makes appending it after import_config safe. A test asserts that property directly, and a second walks admin_label_presets/0 so a preset added without its comment entry fails the suite instead of raising partway through somebody's install. Idempotent on a marker, and skipped entirely once the host has an uncommented admin_panel_label: — at that point they have made the choice the block exists to explain.

  With the list living there, the settings-page description shortened to point at it rather than reciting ten names to an audience that cannot use them.

Changed

• The "Admin Panel" settings field says where the label appears and how to change the wording. The checkbox now reads Show the "Admin Panel" label in the admin header rather than leaving the location to the description, and the description no longer repeats it. It also no longer says the wording "has no setting" — it lists the built-in names and points at admin_panel_label, and notes that renaming the URL with admin_path picks the matching name on its own. Both strings translated in all seven shipped locales.

• :user_dashboard_enabled now defaults to false — the user dashboard is retired from core's defaults. /dashboard, /dashboard/settings and the confirm-email compat redirects are no longer routed unless a host asks for them. Its job has moved into /admin, which shows each visitor the sections their permissions allow and greets a permission-less visitor rather than bouncing them (PhoenixKitWeb.Users.Auth.landing_view?/1). Together with the widget change below, nothing in core links to /dashboard any more.

  ⚠️ Breaking for a host that never wrote the key — it took the old default without choosing it, and /dashboard stops routing on the next compile. mix phoenix_kit.update now says so, and says the one line that keeps it.

  Nothing has been deleted. The LiveViews, the layout, the sidebar, the tab machinery and the route macros are all still there, so this is a switch and not a removal:

  config :phoenix_kit, user_dashboard_enabled: true

  restores the routes unchanged. That is only true because of the next item.

• user_dashboard_enabled is now tracked by __mix_recompile__?/0. It is read at macro-expansion time by the route macros, exactly like admin_path, so the compiler had no idea the host router depended on it — and it was not in the recompile check. A host flipping the flag would have kept serving a router compiled against the old value until something unrelated forced a recompile. The setting only became worth having as a real switch once the default flipped, which is what surfaced this.

• /dashboard is no longer a reserved admin_path segment while the user dashboard is off. @admin_path_collisions refused it unconditionally because core declared a route tree there; with user_dashboard_enabled: false nothing occupies it, so config :phoenix_kit, admin_path: "/dashboard" is now legal — the rename a host retiring the user dashboard is most likely to want. Turning the dashboard back on puts the segment back in the list and the next compile raises, rather than letting whichever tree the router declared first silently win.

• The deprecation notices split by what the host actually configured. mix phoenix_kit.install no longer warns about a dashboard a fresh install does not have. mix phoenix_kit.update prints the deprecation heads-up only to a host that switched the dashboard on, the new default-changed notice to a host that never wrote the key, and nothing to a host that chose false — via the new PhoenixKit.Config.user_dashboard_configured?/0, which distinguishes "took the default" from "chose false" (user_dashboard_enabled?/0 answers false to both).

• The session widget's user-facing entry now leads to the admin area, not the deprecated user dashboard. PhoenixKitWeb.Components.UserDashboardNav.user_dropdown/1 — the avatar dropdown a host embeds in its own header — rendered a "Dashboard" item pointing at /dashboard for every signed-in visitor, and was the one place in core that did not gate that link on PhoenixKit.Config.user_dashboard_enabled?/0. Every other call site does (auth_router.ex, both route macros in integration.ex, NotificationsBell.default_link/1, the AdminNav divider), so a host that compiled the dashboard out was left with a menu entry that 404s.

  Every signed-in visitor now gets exactly one entry leading to Routes.path("/admin"), which is the page core declares unconditionally and admits every authenticated visitor to — PhoenixKitWeb.Users.Auth.landing_view?/1 exempts the index from the admin-area gate, and it shows a permission-less visitor the welcome block and nothing else. An admin-area holder sees it as "Admin Panel" with a shield; everybody else sees "My Account" with a house. The two are mutually exclusive and take their wording from one private admin_entry_label/1, so the pair cannot drift.

  Because the destination is built with Routes.path("/admin"), it picks up a renamed admin segment (config :phoenix_kit, admin_path: "/myaccount") for free. Note that admin_path: "/dashboard" is still refused — dashboard is on @admin_path_collisions for as long as core declares the /dashboard route family.

  The :dashboard key in the :authenticated_links attr keeps its name and its place in the default list, so a host passing an explicit list needs no edit; only where it points has changed. Wording stays gettext/1 on both arms rather than becoming an operator-typed setting, for the reason LayoutWrapper already gives for the "Admin Panel" chip: a stored string would serve one language's wording to every locale. "My Account" is translated in all seven shipped locales.

• The context-switch fallback redirect points at /admin. PhoenixKitWeb.Controllers.ContextController string-built "#{url_prefix}/dashboard" for requests arriving with no usable referer — the same dead destination, reached by exactly the visitors who got there by accident. It now goes through Routes.path("/admin"), so it also honours a renamed admin segment instead of concatenating the URL prefix by hand.

Fixed

• Menu links no longer emit a locale segment the router immediately redirects away from. user_dropdown/1 passed @current_locale straight into Routes.path/2 and Routes.user_settings_path/1. That assign is the gettext dialect ("en-US"); URLs are served on the base code ("en"), as PhoenixKitWeb.Users.Auth.validate_and_set_locale/2 documents. Routes.path/2 takes :locale verbatim, so a visitor on /en/profile/settings was offered /en-US/… links — which route, then bounce through a redirect to /en/…. Worse, default_locale?/1 compares against the base default, so "en-US" != "en" also defeated prefixless-primary and produced a locale segment where there should have been none. Both links now go through the normalising helpers (Routes.locale_aware_path/2 / locale_aware_user_settings_path/1) that the multi-session forms three lines below were already using. Same slip fixed in the modules page's "Configure" link for crawler settings.
• The dropdown's active-item highlight survives a renamed admin segment. active_path?/2 compared the real request path against the /admin written in the markup without canonicalising, so under admin_path: "/myaccount" nothing ever highlighted. It now folds the configured segment back through Routes.canonical_admin_path/1 first.

2.14.2 - 2026-09-05

PR #783 — annotations stop requiring a file to anchor to — plus the two fixes from its review.

Added

• An annotation anchors to a TARGET, not necessarily a file (#783, V183). Every row pointed at phoenix_kit_files through a NOT NULL file_uuid, which is right for the media viewer and wrong for a whiteboard with no image — the projects module was minting a solid-white PNG per board just to have something to draw over. target_type + target_uuid (Etcher's own vocabulary) are now the anchor: a "file" target still carries its file in both columns, so every file-side feature keeps its hard FK, and any other target carries no file at all. A CHECK pins the two shapes and the changeset mirrors it, so a bad shape is a changeset error rather than a constraint exception. Existing rows are backfilled and unchanged in meaning.

  ⚠️ down/1 deletes non-file annotations — they have no home in the old shape. Back the table up first if a rollback is not final.

• Modal drawers and a client-side close guard (#783). <.modal placement={:end}> is a full-height sheet sliding in from the edge for tall forms; close_guard={:input} makes Esc and the backdrop no-ops from the first keystroke in a submittable form inside it, before the server has heard of the edit — the round trip plus any phx-debounce window would otherwise let a quick Esc discard what was just typed. Never latched: once the server re-renders, closeable is the only authority again.

• <.nav_tabs> gains a :trailing slot and the admin header a page toolbar beside the title (#783).

Fixed

• PkUrlMirror accepted network-path references and fragments (#783). The root-relative check took //host and /\host — same-origin-looking, other-origin-going — and any fragment, which the comparison against pathname + search never sees, so /p#x re-fired on every update. Same guard shape as Routes.local_path?/1; control characters refused too.

• target_type was only validated in the Etcher adapter (review of #783). The adapter checked the format before building attrs; the changeset did not. The adapter is not the sole writer — Annotations.create/1 is public and is the path a board takes — so a target_type over 32 characters reached character varying(32) and came back as a raw Postgres error, the exact failure validate_target/1 exists to prevent one field over. The regex moved onto the changeset and the adapter now reads it from Annotation.target_type_format/0, so the two answers cannot drift.

• V183 checked constraint existence with ::regclass (review of #783), which the prefix rules forbid — the cast raises rather than answering false when the relation is absent, aborting the whole transaction. Replaced with the mandated name-based pg_class + pg_namespace JOIN, as V180 does. It could not bite (V135 creates the table at the migration floor), but V183 is the newest migration and therefore the template the next one is copied from. Amended in place rather than superseded, since V183 has never shipped.

2.14.1 - 2026-09-05

Fixes found by running 2.14.0 against a real install: a dashboard statistic that could only ever report the wrong number, two timezone consumers left behind when the picker moved to IANA identifiers, and every statistic on the dashboard becoming a link to the list behind it.

Added

• TimeZone.offset_seconds/2 and TimeZone.day_start/2. The first gives the offset for either kind of stored value — a legacy "2" or an IANA id resolved at an instant, since Europe/Warsaw has no single answer. The second gives the UTC instant at which the current day began somewhere, for "how many X today" where today is the operator's day. Both are what the two fixes below needed and neither had.

• Every number on the admin dashboard is now a link to the report behind it. A statistic you cannot drill into is a dead end: seeing "29 Active Sessions" and having no way to ask which 29 is what sent one operator to the Live Sessions page to reconcile it by hand. All sixteen cards across Platform Statistics, Active Sessions, Real-Time Activity and the user-status row now navigate to a filtered list.

  Five of them had no report to point at, so the filters came first rather than linking at a list that could not contain the counted rows:

  • Auth.list_users_paginated/1 gains :status (active / inactive) and :confirmation (confirmed / pending), deep-linkable as ?status= and ?confirmation= and surfaced as two dropdowns on /admin/users — a filter with no visible control would leave a visitor arriving from a card looking at a filtered list with nothing on screen saying why.
  • Sessions.list_active_sessions/1 takes a scope — :active (the default, so existing callers are unchanged), :today and :expired — deep-linkable as ?scope= with a matching selector on /admin/users/sessions.

  The predicates are deliberately identical to the ones Roles.get_extended_stats/0 and Sessions.get_session_stats/0 count with, and a test file asserts each card's number against its own link's result rather than either in isolation. Unknown values (?status=nonsense from a hand-edited URL) fall back to unfiltered rather than to an empty list, which would read as "you have no users".

  StatCard and HeroStatCard gain an optional navigate attr; without it they render exactly as before.

Fixed

• "Unique Users" counted session rows, not people. get_session_stats/0 asked for Repo.aggregate(query, :count, :user_uuid, distinct: true), but aggregate/4's last argument is REPO options — :prefix, :timeout — and Ecto.Repo.Queryable.query_for_aggregate/3 builds the select from the field alone and never sees them. distinct: true was accepted and silently ignored, so the card reported one "unique user" per session row and was equal to "Active Sessions" by construction. Reported from a live install showing 29 unique users against 2 registered accounts.

• "Active Sessions / Currently logged in" invited exactly that confusion. The number counts session tokens inside the 60-day validity window across every device, so one person who has signed in 29 times over two months is 29 — while the Live Sessions page, which reads Presence, correctly showed one. The subtitle now reads "Unexpired sign-ins, not live connections".

• "Today's Sessions" counted UTC's day, not the operator's. get_session_stats/0 took midnight from DateTime.utc_now() and ignored the time_zone setting entirely, so on any site east of UTC every sign-in after 21:00 local (UTC+3) fell into "yesterday" — the card read 0 while somebody was signed in. Both it and the new :today session scope now start the day in the configured zone.

• Utils.Date.offset_to_seconds/1 returned 0 for every named timezone. It was Float.parse/1, which cannot read "Europe/Warsaw" — and since the timezone picker moved to IANA ids, that is what the setting holds on any site that has touched it. Every caller was therefore computing in UTC without saying so. It now delegates to the new TimeZone.offset_seconds/2.

  ⚠️ This one reaches outside core. Three call sites in module packages take that number as gospel and were silently off by the site's whole offset: phoenix_kit_bookings' site_offset_seconds/0 (availability windows), phoenix_kit_calendar's window_bounds/3 (timed events near midnight fall out of the day the grid puts them in) and its tz_differs?/2 (two different named zones compared equal, so "show in their timezone" saw no difference). The first two are corrected by this delegation; tz_differs?/2 should move to TimeZone.effectively_same?/2, which answers the question it is actually asking.

2.14.0 - 2026-09-05

The admin area stops being nailed to /admin, the deprecated user dashboard stops being promoted from core's own defaults, and the admin sidebar gains a collapsed icon rail with hover flyouts.

Security

• mint 1.9.3 → 1.10.0, clearing two advisories the release gate refused to publish over: EEF-CVE-2026-82728 (HIGH — unbounded HTTP/1 status-line and chunk-extension buffering, memory-exhaustion DoS) and EEF-CVE-2026-82729 (MEDIUM — quadratic chunk-size parsing in Mint.HTTP1.Parse, CPU-exhaustion DoS). Transitive, via finch, swoosh and tz; every constraint on it already allowed 1.10.0, so this is a lockfile move with no API change.

Added

• The admin area's URL segment is configurable.

  config :phoenix_kit, admin_path: "/backoffice"

  moves the whole admin surface inside the mount prefix — /phoenix_kit/backoffice/users — for hosts that would rather not show end users a URL that reads as somebody else's admin panel. Independent of :url_prefix, which names the mount itself. Compile-time, so it belongs in config.exs; phoenix_kit_routes() folds it into __mix_recompile__?/0, so changing it re-expands the host router instead of leaving it serving the old segment. Default "/admin" produces a byte-identical route table, so an existing install is untouched.

  /admin remains the canonical name in code. Nothing in core or in a module package is written against the configured value — call sites keep saying Routes.path("/admin/users"). The substitution lives in two inverse functions: Routes.apply_admin_segment/1 when a URL is emitted (reached from Routes.path/2, Routes.admin_path/2, and the router's own route table), and Routes.canonical_admin_path/1 when one is read back (tab active state, the admin nav parser, LayoutWrapper.admin_page?/1, the language switcher). A module package therefore needs no changes at all to honour a rename: its tabs are declared with relative paths and its links go through Routes.path/1.

  The route table is rewritten once, on the assembled AST of phoenix_kit_admin_routes/1 — the single point where core's own table, :admin_dashboard_tabs entries, plugin views and a package's admin_routes/0 all converge. So the rewrite reaches packages compiled long before the option existed, and cannot be forgotten by the next route added to the table.

  The value is validated (exactly one lowercase path segment, and not one of the segments core already declares — users, profile, dashboard, api, …) and raises rather than producing a router that compiles and then 404s.

• The admin sidebar collapses to icons. A toggle at the foot of the menu narrows it to a 5rem icon rail; the label of each item moves to a hover tooltip, group headings and subtab lists fold away, and the choice is remembered per browser. Desktop only — below lg the sidebar is an overlay drawer that is already absent until summoned, so narrowing it buys nothing and costs the labels.

  Entirely client-side, and deliberately so. The sidebar is a function component, not a LiveView: there is no handle_event/3 owner for a phx-click, and giving one to every admin page (or bolting a global attach_hook onto the admin on_mount chain) is a lot of machinery for a display preference. It is also a per-browser density choice, like the theme, so it lives in localStorage beside it rather than in a settings row — and a client toggle costs no round trip and gives morphdom nothing to fight over, since the DOM is identical either way and only <html> changes.

  That makes the first paint the whole problem, which is why the stamp is a synchronous inline <script> rendered immediately above the sidebar rather than a hook in phoenix_kit.js: it has to run before the menu is parsed or a viewer who chose compact gets a frame of the full-width sidebar on every load, and it must not depend on the host having re-run mix phoenix_kit.update to refresh its vendored bundle. Same shape, and the same one-instance guard, as PhoenixKitWeb.Components.ThemeBootstrap.

  Hovering a rail icon opens a flyout naming that entry and listing its children. It is rendered for every navigable top-level entry, not only the active one: subtab_display defaults to :when_active, so the inline subtab list exists only for the section you are already in — precisely the browsing an icon rail otherwise loses.

  Built on the popover API, which earns its place three times over. The top layer escapes the sidebar's own overflow-y: auto clipping — an absolutely positioned panel is cut off at the rail's edge, which is what would have made a plain CSS flyout (and the hover tooltip this replaces) unusable. Light-dismiss and Esc come free. And only one popover="auto" can be open, so moving between icons closes the previous flyout with no bookkeeping. Positioned against the viewport on open, clamped so a section near the bottom of a long menu does not open past the fold.

  Touch is handled rather than assumed: with no hover available, a tap on a rail icon opens its flyout instead of navigating, so a touch user on a wide screen (a convertible laptop, a tablet in landscape — the rail is lg-only) can still reach a subtab. Keyboard works because the panel sits immediately after its link in the DOM: the top layer changes painting, not the tree, so Tab walks straight into it.

  The collapsed rail marks where you are with a right-edge bar over a light primary tint, rather than the filled block the expanded menu uses — at 5rem a solid primary slab is most of the row and reads as a state rather than a marker. The tint is color-mix-based and preceded by a plain transparent declaration, so a browser without color-mix keeps the bar-only rendering rather than the block. Two cases both get it: the entry that IS the current page, and the section that merely contains it. The second needed new information — expanded, that highlight sits on the active subtab, and compact mode hides the subtab list, so the parent now states the fact (data-pk-branch-active) and the rail's CSS paints it. The flyout keeps the ordinary filled highlight; it is a wide panel with text, where the block is right.

  Accessibility: labels are visually hidden (clip-path), never display: none, so every link keeps its accessible name and the collapsed menu still reads correctly to a screen reader. The toggle carries aria-expanded and swaps its own aria-label with the state.

• The "Admin Panel" label in the admin header can be turned off. New show_admin_panel_label setting (Site Identity, /admin/settings), on by default — the row is absent on every existing install and get_boolean_setting/2 answers true, so nothing changes until an operator says so. Off renders just Project name / Page.

  A switch rather than a title field, deliberately. The obvious version — let the operator type their own label — cannot work here: the wording is gettext("Admin Panel"), already translated in all seven shipped locales, and an operator-typed string is one language. A German operator's "Adminbereich" would be served to English and Russian visitors too. project_title gets away with being a plain string because a project name is a brand; "Admin Panel" is a common noun phrase. So the setting controls whether the translated string renders, not what it says.

  The label also stays subject to the permission gate it already had: it is hidden for a visitor holding no admin rights whatever the setting says, since /admin is the landing every authenticated user can reach and telling someone with no sidebar that they are in the "Admin Panel" is the one claim on the page that would be false. <LayoutWrapper.app_layout> gains a matching show_admin_panel_label attr — nil reads the setting — so the header stays renderable, and testable, without a database.

  Unrelated and unchanged: the browser tab still reads <project> Admin (override it with the existing default_tab_title setting), and config :phoenix_kit, project_title_suffix: still applies only to the user dashboard layout, never to the admin header.

• Routes.admin_area_path?/1 is now public — "does this REAL URL land in the admin area?", asked of the shape a ?return_to=, a saved setting or an HTTP referer actually has: mount prefix on, locale segment optional. An audit of the 39 phoenix_kit_* packages found the gap it fills. Of 897 "/admin" literals across 32 of them, all but one are canonical inputs that the emit/read pair already handles — but phoenix_kit_entities allowlists a client-supplied _live_referer with String.contains?(path, "/admin/"), because core exposed nothing better. That hand-rolled form claims /administrators, claims a host's own page at /shop/admin, and silently matches nothing once the admin area is renamed. Pair it with local_path?/1 when the path came from a client — that is the one that rejects //evil.com and ASCII control characters. Behaviour is unchanged; only the visibility and the docs are new.

Fixed

• The custom-admin-pages guide taught hosts to hardcode /admin. Its worked example used a plain <.link navigate="/admin/blog/new">, which ignores url_prefix (so it was already broken on every install that changed the mount) and now admin_path too. Switched to <.pk_link>, with the import the example was missing.
• /admin prefix tests were not segment-aware. Routes' internal admin_path?/1 and the language switcher's admin branch used String.starts_with?(path, "/admin") / String.contains?(path, "/admin"), which also claimed /administrators and a host page at /shop/admin. Both now compare whole segments. Cosmetic before — a link built through the wrong branch still resolved — but not once a rewrite started acting on the match: /administrators would have become /backofficeistrators.

Changed

• The default notification click-through no longer points at the deprecated user dashboard. notification_default_link — the catch-all destination for a notification carrying no notification_link of its own — shipped with /dashboard as its built-in default, prefilled in the "Default notification link" field on /admin/settings and described there as the page "every signed-in user can reach". That page is deprecated (PhoenixKit.Install.Deprecations.user_dashboard_warning/0; phoenix_kit.install, .update and .doctor have been announcing its removal), and a host can compile it out today with user_dashboard_enabled: false — so core was steering every new install toward a surface it is asking them to leave, and the field was the one place an operator would read that recommendation as official. The default is now /admin, which core declares unconditionally and admits every authenticated visitor to: PhoenixKitWeb.Users.Auth.landing_view?/1 exempts the admin index from the admin-area gate, so a recipient holding no permissions is greeted rather than bounced. That is the same page PhoenixKit.Utils.Routes.safe_destination/2 already terminates on for exactly this reason. Hosts that saved /dashboard into the settings row while it was the prefilled value are unaffected — that value is still honoured, still guarded against user_dashboard_enabled: false, and can be cleared or repointed from the same field.
• mix phoenix_kit.gen.user.dashboard now carries the deprecation notice it generates into. The task writes a page onto the deprecated user-dashboard surface, and a host that only ever runs generators never saw the heads-up that install and update print. It is now emitted as an Igniter warning on every run and summarised under --help, which points at mix phoenix_kit.gen.admin.page for new work. Advisory only — nothing generated changes, and existing pages keep working.
• Documentation examples for <.pk_link> / <.pk_link_button> and the URL-prefix section of CLAUDE.md used /dashboard as their canonical path; they now use /admin, so the snippet a developer copies is not the deprecated one.

2.13.19 - 2026-09-02

Checkbox alignment (PR #779) and a Git Hooks doctor check that tests the property it actually cares about (PR #778), plus the post-merge review fixes for #779 (dev_docs/pull_requests/2026/779-checkbox-first-line-centering/CLAUDE_REVIEW.md) and the catalogue sweep that closes 2.13.18's translation backlog.

Fixed

• Described checkboxes sat 2px below their own label. <.checkbox> nudged the box down with a fixed mt-0.5 whenever a <:description> was present. That constant was tuned for checkbox-sm; the default box is 24px and the label's line is leading-6 — also 24px — so the nudge was pure error, and checkbox-xs was off by a different amount again. The input now sits in a h-6 flex wrapper that centers any checkbox size against the first text line, and picks up shrink-0 for every caller instead of only the ones that remembered to pass it. The three storage-settings checkboxes that were hand-compensating with class="mt-0.5 flex-shrink-0" drop their nudges.
• The notification-preferences form kept a hand-rolled copy of that bug. Live.Components.UserSettings built its own <label> + <input> + text block with an mt-1 nudge on a checkbox-sm — 4px of the same error, and exactly what <.checkbox> exists to prevent. Converted to the component, with the description slot guarded by :if so preference types without one still center. Post-merge review of #779.
• mix phoenix_kit.doctor reported a working Git Hooks setup as broken. The check compared core.hooksPath against the literal string .githooks, so pointing it at any other directory produced a warning — with a "fix" that told the reader to point somewhere unrelated to why. It now checks the property git actually uses: whether the configured directory holds an executable pre-commit. .githooks is only this checkout's convention.

i18n

• Every catalogue is complete again — and 175 entries were serving the wrong string. The de/es/fr/it/pl default catalogues each carried 212 untranslated msgids (the backlog 2.13.18 recorded); all 212 are now translated by hand in all five, so all seven translated locales sit at 0 untranslated across default, errors and phoenix_kit.
• Cleared every fuzzy flag, which was not cosmetic. Elixir Gettext compiles and serves fuzzy entries — the flag is only a translator hint — so 33 entries per Western locale (and 5 in ru/et) were shipping a translation gettext had carried over from a different msgid: "Add a country" rendered as Add account, "Search countries…" as Search files…, "Bedrock error %{status}" as Brevo error, "Crawler Settings" as Legal settings, "Verification" as Notifications, "Check your timezone" as Check your inbox. All 175 rewritten against the msgid they actually belong to. en had one too — "Sign in to request access." was served as Sign in as user; emptied, so it falls back to the msgid as every other en entry does, and its 41 inert flags went with it. grep -c fuzzy is now 0 across priv/gettext, which makes a non-zero count a real signal again.
• Line references re-extracted and merged (mix gettext.extract + mix gettext.merge, reported as 0 new, 0 removed, 0 reworded for every locale) after 2.13.18's digest changes shifted them.

2.13.18 - 2026-08-31

Dialog layering, component-scoped pushes and an image-quality sweep (PR #777), plus the post-merge review fixes for each (dev_docs/pull_requests/2026/777-pkdialog-esc-layering-component-routing/CLAUDE_REVIEW.md) and the igniter-recovery work on the install/update tasks.

Fixed

• Esc closed both popups when one dialog was stacked inside another. Chromium groups the close watchers of dialogs whose showModal() ran without user activation - which is every dialog LiveView opens from a patch

  • so a single Esc fired cancel on the whole stack. PkDialog now keeps the outer dialog open and relays the request to the deepest stacked child in its own semantics; preventDefault alone was not enough, since Chromium stops the grouped chain at the first prevented watcher and the child's own cancel then never fired. Openness is matched with :modal, not the open attribute, which morphdom can strip between a patch and the next sync.

• A component-owned modal's close event landed on the host LiveView. pushEventTo with an element resolves the target from that element's phx-target, which a <dialog> does not carry, so the push fell through to the LiveView: the item selector's stacked details popup never closed on Esc, and the selector itself only "closed" because the misrouted event hit the host. Both PkDialog and InfiniteScroll's load-more sentinel (useless inside a LiveComponent for the same reason) now push to the owning component by numeric CID, through one shared helper that stops its search at a nested LiveView root - a component on the far side of one belongs to a different view, and its CID means nothing to the pushing socket.

• A stacked close could strand a dialog the server never heard about. The parent marks the child it closed so the child's own close handler does not double-push - but that handler is exactly what was observed not to run in this stack, and the boolean marker then suppressed the child's next genuine close for the life of the element (the server kept believing it was open, and re-opened it on the following patch). The marker is now a timestamp with a one-second window, so a stamp whose event never arrives expires instead.

• Tab matching broke on a query-carrying current_path. Pages that publish their full URL into :url_path (so the language switcher can rebuild locale links without dropping state) handed Tab.matches_path?/2 a path with ?… attached, which no exact or prefix rule could match. normalize_path/1 strips the query and the fragment; matching is about the path. AdminNav.parse_admin_path/1 - the sidebar's own matcher, and the reason a highlighted tab could sit above an unhighlighted sidebar item - stripped only the query, and its ?tab= extraction turned ?tab=files#top into the tab "files#top". Both now cut on ? and #.

• Card-size image slots served the smallest variant. resolve_url/2 preferred the 150px thumbnail over an 800px medium whenever small was missing, and an explicit :medium request preferred the thumbnail outright

  • the untyped clauses had the ordering inverted relative to the file_type: "image" clauses they mirror. The media selector's grid also asked for the default :small tier and stretched a 150px thumbnail across an aspect-square tile; it now asks for :card, as the media browser's own grid already did.

• Digest notifications rendered in the server's locale, not the recipient's. The digest strings were built with Gettext.dgettext/3 - invisible to mix gettext.extract, so they had never been translated - and are now gettext/2 calls that extract normally. That alone would not have reached anyone: gettext/2 resolves the locale from the calling process, and an Oban worker starts on the default one, so the new translations would have rendered in English for every recipient. Both digest surfaces (the channel envelope, which already resolved the recipient's locale for the channel, and the persisted in-app inbox row) now build their text inside Gettext.with_locale/3. %{label} stays English: type labels are runtime registry data that extraction cannot see.

• The installer's post-install steps never ran on the recommended entry point. mix igniter.install phoenix_kit - the command this task's own help recommends - composes installers through Igniter.Mix.Task.configure_and_run/3, which invokes the task's igniter/1 callback and nothing else. Everything parked in Mix.Tasks.PhoenixKit.Install.run/1 after super(argv) was therefore dead code on that path: the interactive mix ecto.migrate prompt, the asset rebuild, and the database connectivity check. Hosts saw • mix ecto.migrate in the closing notice and were never offered the migration, and their assets were never rebuilt after the CSS/JS integration wrote to app.css and app.js. Those steps now ship as a queued mix phoenix_kit.post_install task (Igniter.add_task/3), which runs after changes are committed on both entry points - and is correctly skipped on --dry-run, where the old code would have migrated anyway. run/1 no longer duplicates the work.

• Two "PhoenixKit ready!" banners. Igniter runs queued tasks before printing notices, so a successful migration announced readiness moments before the closing notice did. The migration path now reports what it did (and the resolved sign-up path) and leaves the banner to the notice, whose mix ecto.migrate step is marked as applying only if the prompt was skipped.

• The daisyUI version warning accused healthy installs of a rendering bug. PhoenixKit.Install.DaisyUI.outdated_warning/1 fired below 5.6.0 but its copy described the pre-5.1 failure mode (phantom right-edge strip, ~15px content shift around modals), so every host in the 5.1-5.5 band - including a freshly scaffolded mix phx.new app, which vendors 5.5.19 - was told its modals were broken when they were not. New severity/1 splits the two bands: :broken below gutter_fix_version/0 (5.1.0, where daisyUI made the modal scrollbar gutter conditional) keeps the bug report; :behind gets an advisory heads-up that says nothing is broken. Unparseable versions take the benign branch. mix phoenix_kit.doctor makes the same split. The floor stays 5.6.0 - it is the release that finished the modal gutter fix (scrollbar-gutter: auto), not merely a recent tag.

• Installer notices rendered as orphan * bullets. Igniter renders each notice as a * bullet, so the four notices whose heredoc opened with a blank line printed a bare * with the body pushed to the next line: the layout recompile notice, the CSS integration notice, the migration-ready notice, and the closing "PhoenixKit ready! Next:" block. All now trim, the way the Oban notice already did.

• PhoenixKit V2.13.17 read as a migration version. A capital V prefix means a migration version in this codebase (V181), and the package version carried one on the line directly above Target version: V181. Lowercased.

• Dropping igniter crashed the igniter tasks instead of explaining itself. Igniter is an optional dependency, so mix phoenix_kit.install, .update, .gen.admin.page and .gen.user.dashboard are wrapped in a compile-time Code.ensure_loaded?(Igniter.Mix.Task) guard whose else branch prints the "add {:igniter, "~> 0.7", only: [:dev, :test]}" guidance. That branch is chosen when PhoenixKit is compiled into the host's _build, and PhoenixKit is not recompiled when the host's own dependency list changes - so a project that installed while igniter was on the path and later dropped it kept a beam that had taken the igniter branch, and got ** (UndefinedFunctionError) function Igniter.Mix.Task.help_requested?/1 is undefined from the generated run/1. New PhoenixKit.Install.MissingIgniter.ensure_available!/1 re-asks the question at the top of each task's run/1, so the guidance is printed whether the compiled branch was right or has since become a lie.

Added

• The igniter-backed tasks now offer to add the dependency instead of only naming it. With igniter genuinely absent, PhoenixKit.Install.MissingIgniter prints what is missing and asks to write {:igniter, "~> 0.7", only: [:dev, :test]} into the host's deps/0 (auto-accepted under --yes/-y), then shells out to mix deps.get - a fresh OS process, since the running one evaluated mix.exs at boot and cannot see the new dep. It stops there and names the one command to re-run: PhoenixKit itself has to recompile to pick the other side of its Code.ensure_loaded?(Igniter.Mix.Task) guard, which cannot happen inside a run that is already executing the wrong side. Declining, a MIX_ENV where only: [:dev, :test] would not help, an unrecognised deps/0 (anything but the list shape the generators emit - it never guesses), or a failed fetch all fall back to the manual instructions, each carrying only the part that is still true - a declined prompt is not re-told what it just declined, and a failed fetch is not told to add a line that is already written.
• The opposite staleness is diagnosed too. A host that installed PhoenixKit without igniter and added it afterwards keeps the compiled stand-in task, so following its own advice appeared to change nothing. stand_in_run/2 now notices that igniter is loadable and asks for mix deps.compile phoenix_kit --force rather than repeating the instructions the host already followed.

i18n

• Russian and Estonian catalogues are complete again (ru: 82 untranslated → 0), including the newly extractable digest strings. The refresh added 57 msgids overall; de/es/fr/it/pl carry them untranslated (160 → 212) and fall back to the msgid, so nothing renders empty - those five still want a dedicated sweep.

Changed

• The install warning glyph is reserved for things that need attention. The rate-limiter and Oban "configuration added" notices used ⚠️ (and, for Oban, IMPORTANT: Restart your server) for what is a routine config write
  • on a fresh install there is no server running, and the closing steps tell you to start one. They now use their modules' neutral glyphs with the restart advice as a parenthetical, correct on both the install and update paths. ⚠️ is left to the daisyUI and dashboard-deprecation advisories.

2.13.17 - 2026-08-30

Toolchain and test-fidelity release: PRs #773-#776, plus the post-merge review findings for each (dev_docs/pull_requests/2026/77{3,4,5,6}-*/CLAUDE_REVIEW.md).

Fixed

• mix format --check-formatted was failing on Elixir 1.19. A reformat of phoenix_kit_doctor_test.exs pinned one assertion to Elixir 1.18.4's line-breaking, which 1.19 undoes - so mix quality.ci, mix precommit and the CI format step were all red on main for anyone on 1.19, which elixir: "~> 1.18" admits. The assertion is now decomposed below the break threshold, so no formatter version has a decision to make: verified idempotent and byte-identical under 1.19.5 and 1.20.0-rc.6.
• .formatter.exs excluded nothing. The key was exclude:; Mix reads :excludes (plural, added in Elixir 1.19). priv/templates was skipped only because no :inputs pattern happened to reach it. Corrected to excludes: - note this filters :inputs expansion only, so .claude/hooks/format-edited-file.sh still needs its own explicit skip for mix format <path>.
• The destructive orphaned-FK doctor test no longer needs superuser (#774), and now proves the branch it was written for. Planting the orphan behind a re-added NOT VALID constraint routed it to classify_fk_check/6's :validate clause - which predates the widening fix - instead of the :validated -> :existing_orphan clause that used to discard real orphans; the assertion could not tell them apart. It now defers the FK's referential check (ALTER CONSTRAINT ... DEFERRABLE INITIALLY DEFERRED, plain table-owner DDL) so the constraint stays validated, and asserts both convalidated and the :existing_orphan wording.

Changed

• The git-guard hook fails closed, and says why (#773). A missing jq, malformed JSON, or an absent .tool_input.command all used to leave the command empty and fall through to exit 0. They now block - and, unlike the merged version, write a reason to stderr, where a PreToolUse hook's exit 2 actually surfaces it; a missing jq is named explicitly, since otherwise it silently blocks every Bash call in the session. git push with plain --force is still blocked; --force-with-lease no longer is.
• Format-on-save is scoped to the edited file (#775). The Write|Edit hook ran bare mix format, rewriting every file in the tree that differed from canonical form and mixing that collateral diff into git status. .claude/hooks/format-edited-file.sh formats only the file from the hook payload, skips priv/templates, and refuses anything outside $CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR (realpath + commonpath, not a prefix compare).
• Leaf pinned to 0.6.1 (#776) - lock and the LEAF_CDN constant together. Conflict reporting on a refused flush ({:leaf_conflict, ...} broadcast, @leaf_collab.conflict, honest flush_now/1), Room.stop/1 and idle_after: for self-tidying rooms, wiki links following on click in hybrid mode, Leaf.Collab.leave/1, and the lists-and-checkboxes selection fixes.

2.13.16 - 2026-08-30

Added

• <.context_menu> — right-click and touch-and-hold menus. New PhoenixKitWeb.Components.Core.ContextMenu plus a ContextMenu JS hook. One menu element serves every row it matches: a tree of five hundred nodes renders one hidden <ul>, not five hundred. On right-click the hook finds the row under the pointer, copies its identifier onto each item's phx-value-*, and opens the menu there — so opening costs no server round-trip and the event that fires afterwards still names the right target. Items are TableRowMenu's, so a context menu and a ⋮ row menu look identical. value_name takes a list when a menu's items were written against handlers that spell the param differently. Overflow flips the menu to the other side of the pointer rather than sliding it, then clamps; the menu is portaled to <body> while open so position: fixed escapes <dialog> and transformed ancestors. Touch gets a 450ms hold (cancelled by a 10px move) with the following click swallowed, and Android's native contextmenu de-duplicated. Several menus on one page resolve by deepest match, not DOM order; within confines a menu to one region.
• <.folder_explorer> rows are context-menu ready. Every folder row and leaf row carries data-context-kind ("folder" / "item"), data-context-value and data-context-label, so a consumer gets right-click menus by declaring the menus alone — no flag, no slot. They sit on the folder's row <div> and the leaf <li>, never on a folder's wrapping <li>, so a right-click on a nested row resolves to that row rather than its ancestor folder. Consumers that declare no menu pay three attributes per row and keep the browser's own menu.

Post-merge review of #772 and of 585973ca (ContextMenu, pushed without a PR) — see dev_docs/pull_requests/2026/772-form-field-label-parity/CLAUDE_REVIEW.md.

Fixed (post-merge review)

• Form labels now match <.input> exactly, and the four bare <.label> call sites keep their bottom gap. #772 removed fieldset-legend from FormFieldLabel on the premise that it shrank and muted those labels. It does neither — daisyUI's .fieldset-legend sets no font-size at all; what it sets is color: var(--color-base-content) (overriding .label's 60%-alpha muting) and padding-block: 0.5rem. Removing it was still right, because that padding was the only bottom gap the callers that pass no class had (registration, magic_link_registration, send_profile_form ×2), and they lost it. mb-2 now lives in the component, as it does in <.input>.
• <.translatable_field> labels are the same size as the <.input> labels beside them. The 0.75rem came from the component's own fieldset wrapper, not from fieldset-legend, so #772's compensating text-sm was a 12px→14px bump against a 16px neighbour. Dropping fieldset from the wrapper makes the span byte-identical to Input's — now pinned by a test that renders both and compares.
• Mentions.mention_input/1 tracks <.translatable_field> again. The two were byte-identical before #772 and render side by side in the same forms.
• The required marker on <.select>/<.textarea> matches <.input>'s — a non-bold sibling span rather than a bold one nested inside the label span.
• ContextMenu: a long press interrupted by a LiveView patch no longer strands a menu in <body> — destroyed() cancels the pending timer.
• ContextMenu: within honours every matching container, not just the first one document.querySelector happened to return.
• ContextMenu: a right-click on empty space closes the open menu instead of leaving it under the browser's native one; the native-menu grace window no longer suppresses a right-click when no menu is showing.
• ContextMenu: the post-long-press click is swallowed even if the menu closed in between (Escape, a scroll, an Android URL-bar resize) — the swallower was registered and removed with the menu, so the release click used to activate the row underneath. The backstop timer is tracked, so overlapping presses no longer clear each other's flag.
• ContextMenu docs: the MediaDragDrop collision warning said a non-overlapping selector avoids it. Rows resolve via Element.closest/1, so containment collides too — and FolderExplorer is exactly that shape. The warning now states the real rule and the workaround that works (long_press={false}). Not reachable in core: nothing in lib/ declares a <.context_menu> yet.

Repo-wide review sweep (no single PR): six areas audited, the verified defects fixed, the larger items recorded below under "Known / deferred".

Fixed

Auth & sessions

• Organization invitations are email-bound again. accept_invitation_by_uuid/2 checked existence, status and expiry but never that the invitation was addressed to the accepting user, and decline_invitation_by_uuid took no user at all — the uuid arrives from a client event, so any signed-in user who learned one could join (or cancel) somebody else's invitation. Both now return {:error, :not_invitee} on a mismatch (case-insensitive); the decline API is now decline_invitation_by_uuid/2. Registration via an invite link only stashes the auto-accept when the registered address IS the invited one.
• Confirming an account through a verified OAuth email or a magic link now closes the pre-hijack window. Both paths called admin_confirm_user/1, which only stamps confirmed_at — an attacker who pre-registered the victim's address kept a working password and live sessions on the row the victim was just handed. New Auth.confirm_user_from_external_proof/1 confirms, deletes every token and rotates the stored password hash in one transaction; the rightful owner sets a password via "forgot password".
• Logout no longer 500s when the browser holds no session stack (stale tab / double-click on the unauthenticated DELETE /users/log-out) or when a secondary account is active but the root token no longer resolves (revoked, role change, expiry) — both are now a full logout.
• Admin user form: editing an email to an already-taken address returns a changeset error instead of crashing the LiveView. validate_email: false skipped unique_constraint along with the pre-flight uniqueness query.
• Magic-link request page is no longer an account-existence oracle — the registered and unregistered branches used different flash copy.
• A non-last Owner can be deactivated again. status_changeset/2 rejected is_active: false for every Owner, contradicting the context's last-owner-under-lock guard that deliberately allows revoking a compromised non-last Owner.
• MultiSession.add_account/3 now passes the client IP, so the per-IP login bucket applies to it as it does on the main login form.
• Magic-link consumption is atomic (delete_all by uuid, branch on the row count) — a concurrent replay yields {:error, :invalid_token} instead of Ecto.StaleEntryError. OAuth accounts with no email (GitHub allows it) now fail with {:error, :provider_email_missing} rather than a FunctionClauseError inside the transaction.

Integrations, settings, cache

• Cache.clear_by_prefix/2 no longer crashes a cache started without ttl: — its fold matched only 3-tuples, but TTL-less entries are {key, value}; the FunctionClauseError killed the GenServer and dropped its :named_table.
• Encryption.decrypt_fields/1 never returns enc:v1: ciphertext as a live credential. With no key resolving (encryption disabled, key store unreachable) the map path passed encrypted values through untouched; they are now dropped and logged, matching the existing wrong-key behaviour.
• OAuth token refresh treats a failed persist as an error. The save result was discarded, so a failed UPDATE still returned {:ok, token} and — for IdPs that rotate refresh tokens — left the burned old refresh token in the row.
• Settings.get_json_settings_cached/2 fills cache misses from the database instead of returning nil for every absent/expired key (the same bug get_settings_cached/2 was patched for).
• Integrations.get_integration/1 by uuid only resolves module: "integrations" rows — any JSONB settings row's uuid used to decrypt-as-integration.
• Removed the legacy :cache_settings ETS table — it received every decrypted setting on warm and was never read or invalidated.
• File key-store preflight opens its probe with :exclusive, so a planted symlink at <key>.preflight can no longer truncate the real key.

Notifications, activity, jobs

• External-channel delivery reaches every recipient of a fan-out. The DeliveryWorker unique key was {source_uuid, channel}, so when one activity was routed to N recipients only the first job was inserted within the 300 s window. recipient_uuid is now part of the key.
• Notifications.prune/1 also ages out standalone rows (create/1, create_many/2, digest summaries) — the delete joined on the activity entry, so rows with activity_uuid: nil accumulated forever.
• Activity.log/1, Notifications.maybe_create_from_activity/1 and the delivery enqueue catch :exit as well as rescuing — a dead pool exits rather than raises, and the business action that logged the activity was crashing on a DB blip.
• DigestWorker survives one user's exit — previously an Oban retry re-sent every digest already delivered to earlier users in the sweep.
• ScheduledJobs marks a job failed on exit/throw instead of leaving the row in processing until the stale reclaim and skipping the rest of the sweep.
• activity_retention_days of 0 or negative falls back to 90 instead of crashing both prune workers daily with a FunctionClauseError.

Built-in modules

• Sitemap: an anonymous miss can no longer trigger a full regeneration storm. Any GET /sitemaps/<unknown> used to run Generator.generate_all/1 (every source, every language) and then 404 — N bogus filenames meant N concurrent full regenerations. Misses within 5 minutes of a full generation now 404 directly, and on-demand generation is single-flight (:global.trans; concurrent callers get a 503 with Retry-After).
• Sitemap scheduler goes through Oban.insert/1 and Oban.Repo instead of the host repo — Oban.Job carries no @schema_prefix, so on a prefixed install jobs landed in public.oban_jobs, a table no Oban instance polls.
• Scheduled sitemap chain survives a skipped or failed run. A scheduled job that returned early (base URL briefly empty) or errored never rescheduled, so regeneration silently stopped until the next boot.
• Video processing parses ffprobe output by key (stream=…:format= duration) instead of positionally — WebM/MKV carry duration on the format, not the stream, so the old [w, h, d] = match crashed and the file never became active.
• SyncFilesJob is unique across available/scheduled/executing; the LiveView's persistent_term guard was node-local and only set once the job started, so two clicks before pickup ran two concurrent syncs.
• Bucket form connection test uses start_async/3 — the linked Task.async took the form down on an HTTP-pool exit.

Admin UI

• remove_member on the user-details page only accepts a member of the organization being viewed; any uuid used to be detached, and a bogus one crashed the LiveView.
• Activity index no longer runs the paginated query twice per mount.
• Authorization settings and the markdown editor map event params through literal allowlists instead of String.to_existing_atom/1.
• MediaSelector's return_to goes through Routes.local_path?/1, the one redirect guard (rejects control characters), instead of a local copy.

Install & migrations

• mix phoenix_kit.update -y fails when ecto.migrate fails instead of printing a warning and exiting 0 with the schema still behind.
• mix phoenix_kit.gen.admin.page refuses to touch a non-literal admin_dashboard_tabs (a variable, base ++ […], a helper call) — it used to replace the whole value, dropping every page the host had registered.
• The migrator raises on a version-lookup query error instead of folding it into "fresh install" and replaying the whole chain onto a current database.
• DbConnectionCheck rescues/catches an unstarted repo and reports the friendly "cannot connect" message instead of a stack trace.
• Asset rebuild reports :rebuild_failed when every build command fails; mix phoenix_kit.assets.rebuild no longer prints "✅ completed" over it. MigrationStrategy says when the DB was unreachable rather than reporting "installed (V00)".

Known / deferred (recorded, not fixed here)

• Storage: Manager.public_url/2 issues an S3 HEAD per bucket on every <.image> render (resolve from FileLocation rows instead); orphan detection hardcodes table_schema = 'public' and runs a LIKE '%uuid%' scan per file on every MediaBrowser mount; Manager.delete_file/2 reports success if any bucket returned :ok (Local returns :ok for enoent).
• Settings: no cross-node invalidation (Settings.Events.broadcast_setting_changed/2 has no callers); read-then-put race can cache a stale value for one TTL.
• Install: supervisor-order rewrite can emit an unparseable application.ex (trailing commas); gen.migration mis-detects the version after consolidate_wrappers; modernize_layouts is a stub that reports success; V179/V180 down/1 can fail on a raw FK violation after a local manufacturer delete.
• Auth: reset-password submit does not re-verify the token (upstream phx.gen.auth behaviour); count_remaining_owners/1 in delete_user does not take the last-owner advisory lock.
• Maintenance: an unparseable schedule end value is stored as "no end".

2.13.15 - 2026-08-29

Fixed

• Repair no longer reports two composite-key PRIMARY KEYs as missing. phoenix_kit_shop_product_slugs_pkey and phoenix_kit_shop_category_slugs_pkey were hand-declared alongside V171 as kind: :index, but on the catalog they are PRIMARY KEY constraints on a composite natural key (lang, value) — and the index a p/u constraint owns is deliberately never listed among bare indexes, so the check could never match anything. Both read :missing on every run, on every install, no matter how many times repair ran. They are now declared as constraints. Separately, Probe keeps constraint-backed index rows in a new constraint_backed_indexes map instead of dropping them, and a kind: :index lookup falls back to it — so a manifest entry with the wrong kind degrades to a shape comparison rather than a permanent phantom. (#762)
• mix phoenix_kit.update's supervisor-ordering check reads the staged edit, not stale disk. It decided "order is correct" from a fresh File.read! of application.ex, but two earlier steps in the same run stage their application.ex edits in the Igniter buffer, which is not flushed to disk until the run ends. The check could see neither PhoenixKit.Supervisor nor Oban, conclude there was nothing to verify, and pass an install whose buffer was genuinely misordered. It now reads the same buffer the subsequent fix does. (#763)
• Integrations.add_connection/4 rejects unregistered provider keys. The provider arrives from a tamperable client event; an unknown key made Providers.get/1 return nil, which made the scope check default to [:system] and pass trivially, birthing a connection row for a provider that was never installed. Unknown keys now return {:error, :unknown_provider}. (#765)
• A module registered after the provider cache was warmed now contributes its providers. Providers.all/0 caches built-in plus external providers in persistent_term with no expiry, and ModuleRegistry.all_modules/0 answers [] until the registry has started — so a module arriving later (the parent app's rescan/0, a runtime register/1, a dev hot-reload) stayed invisible to the provider list for the life of the VM. Providers.clear_cache/0 existed for exactly this and nothing outside the test suite ever called it. The registry now calls it whenever the module set actually changes. This was survivable while an unknown key merely fell back to a [:system] default; with the add_connection/4 guard above it meant a legitimately installed provider could not be connected at all until a restart. (post-merge review of #765)

Added

• A repository-level guard against running the test suite on a live database. config/test.exs honors PGDATABASE so the suite can target an already-provisioned database on a role without CREATEDB — which also means a shell that leaks myapp_dev into every process turns a bare mix test into a silent migrate-and-seed of the real thing. test_helper.exs now refuses, before anything opens a connection, a database name ending in _dev, _development, _prod, _production or _staging, plus any exact name listed in PHOENIX_KIT_TEST_DB_DENYLIST. It deliberately does not require a _test suffix: an arbitrary scratch name is the case PGDATABASE support exists for and passes through untouched. (#764)
• Coverage for rotating a restricted setting that is still plaintext. Every existing rotation test seeded through the encrypting write path, so none could tell "rotation handles a restricted setting" apart from "rotation handles one that was already encrypted". The real row this protects — an oauth_google_client_secret written before encryption shipped — is genuinely plaintext, and the new test asserts both that rotation encrypts it and that the live OAuth credential read path still hands back the original secret. (#766)

2.13.14 - 2026-08-28

Added

• <.folder_explorer> can show what is in the folders. It rendered a tree of folders and nothing else, which suits MediaBrowser — its files live in a grid beside the tree — but not a consumer whose leaves are the point. A new items attr (%{folder_uuid => [item]}, with "root" for the top level) and an :item slot interleave leaves with folders the way Obsidian and Finder do. Each item needs an :id, which becomes data-draggable-file, so leaves are draggable on the same terms as folders with no work from the consumer. A folder holding only leaves now gets a chevron. Empty by default: the folders-only tree is unchanged.
• show_rename and enable_drag are settable on <.folder_explorer>. Both existed on the recursive node and neither was plumbed through the public component, so a consumer could not turn off an affordance it had no handler for. Defaults are unchanged.

Fixed

• <.folder_explorer> no longer raises on a folder without a colour. It read folder.color directly, which is fine for PhoenixKit.Media.Folder and a KeyError for any other consumer's folder struct — taking the page down the moment such a consumer had one folder. Read through folder_color/1 (Map.get/2) everywhere.
• myself is optional on <.folder_explorer>. It was required: true, and every control targets it, which made the component effectively LiveComponent-only. Pass myself={nil} from a plain LiveView: HEEx omits a nil attribute, so the events arrive at the LiveView. Documented rather than discovered.
• Corrected a stale comment in MediaDragDrop claiming folder drags are refused by trash targets. V119 added recursive folder trash and the comment was left behind; the code accepts files, folders and batches. It cost a consumer an afternoon of believing it.

2.13.13 - 2026-08-28

Added

• Integrations encryption key store — a rotated secret from mix phoenix_kit.integrations.rotate_key now survives past the terminal it was printed in. PhoenixKit.Integrations.KeyStore (file/S3/chain backends) persists it, verified by a write-then-read-back check before rotation touches any data; mix phoenix_kit.doctor and the admin Integrations settings page report the same key verdict as the boot-time warning, from one shared Encryption.key_report/0. (#756)
• Restricted setting values are encrypted at rest — oauth_google_client_secret, oauth_github_client_secret, oauth_facebook_app_secret, aws_access_key_id, and aws_secret_access_key are now written through the same encryption used for integration credentials, and decrypted on every read path (including the boot-time settings cache warmer). (#759)
• config.exs/application.ex splices verify before they're adopted — every regex-based install/update splice (Oban wiring, boot hook, Ueberauth fix, dev-mailer guard) now parses the candidate output and confirms the intended change actually landed in the right place before writing it; otherwise the original content is kept and a manual-fallback message is printed. Along the way, fixed a buffer-vs-disk bug that could silently discard an earlier install/update step's edit to the same file, an unanchored plugins:/crontab: regex that could match a neighbouring app's config, and an unconditional leading comma that could corrupt a crontab already ending in one. (#758)
• <.line_chart> / <.sparkline> gained a y_invert attr so rank-like data (search position, leaderboard) plots "1 is best, at the top" without the caller negating its own values; table_default.ex's card_media_class attr frames the :card_media slot; <.translatable_field> forwards phx-hook/data-*/aria-* to its underlying input via a new debounce- configurable :rest global attr. (#760)

Fixed

• Key rotation silently stranded restricted settings. The key rotation added by #756 only re-encrypted module: "integrations" rows; the restricted setting values #759 added (same PR cycle) are stored with module: nil and share the same encryption key, so a routine rotation left them under the old key — reads then failed closed (logged, dropped) the moment the app restarted onto the new key, taking OAuth login and AWS config dark with no warning from the rotation task. KeyRotation now rotates both row shapes in the same pass.
• The admin dashboard's rotating greeting re-rolled the instant the websocket connected (LiveView calls mount/3 twice per page load), so the greeting visibly changed on nearly every visit instead of staying put for the page load. (#761)
• The language switcher stacked locale prefixes (/en/fr/...) instead of replacing one — three drifted copies of the URL builder in AdminNav, LayoutWrapper, and UserDashboardNav are now one Routes.locale_switch_path/3. (#761)
• Bumped the Leaf JS bundle to 0.6.0, with a test holding the CDN pin and the Hex lock together. (#761)

2.13.12 - 2026-08-27

Fixed

• A module tab colliding with a host admin page, or with another module's tab, compiled to two live declarations at the same path — Phoenix kept the first, the second was dead code, discoverable only by chance via the compiler's "this clause cannot match" warning. Host pages now always win; ties between modules keep whichever was discovered first. (#753)
• The same collision was still possible between two modules' user_dashboard_tabs — the sibling route family compile_module_user_routes/1 builds, which #753 didn't cover. Fixed with the same dedup logic.
• "Test Connection" stamped a provider with no way to actually check a connection as "connected", with a fabricated connected_at timestamp — a check that never ran was indistinguishable from one that passed. Such providers now report :unverified, threaded through to a distinct "Not tested — this provider has no connection check" warning (not the green "verified" a real pass gets, not the red "failed" a real failure gets) on both the system and personal integration forms. (#754)

Added

• mix phoenix_kit.doctor check 13, Schema-Declared Relations Without a DB FK — cross-references every belongs_to PhoenixKit's own schemas declare against pg_constraint, reporting (advisory, not a failure) any relation with no matching database foreign key. Complements check 12, which only ever examines a relationship that already has a declared FK constraint. (#755)

2.13.11 - 2026-08-25

Every install migrating through V180 crashed outright — a bare LOCK TABLE statement outside a transaction block, 25P01 no_active_sql_transaction. Not only apps using the catalogue module: the table V180 locks is created unconditionally by the chain (V149, and the V135 floor), so every release from 2.13.4 through 2.13.10 is affected. Upgrade straight to this one.

Fixed

• V180 (enforce_one_current_supplier_per_pair/2) crashed every install with Postgrex.Error: LOCK TABLE can only be used in transaction blocks. Migration wrappers carry @disable_ddl_transaction true (core convention — every generated wrapper does this so a long DDL statement isn't held inside one giant transaction), so each top-level execute/1 auto-commits on its own and a bare LOCK TABLE has no transaction to hold. Even accepted, the lock would have released at its own commit — before the UPDATE and CREATE UNIQUE INDEX it existed to protect, leaving the concurrent-writer race it was written to close still open. Lock, dedupe UPDATE, and CREATE UNIQUE INDEX now run inside one DO $$ block, same shape V170 already used for phoenix_kit_notifications_dedupe_unseen_idx. Recovery for an install that hit the crash: block 1 of V180 (the manufacturer/supplier federation columns) already committed, and the version comment still reads '179', so a plain re-run (mix ecto.migrate / mix phoenix_kit.update) completes it — every block-1 statement is IF NOT EXISTS-guarded.
• V180's dedupe wrote updated_at off by the session's UTC offset. now() AT TIME ZONE 'utc' is the right idiom for core's timestamp without time zone columns, but phoenix_kit_cat_item_supplier_info declares TIMESTAMPTZ (V149): the expression yields a UTC wall clock that the assignment then re-reads in the session time zone, so a host on America/New_York stamped the closed rows four hours in the future. Bare now() now, as V170's dedupe already used. Only rows this migration closes were affected.

Added

• Static chain check: no LOCK TABLE outside a DO $$ block. lock_table_guard_test.exs already asserted that every LOCK TABLE sits behind a table-existence guard, but it only ever looked inside DO $$ bodies — a bare top-level one was invisible to it, which is how V180 shipped. Nothing else in the suite can catch this class either: PhoenixKit.Migration.Runner carries no @disable_ddl_transaction, so ensure_current/2 (and therefore test_helper.exs, and the full-chain prefix test) runs migrations inside a transaction — the one condition under which a bare LOCK TABLE succeeds.

2.13.10 - 2026-08-25

A live install's default (dev-parity) logging wrote OAuth/AWS setting secrets straight into /var/log/elixir.log in cleartext, on two independent paths — closes the second half of the DOM leak fixed in 2.13.9. Doctor's orphaned-FK check also grows from 4 hardcoded relationships to every foreign key constraint on the schema (#751).

Fixed

• Saving a Settings/Authorization credential (oauth_google_client_secret and friends) logged the real value. Phoenix.LiveView.Logger writes a "HANDLE EVENT ... Parameters: ..." line for every handle_event, filtered only by config :phoenix, :filter_parameters (Phoenix's own default: password/token) — a value the settings form's field names (oauth_google_client_secret, billing_stripe_secret_key, ...) never matched. PhoenixKit.boot/1 now installs secret/api_key into that list itself (merging into {:keep, [...]} mode; replacing an already-compiled filter with a fresh one carrying Phoenix's own default plus these — found, by a destructive test, that Phoenix pre-compiles this on every boot regardless of host config, so "leave an already-configured filter alone" meant "leave every real host alone"). Also merges in every PhoenixKit.Settings.restricted_setting_keys/0 entry by exact name — aws_access_key_id names neither half of a keypair by the generic words above, so it only gets caught by being on that list. No host action required — every app already calls boot/1 via phoenix_kit.install/update.
• Every write to phoenix_kit_settings was logged with its raw value at Ecto's default :debug SQL log level (UPDATE ... SET value = $1 ... [<secret>, ...]) — the table stores every setting's value in the same generic columns, secret or not, and Ecto's SQL logger has no notion of the schema (no redact: field option reaches it). Queries.insert_setting/1 and update_setting/1 now pass log: false.
• mix phoenix_kit.doctor's orphaned-FK check covered 4 of 70+ foreign key relationships — a hardcoded 4-pair list, checked and printed PASS, which read as "everything is fine" but only ever meant "the four pairs we happened to list are fine". Two real orphans on a live site sat outside those four and were invisible the whole time. Now discovers every single-column FK constraint straight from pg_constraint (self-maintaining — a future migration's constraint is covered without touching this file), reports coverage explicitly in every result line ("checked N of M foreign key constraints" — zero coverage can never read as PASS again, whatever caused it), classifies orphans behind an already-VALID constraint (previously silently discarded), gives a per-constraint probe a 5s time budget so one huge table can't hang the whole run, and gives a probe-failure-only result its own :warn tier instead of the same :fail red as confirmed data damage. Multi-column FKs are enumerated but not probed (reported as "not supported by this check, verify manually").

2.13.9 - 2026-08-24

Timezones move from a bare offset to full IANA identifiers, so DST is tracked instead of frozen at whatever the account's offset was when it was set; saved integration secrets stop round-tripping into the setup form; Estonian and Russian translations get another pass (#748, #749, #750).

Added

• phoenix_kit_users.user_timezone now holds IANA identifiers (Europe/Helsinki) instead of a bare offset ("2"), so a summer-set timezone no longer reads an hour behind once winter DST kicks in. PhoenixKit.Utils.TimeZone still reads existing offset rows as fixed offsets — nothing is migrated in place, only the column widens (V181). New /profile/settings page for setting it (#750).

Fixed

• The "you haven't set a timezone" banner fired for almost every signed-in user. It compared the account's blank preference against the site default using identifier-only equality, but a fresh/unmigrated install's site default is the legacy offset "0", which can never match an IANA id. Added TimeZone.effectively_same?/2, which compares effective UTC offsets when either side is a legacy offset (#750, post-merge review).
• A hand-edited user_settings_path override could resolve to /users/log-out, turning a "Settings" link into a silent sign-out. Routes.user_settings_path/1 now runs the override through the same usable_candidate?/1 guard as main_page_path/0 (post-merge review).
• Media viewer forced a 1:1 aspect ratio regardless of the actual image; settings page content could overflow its container (#750).
• Saved integration secrets (API keys, bot tokens) were decrypted and rendered straight into the setup form's value= attribute on every edit. The field now renders empty with an "already configured" placeholder instead of the credential; submitting it blank still keeps the existing secret rather than wiping it (#748).

i18n

• Estonian translation gaps filled; a batch of Russian strings that were fuzzy-matched onto the wrong English source corrected (#749).

2.13.8 - 2026-08-24

Authentication and session flash messages now go through gettext, so a non-English visitor is no longer greeted in English after signing in (#747).

Changed

• Auth, session, OAuth, magic-link, registration, confirmation, and password-reset flashes resolve through gettext. Named %{} bindings replace #{} interpolation so the strings extract. Users.Auth now uses Gettext itself (:verified_routes does not pull the macros in). One pre-existing Gettext.dgettext/3 runtime call is a macro, so extract can see it. Estonian translations are filled in; other locales stay on the English msgid until they are translated (#747).

Fixed

• Inline magic-link errors were still English on an otherwise-translated page. The flash half of error_state/3 was wrapped; the alert rendered next to it was not. MagicLink's :error assign (never a flash) was the same gap. Both now go through gettext (#747).
• The two Ueberauth-missing OAuth flashes survived only in et.po. mix gettext.extract --merge treated them as orphans and deleted them. They now live in default.pot as well, which is the path the catalog header names for a string that cannot be compiled-extracted (#747).

i18n

• Estonian translations for the auth/session flashes this release introduces, including the five leftover inline errors. Fuzzy matches from extract (e.g. "Please enter a valid email address" ← "Please enter a name") were replaced, not kept (#747).

2.13.7 - 2026-08-22

Fixed

• mix igniter.install phoenix_kit no longer writes config :phoenix_kit, PhoenixKit.Mailer above import Config in config/runtime.exs. On a stock Phoenix 1.7+ app (simple dev.exs plus a runtime.exs that calls System.get_env — every mix phx.new tree) the installer preferred runtime.exs and inserted the Local adapter at line 1, before the import Config that defines config/3. The next boot then died with undefined function config/3 (there is no such import). The Local adapter now lands in config/dev.exs on that layout. When the installer does write runtime.exs (no simple dev.exs), the block is placed after import Config and wrapped in if config_env() == :dev. mix phoenix_kit.update relocates any config calls that already sit above import Config and wraps the unguarded 2.13.6 Local adapter in if config_env() == :dev, so a host that hit this on 2.13.6 boots again after upgrading without overriding production mailer config.

2.13.6 - 2026-08-22

The second nav_tabs adoption wave: daisyUI's underline look, and link keys that no longer double-prefix module Paths helpers (#746).

Added

• variant={:border} — daisyUI 5's tabs-border underline look, the convention on show-page and settings strips. Unlike :boxed there is no frame to shed, so no bg/padding overrides ride along (#746).

Changed

• :navigate and :patch now pass through verbatim, matching Phoenix.Component.link/1. They used to run through Routes.path/1, which double-prefixed URLs already built by a module's Paths helpers. :path is unchanged: it still applies the helper, because its callers have always passed unprefixed paths. The two keys are the same link kind with different prefix rules — not interchangeable spellings (#746). Callers that passed unprefixed values to :navigate / :patch against 2.13.5 need to prefix them at the call site (one consumer: phoenix_kit_user_connections).

2.13.5 - 2026-08-21

nav_tabs becomes the strip the rest of the ecosystem can actually adopt: patch links, an unframed variant, nil-tolerant badges, and the daisyUI 5 tabs-box class (#744). Companion PRs in seven modules migrate onto it.

Added

• nav_tabs link keys now mirror Phoenix.Component.link/1. :navigate for a full LiveView navigation, :patch to stay in the current LiveView (query-param tabs need this — a navigate remounts and drops socket state). :path is a permanent alias for :navigate, so existing callers do not change. Two link keys on one tab raise; a nil value counts as absent (#744).
• variant={:plain} drops the daisyUI frame (tabs-box) so a strip nested in an already-framed container is not double-boxed. class can only add, which is why callers had been hand-rolling instead (#744).
• :badge_class lets a tab keep its own badge tone (a pending-requests count stays badge-warning whether or not it is the active tab) (#744).
• tablist_class/2 and tab_class/2 are public so tab-styled markup that is not a tab strip can share one daisyUI definition. The next class rename should be a change here, not another sweep (#744).

Changed

• tabs-boxed → tabs-box. daisyUI 5 renamed the class; the old name styled nothing (#744).
• Optional tab keys treat nil as absent, so badge: if(n > 0, do: n) renders no badge rather than an empty pill. Zero still renders (#744).
• live_sessions' filter row uses <.nav_tabs>. Its handler now matches on %{"tab" => _} instead of %{"type" => _} — the URL query key stays type (#744).

Fixed

• import PhoenixKitWeb.Components.Core.NavTabs is now explicit (only:) so a later helper on that module does not silently join every LiveView's namespace. tab_class / tablist_class are the intended additions; the same file already documents this failure mode on EmailStatusBadge (post-merge follow-up for #744).

2.13.4 - 2026-08-21

Catalogue manufacturer/supplier links become CRM-federated (V178–V180), and the Authorization settings page no longer leaks OAuth secrets via the DOM or application logs (#742, #743).

Added

• V178: phoenix_kit_cat_manufacturers.crm_company_uuid — a soft, nullable cross-reference onto a CRM party (no FK — optional-module boundary), plus partial unique indexes on both cat_manufacturers and cat_suppliers' crm_company_uuid so each stays one-to-one against a CRM party (#743).
• V179: phoenix_kit_cat_items.manufacturer_uuid becomes a federated reference — a manufacturer can now be a CRM party, not only a local phoenix_kit_cat_manufacturers row. Adds manufacturer_source (local/crm_company) and manufacturer_name_snapshot (a tombstone shown only when the reference resolves to nothing), and drops phoenix_kit_cat_items_manufacturer_uuid_fkey — integrity moves to the application, as it already had for the item↔supplier junction since V149 (#743).
• V180: phoenix_kit_cat_manufacturer_suppliers becomes federated on both sides — adds manufacturer_source/supplier_source and drops both of the join table's foreign keys (which carried ON DELETE CASCADE). Also adds a partial unique index so one item can no longer carry two open price rows for the same supplier at once; pre-existing duplicates are closed (not deleted) during the upgrade (#743).

Fixed

• The Authorization settings page (/admin/settings/authorization) no longer renders real OAuth client secrets into the DOM. The three secret inputs previously round-tripped the real Google/GitHub/Facebook secret through value=, which meant editing any other field re-submitted it as part of the full-form validate_settings event and Phoenix's own LiveView telemetry logger wrote it to the application log. Inputs now always render blank with a "secret already configured" placeholder; a blank submission no longer wipes the stored secret (#742).

⚠️ Upgrade note

If you use phoenix_kit_catalogue: upgrade it to a version that includes its own explicit cleanup of phoenix_kit_cat_manufacturer_suppliers links (phoenix_kit_catalogue PR #75) before or alongside this release. V180 drops the ON DELETE CASCADE that used to clear those links automatically when a local supplier/manufacturer was deleted; an older phoenix_kit_catalogue will silently leave orphaned (but harmless and recoverable) join rows behind until it's upgraded.

2.13.3 - 2026-08-20

Closes an OAuth/AWS secret-value leak on the General and Users settings pages (#741), plus a post-merge fix for a reset-to-defaults gap the same PR left open.

Fixed

• OAuth login secrets and AWS credentials no longer load into the General/Users settings LiveViews — both mounted with Settings.list_all_settings/0, holding the real oauth_*_client_secret and aws_access_key_id/aws_secret_access_key values in socket state even though only the Authorization page renders them. Replaced with Settings.list_public_settings/0, an explicit allow list (@public_setting_keys) rather than a blacklist of list_all_settings/0 — a new setting that isn't classified on either list now fails a test instead of silently defaulting to exposed (#741).
• General settings' "Reset to Defaults" no longer overwrites those same restricted keys — the reset handler still called update_settings/1 with the full, unfiltered defaults map (including the 5 restricted keys), so clicking Reset silently wiped live OAuth client secrets and AWS credentials — aws_access_key_id/aws_secret_access_key can default to the host's real configured credentials, not a placeholder. The confirm dialog never mentioned this. Reset now filters through the same allow list used at mount (post-merge fix for #741).

2.13.2 - 2026-08-19

A catalogue attribute-sets table, an OAuth registration crash fix, and a sitemap/noindex decoupling flag (#737, #739, #740).

Added

• V177: phoenix_kit_cat_item_attribute_sets — the catalogue's item ↔ attribute-set join backing the attribute-sets rework, with a reserved per-attachment data JSONB for upcoming per-item value selection (#737).
• crawlers_sitemap_exempt_from_no_index setting — lets an operator keep the sitemap publishing its real URLs while crawlers_no_index is active, without touching the noindex robots meta directive. Off by default, so existing installs keep today's lockstep behavior (#740).

Fixed

• Ecto.CastError on OAuth registration with geolocation tracking enabled — register_user_with_geolocation/2 merged a string key onto atom-keyed attrs from the OAuth path, producing a mixed-key map that Ecto.Changeset.cast/3 rejects outright. attrs is now normalized to string keys before the merge (#739).

2.13.1 - 2026-08-18

FK validation, auth-page SEO, an S3-compatible object-storage integration provider, and a tracked pre-commit hook (#733, #734, #735, #736).

Added

• V176 validates existing NOT VALID user foreign keys in place and never deletes or nulls a row — a name-matched re-probe after VALIDATE guards against shape-only false positives. mix phoenix_kit.doctor's orphaned-FK probe now fails closed on a probe error instead of reporting a pass (#733).
• Canonical/hreflang tags on the stable auth pages (login, registration, magic-link registration request) via a new PhoenixKitWeb.Users.AuthSeo helper (#734).
• object_storage integration provider (S3-compatible) — registers with PhoenixKit.Integrations, with URL/bucket/region validators covering AWS/Backblaze/Cloudflare/China-partition endpoint shapes. This is the provider-side half of the bucket integration_uuid credential source added in 2.13.0 — no admin-UI picker yet (#735).
• .githooks/pre-commit is now tracked in the repo (git config core.hooksPath .githooks to enable) and mix phoenix_kit.doctor reports its status under "Git Hooks" — scoped to a checkout of phoenix_kit itself, since the hook is a contributor convention, not something installed into a consuming host app (#736).

Fixed

• .githooks/pre-commit now runs the same steps as mix precommit, in the same order (compile --warnings-as-errors --all-warnings, deps.unlock --check-unused, quality.ci, test.js), instead of a weaker, format-mutating mix quality that could leave the working tree dirty immediately after a hook-approved commit (post-#736 review fix).

2.13.0 - 2026-08-18

Storage bucket credentials are now encrypted at rest, with an alternative credential source for cloud buckets (#732).

Added

• phoenix_kit_buckets.integration_uuid — a cloud bucket (S3/B2/R2) may now point at a PhoenixKit.Integrations connection instead of storing access_key_id/secret_access_key directly. Mutually exclusive with the bucket's own credentials — Bucket.changeset/2 rejects setting both in the same change rather than letting one silently win. Not yet wired up to any admin UI or a registered object_storage integration provider — usable via the context API today, a follow-up PR is expected to add the picker (#732).
• PhoenixKit.Integrations.Encryption.encrypt_value/1 and decrypt_value/1 — single-value encrypt/decrypt for callers with one bare field to protect (e.g. an Ecto schema field) rather than a full encrypt_fields/1-shaped map. Same cipher, key derivation, and enc:v1: prefix (#732).

Changed

• secret_access_key on storage buckets is now encrypted at rest, decrypted only at the point of use (Providers.S3.resolve_credentials/1) — general accessors like Storage.get_bucket/1 return it as stored. A row written before encryption existed stays plaintext until the next save of the bucket for any reason (no bulk backfill). access_key_id is left as-is — it is a credentials identifier, not a secret (#732).
• phoenix_kit_buckets.secret_access_key widened from varchar(255) to text (migration V175) — the encrypted encoding runs ~1.6x the plaintext length, which overflowed the old column past a ~158-char secret (#732).

2.12.1 - 2026-08-17

Two defects in the sitemap domain-mode code that landed with 2.12.0, found by reviewing that release's own follow-up commits after it shipped (#731).

Fixed

• Duplicate <loc> on the primary sitemap domain. When the primary domain hosts a language that is NOT the site default, and the site default has no domain of its own, the default language's unprefixed home page re-hosted onto exactly the URL the primary's own language already occupied — the same URL twice in one file. The host's own language now wins its URL and the colliding domainless entry is dropped (#731).
• One junk element in sitemap_non_page_pipelines emptied the whole router-discovery source, silently. A hand-edited settings value like ["phoenix_kit_api", 1] raised inside safe_to_atom/1, which collect/1's rescue swallowed — removing every discovered route from the sitemap with nothing in the log. Junk elements are now ignored while the good ones still apply; this also hardens sitemap_protected_pipelines, which shares the same helper (#731).

2.12.0 - 2026-08-17

Every mapped sitemap domain gets its own static pages, with the review follow-ups needed to ship it safely (#730).

Added

• A mapped sitemap domain now gets its own static pages (home page and any other sitemap_static_routes / sitemap_custom_urls entry) — a language with a domain of its own serves these prefix-free from that host, but Sources.Static previously emitted them for the default language only, so every non-primary domain's sitemap was missing its own home page while still listing its products. The prefixed URL this collects is an intermediate for DomainMode to re-host, not a published one — it never reaches the legacy/index set served to unmapped hosts (#730).
• sitemap_non_page_pipelines setting — an escape hatch for the JSON-pipeline route exclusion added in 2.11.0: unlike sitemap_protected_pipelines, this one replaces the default pipeline list rather than extending it, so a host that serves real pages through a pipeline literally named :api can take it off the list. Saving [] turns pipeline-based exclusion off entirely (#730).

Fixed

• Sitemap.regenerate/1 accepted an unconfigured site_url and would have written host-less <loc> entries instead of failing — it now returns {:error, :base_url_not_configured}, matching the guard SchedulerWorker already had for scheduled regeneration (#730).

2.11.0 - 2026-08-17

Sitemap round-out (domainless-language URLs, a real regenerate/1, JSON-pipeline route exclusion), independent integrations encryption keys with rotation, and a media-annotation comment fix, with etcher bumped to 0.13.1 (#725, #726, #727, #728, #729).

Added

• Integrations encryption key rotation. mix phoenix_kit.integrations.rotate_key re-encrypts (or, for a still-plaintext row from before this release, encrypts for the first time) every stored integration credential under the currently configured key, and the encryption key can now be decoupled from secret_key_base via a dedicated config, with an admin-UI warning when a host is still relying on the legacy shared-key fallback (#728).
• sitemap_router_discovery now excludes JSON-pipeline routes, not just ^/api-path routes — a route piped through :api or :phoenix_kit_api is recognized as non-page regardless of where it's mounted (a module's own API prefix, or a host's infrastructure endpoint like Caddy's on-demand-TLS ask hook) (#727).

Fixed

• Domain-mode sitemap dropped every URL for a language with no domain of its own. Domainless languages now fall back into the primary domain's file with their locale-prefixed path intact, computed the same way as a mapped language's alternates (#725).
• Sitemap.regenerate/1 returned a "not implemented" placeholder instead of actually regenerating the sitemap; wired to the same Generator call the sitemap controller already uses (#726).
• Master comment on a labelled annotation shape repeated the shape's label as the comment body, even though the sidebar already renders the label as the thread's heading — post-merge review found the described fallback for older phoenix_kit_comments releases didn't actually work (the new allow_empty_content flag doesn't exist in any released version, so the bodiless-content attempt always failed and Reply silently did nothing for every labelled shape); fixed by retrying with the label as content on that specific failure, so the flow works today and upgrades transparently once phoenix_kit_comments ships real support for the flag (#729).
• etcher bumped to 0.13.1 — the annotation tooltip anchored above the shape element, which for a labelled shape is exactly where the label floats, covering it; the anchor box is now the shape unioned with its label and badge (#729).

2.10.0 - 2026-08-17

Locale resolution gets smarter about dialect/bare-code mismatches, hosts running multiple domains gain a request-scoped default-language override, and sitemaps can now be generated, cached, and served per domain (#722, #723, #724).

Added

• Multilang dialect/bare-code resolution. Reading translatable content no longer requires an exact locale-code match — a bare code ("en") resolves against a full-dialect record ("en-US") and vice versa, and a same-base sibling is used as a deterministic, primary-preferring fallback when the requested code has no data of its own. PhoenixKitWeb.Users.Auth gained resolve_active_dialect/1 (resolves a base code to the host's actually enabled dialect) and put_gettext_locale/1 (de-duplicating the Gettext.put_locale/2 pair previously repeated at 7 call sites); LiveView navigation to a full-dialect URL segment (/en-GB/...) is now honored the same way the HTTP plug already honored it (#722).
• PhoenixKit.Modules.Languages.put_request_default_language/1 / request_default_language/0. A Process-scoped override that get_default_language/0 consults before falling back to the configured is_default language, for multi-domain hosts that want a different default language per request. pass nil or "" to clear it. Explicitly process-scoped — not inherited by Task/Oban (#723).
• PhoenixKitWeb.Integration.extra_on_mount/0, read from config :phoenix_kit, :extra_live_session_on_mount, prepended to the on_mount list of every live_session PhoenixKit generates (public, admin, authenticated dashboard, deprecated user-dashboard, maintenance), so a host can hook put_request_default_language/1 into its own domain-resolution logic on the LiveView socket path (#723).
• Per-domain sitemap generation, storage, cache, and serving. A host app can map several domains to distinct languages (one domain = one canonical language); PhoenixKit.Modules.Sitemap.DomainMode builds a per-host sitemap.xml/sitemaps/* set by re-hosting each language's already-collected entries and computing cross-domain hreflang alternates once per canonical group. Host strings are validated/normalized once and re-validated in FileStorage as defense in depth; Cache.invalidate/0 and cleanup_stale_domain_dirs/0 sweep per-host directories so stale/renamed domains don't linger (#724).

Fixed

Post-merge review of #722/#723/#724 found and fixed the following before release:

• same_base?/2 collapsed genuinely distinct sibling dialects (e.g. independently-maintained en-US and en-GB content), not just bare/dialect naming-drift of the same language slot. Saving a secondary dialect tab could silently overwrite the primary language's data, or promoting a dialect to primary could delete an unrelated sibling as a false "ghost." Narrowed the equivalence to same-string or literal bare-code-of-the-other only.
• Request-scoped language override lost to a same-base dialect earlier in the configured list. An exact-code override (e.g. "fr-CA") could resolve to a different, earlier-listed dialect of the same base ("fr-FR") on any host with 2+ enabled dialects sharing a base, because the lookup OR'd "exact match" and "base match" into one Enum.find/2 pass instead of trying exact matches first.
• put_request_default_language("") silently forced English instead of behaving like "no override" (its documented behavior for nil and for any unknown/disabled code) — a naive host plug computing the override from an unmapped host (Map.get(domain_map, host, "")) would trip this on every unmapped domain.
• Domain-mode sitemap generation force-collected in index mode, bypassing enabled?/0 and leaking a disabled source's URLs into the public, crawlable per-domain files — even though those same URLs were correctly absent from /sitemap.xml and every per-module file. Index-mode domain-file collection now honors enabled?/0 exactly like the legacy per-module path; flat mode's existing, separately-documented force-collect behavior is unchanged.

2.9.0 - 2026-08-17

Media file-type integrity gets defended at the write boundary and repaired for rows already corrupted, and the media viewer's shape annotations grow a real discussion flow (#721).

Added

• Annotation discussions. Drawing a shape on the media viewer's canvas no longer opens a composer — every kind saves silently, with labels typed through Etcher's inline editor. The tooltip gets three header buttons (Etcher 0.13's tooltipActions): Reply lazily creates the shape's master comment (content = label, author = shape creator, backdated to the shape's creation) and opens a body-only popup that threads under it; Edit reopens Etcher's inline label editor; View scrolls the sidebar to the shape's thread. Shapes show a live comment-count badge that refreshes on create/delete via the existing comments PubSub relay.
• Storage.store_file_in_buckets/7 :mime_type opt. Callers can now pass the browser-observed mime (client_type / content_type) so it's stored verbatim instead of guessed from the extension; all core upload call sites (UploadController, MediaBrowser, MediaSelectorModal, MediaSelector) now pass it.
• Storage.display_file_type/1. Reconciles a stored row's file_type against its own mime/filename evidence for display, so a row misclassified before this release (e.g. a .mov stored as "image") renders correctly without needing the repair migration to have run.
• V174 migration — repairs media rows corrupted by two now-fixed writer defects: blank/octet-stream mimes with a known audio extension get the real audio mime (files and file instances), and generic file_type values contradicted by the mime are reclassified. System types ("tile") and rows without evidence are left untouched; the migration is idempotent and its down/1 is deliberately a no-op (there's no record of the pre-repair values to restore).

Fixed

• Upload paths could poison file_type for every downstream surface. The storage write boundary now cross-checks a caller's claimed file_type against the mime/filename evidence and corrects a contradicted generic claim, so one careless call site (e.g. an external module hardcoding "image") can no longer break the thumbnail grid, type filters, and variant processing for every file it uploads.
• determine_mime_type/1 had no audio entries. Every .mp3/.m4a/ .wav guessed from an extension landed as application/octet-stream and was served that way. Now routed through MIME.type/1 with an audio fallback map for the extensions it still answers octet-stream for.
• Etcher label text silently vanished on reload. annotation_unchanged? compared geometry/style/kind only, so a label typed into Etcher's inline editor (the only way text/callout/dimension shapes collect text since Etcher 0.12) changed nothing the comparison looked at and the write was skipped.
• Committing a shape label crashed the LiveView. The sync path read a curated map (as load_annotations_for/1 produces it) as if it were the Annotation schema struct.
• Deleting a sidebar comment killed the whole LiveView, which read as "the page refreshed and the media modal closed" — the Embed macro now handles the {:comments_updated, ...} message the comments component reports to the host process.
• The media viewer's connector anchors are now hard-disabled (connectors={:off}) instead of following a shared saved preference that could follow a user in from boards, where the anchors point at nothing.
• Lightbox video/audio sizing. Video fills the column via object-contain instead of floating as a tiny box at its intrinsic size; the audio player is centered with a max width instead of stretching full width.
• default.pot extraction drift + missing translations. The composer's copy change ("Reply to this annotation") had never been extracted; re-extracted and translated into de/es/et/fr/it/pl/ru.

Dependencies

• etcher 0.13.0 (was 0.12.1) — adds tooltipActions and the hard connectors={:off} layer option.

2.8.1 - 2026-08-16

Added

• UploadGuard. Core.FileUpload now blocks accidental tab close/refresh while a file is mid-upload — the browser's native beforeunload dialog fires instead of silently losing an in-flight transfer (LiveView uploads aren't resumed). Applies to both the drag-drop and button variants (#720).

Changed

• Core.FileUpload static strings are translatable. "Cancel upload", "Drag files here or click to browse", "Drop your files to upload", and "Maximum file size: …" now go through gettext; the label attr defaults to a translated "Upload Files" instead of a hardcoded string (#720).

Fixed

• default.pot extraction drift. Core.ColumnSettings' "Columns" and "Shown" labels (added in 2.8.0) had never been extracted, leaving them untranslated in every non-English locale. Re-extracted and translated into de/es/et/fr/it/pl/ru.

2.8.0 - 2026-08-16

The admin header becomes a real breadcrumb for drill-down pages, and catalogue's live column editor lands in core as a reusable modal. UrlState stops leaking router path params into every patched query (#719).

Added

• page_crumbs on app_layout. Extra %{label, path | patch} crumbs between page_section and the page title for pages nested deeper than one level. The last crumb stays visible below sm; earlier crumbs and the section drop first, so a drilled page reads … / parent / page instead of the bare title (#719).

• Core.ColumnSettings (<.column_settings_modal>). Live column-configuration modal: Shown list (SortableGrid drag-reorder, remove) beside Available (click to add), Reset + Close, no Apply step. Labels accept strings or 0-arity functions. The consumer owns the catalog, selection, and persistence (#719).

• table_row_menu_link patch attr. Same-LiveView navigation for menus that drill via push_patch (#719).

Changed

• Admin header progressive collapse. Below lg the site name and "Admin Panel" give way to a home-linked …; below sm the trail truncates from the left rather than collapsing to the page title (#719).

Fixed

• UrlState extras come from the URI query string, not LiveView's merged params map. A /:uuid segment was being re-encoded into every patched URL (?q=oak became ?q=oak&uuid=<uuid>). decode/2's spec now admits :not_mounted_at_router (#719).

• ColumnSettings Shown list is actually sortable. Rows use the sortable-item class SortableGrid reads; a custom .col-item was silently ignored. Drag starts on .pk-drag-handle only (post-merge review of #719).

• page_crumbs accept patch: for same-LiveView drill trails, matching the row-menu attr the PR already added (post-merge review of #719).

• column_settings_modal is imported with the other list-UI primitives (post-merge review of #719).

2.7.0 - 2026-08-15

Catalogue gets reusable, translatable attribute groups; list tables grow a comfortable density between compact and cards; uploads say what is happening after the bar hits 100%. Chain moves V172 → V173 (#718).

Added

• V173 — catalogue attribute groups. Four tables (groups / attributes / values / item assignments) for phoenix_kit_catalogue: a group owns ordered attributes, each attribute owns ordered values with an explicit is_default, and items link through a join table. One-group-per-item is a droppable UNIQUE (item_uuid) index, so multi-group later is not a data migration. Definition-tree FKs are RESTRICT; a group any item still references can only be archived. ExpectedSchema entries were emitted from a migrated database and chain_hash restamped (#718).

• Core.TreeTable (<.tree_name_cell>). File-explorer name cell — depth indent, disclosure chevron, optional type icon — that composes into <.table_default> rows instead of replacing the table. The consumer owns the walk and the expanded set (#718).

• Comfortable view mode on <.table_default> and the TableCardView hook. The same table with roomier cell padding (pk-comfy), sitting between compact rows and cards, and the default when nothing is stored (#718).

• Live upload transfer stats. The UploadStats JS hook computes transferred bytes, sliding-window speed, and ETA from the patched data-progress attribute, then flips to a ticking "Processing on server…" clock at 100%. Wired through <.upload_entry_stats> on both <.file_upload> variants, the media selector, and MediaBrowser (#718).

Changed

• FolderExplorer wrapper class attr. The hardcoded hidden lg:block is now overridable so embeds outside MediaBrowser can pick their own breakpoint (#718).

• Drag handles stay visible. A muted grip that strengthens on hover replaces opacity-0 + group-hover/row — an affordance you cannot see is one nobody discovers (#718).

• Multilang tabs drop the "Content Language" header by default (show_header / show_info remain as an opt-in). The tab strip itself stretches full width (#718).

• Media picker names its purpose. Callers pass a title (Select Avatar, Select Cover Image, …); a locked picker without one derives a type-aware heading. Search hides below ten files on a locked picker, empty libraries get a type-aware empty state, a dry search offers Clear search, and double-click confirms in single mode (#718).

• MediaBrowser upload drain is two-phase. Pending stores queue through send_update_after so a "Processing on server…" row paints before each store, and the batch flash waits until the queue is empty (#718).

Fixed

• Media picker grid sat flush against the search bar. The browse wrapper's display:contents swallowed the parent's space-y-4 (#718).

• V173 rollback uses plain DROP TABLEs in dependency order. CASCADE could have taken out FKs or views a parent app hung off these tables (#718).

• tree_name_cell is imported with the other list-UI primitives, so a use PhoenixKitWeb, :html caller does not need a manual import (post-merge review of #718).

• Uncontrolled tables first-paint comfortable, matching the JS hook's default, instead of flashing compact until localStorage is read (post-merge review of #718).

• Long tree-cell names truncate inside the flex row instead of overflowing the cell (post-merge review of #718).

2.6.0 - 2026-08-14

The built-in SEO module becomes Crawlers and grows into the one page where an operator decides who may read the site; the theme system becomes one generated controller plus a pre-paint bootstrap that hosts can brand from config; shop slugs get a uniqueness bucket that matches the URL the resolver actually serves; scheduled jobs stop double-firing; and every vendored CDN pin is now held to its lock. Chain moves V170 → V172 (#714, #715, #716).

Added

• Crawlers module (PhoenixKit.Modules.Crawlers, settings at /admin/settings/crawlers, permission key crawlers). Per-bot-group access toggles over a curated registry — search engines, AI training scrapers, AI assistants, SEO tool crawlers, web archives — all default-allowed, so enabling the module changes nothing until the operator decides otherwise (#714).

• Generated robots.txt. The settings page renders the complete file the toggles describe, for copy-paste. Core still deliberately does not serve it: robots.txt is host policy and Plug.Static answers before the router (#714).

• llms.txt, served at the site root and under the kit prefix (same reasoning as /sitemap.xml), 404ing while the module is disabled. Heading from the project title, body from an operator-edited setting (#714).

• Search-engine verification metas (google-site-verification, msvalidate.01). Pasting a whole <meta> tag extracts the content value (#714).

• PhoenixKitWeb.Components.Core.CrawlerMetas — a head component that reads its own settings, so it renders in ANY root layout. Most installs render the head in the host app's root layout, where core's assigns never arrive, and the previous assign-based noindex meta silently reached no page on those installs. Core's two shells use it; hosts embed one line (#714).

• PhoenixKitWeb.Plugs.CrawlerBlocker — default-off, honestly advisory 403 for user-agents of blocked groups, wired into the kit page pipeline. Policy-file scopes skip it on purpose: robots.txt and llms.txt must stay fetchable by the bots they are about (#714).

• Doctor check "Crawler Visibility" — warns on noindex left ON for a production-looking host, and on a staging-looking host left indexable (#714).

• PhoenixKit.Conformance.ComponentAssigns — a static check that a HEEx function component never reads an assign it neither declares nor assigns itself. The compiler validates call sites, never callee bodies, which let a KeyError behind an :if={...} guard ship for four releases (#714).

• Host-branded themes from config (:theme_definitions). Override a built-in palette or define a named theme (:label, :base, optional :extends / :variables); one validation pass feeds both the CSS and the JS embeds. Injection-hardened at both sinks (#716).

• One theme controller script (ThemeControllerScript) replaces the three drifted copies (dashboard inline, admin inline, static phoenix_kit_themes.js). Pre-paint ThemeBootstrap stamps the saved choice — and now ships the palettes next to the stamp — so a dark-OS visitor is not painted color-scheme: dark over light variables. Picker modes :auto | :dropdown | :toggle; a light/dark pair renders one persistent aria-pressed toggle (#716).

• PhoenixKit.Utils.Pagination — parse_page/1 and total_pages/2 (floored at 1). The unfloored ceil copies fed 1..0 decreasing ranges on empty lists (#716).

• <button variant="error"> (and info/success/warning). Status colours are first-class variants; appending btn-error through class collided with the variant's own colour and stylesheet order decided who won (#716).

Changed

• V172 renames the SEO module to Crawlers. Settings rows (seo_module_enabled/seo_no_index → crawlers_*) are renamed with a dedupe guard where the old row's value wins — it is what the running site was honouring — and roles granted seo gain crawlers. The old seo permission rows are kept deliberately: the repair manifest still lists the V135 seo seed, so deleting them would set mix phoenix_kit.repair and this migration fighting over the same row. A deprecated PhoenixKit.Modules.SEO shim keeps host callers compiling, and frees the seo module key for the external phoenix_kit_seo package (#714).

• V171 gives shop slugs a uniqueness bucket of (base language, value). The V52-era expression index on the alphabetically-first key's value under- and over-enforced at once: other languages were unconstrained, so collisions surfaced far from the save that caused them, while {"en":"hat"} and {"de":"hat"} collided though they can never shadow each other in a URL. Trigger-maintained projection tables now enforce the bucket the resolver reads, and their pkeys give phoenix_kit_ecommerce a real unique_constraint to name — a collision comes back as a changeset error on :slug instead of a raw Postgrex.Error (#714).

• Scheduled jobs are claimed before they run. The plain SELECT let two overlapping sweeps — core's cron worker and a host calling the public function, or two nodes — both see the same rows and both fire the handler, which host handlers are not required to survive. A row is now claimed with a CAS into a new processing status and only the winner executes; a sweep that dies holds its claim until a reclaim window returns the row to pending (or to failed once attempts are spent). Both terminal marks are CAS'd, so a late mark from a slow sweep cannot stomp a row that has already been requeued (#714).

• Every vendored CDN pin is held to the version the lock resolves. #709 fixed leaf's pin and pinned it with a leaf-only test; the three sibling pins in the same file had all drifted — etcher by three minors, so none of the 0.12.0 tldraw-parity work reached any host. The test is generalized to every gh/ pin, resolves the expected version from Application.spec/2, and fails when a pin appears for a repo it does not cover (#715).

• Admin theme picker honours :dashboard_themes. Hardcoding :all meant a host's narrowed list governed only the user dashboard (#716).

• Removed unused ThemeConfig helpers (get_theme/0, theme_data_attributes/0, modern_css_variables/0, the slider maps). They had no remaining in-repo callers; a host still calling them will not compile (#716).

• Route-pattern tabs hide themselves from navigation. admin_dashboard_tabs entries whose path carries :param or *splat segments are routes, not nav — they rendered a literal :uuid in the sidebar unless every host remembered visible: false. Detection is per-segment, so https://, ports, and mailto: are unaffected; visible: true is the opt-out. Nil-scope callers no longer receive visible: false tabs unfiltered (#716).

Fixed

• A maintenance broadcast killed admins' LiveViews. The onmount hook returned {:cont, ...} for an admin — maintenance never blocks them, so there was nothing left to do — which handed `{:maintenance_status_changed, }to the LiveView's ownhandle_info. Any view without a clause for it (most of them) died inFunctionClauseError` the moment a toggle broadcast, or the hook's own end-of-window timer, fired while an admin had the page open (#714).

• V171's dedup counted slug entries instead of owner rows. A single row carrying two spellings of one language at the same value ({"en":"hat","en-GB":"hat"}) projects — via the trigger's SELECT DISTINCT — to one projection row, so it is not a collision. Counting entries made it one: an active row in that shape aborted the upgrade with shared by 2 live rows, naming a second row the operator would never find, and a non-live one had a spelling silently rewritten to hat-2, giving the row two public URLs where it had one. Both loops now count DISTINCT uuid, and a row that does lose a bucket moves all its spellings to the one candidate (post-merge review of #714).

• V172.down/1 deleted every crawlers permission grant, though its comment promised only the copies up/1 made. After the upgrade crawlers is a first-class key in the admin matrix, so a rollback discarded grants an operator had added to roles that never held seo — and re-running up/1 could not restore them. The delete is now qualified by a surviving seo grant for the same role (post-merge review of #714).

• Empty Crawlers string settings failed their first write. The three optional slots (Google/Bing verification, llms.txt extra) were not in @optional_settings, so the first write of an empty value — with no row yet — failed validation and a form saving both slots half-applied: the non-empty one landed, the empty one errored, and the flash reported failure (#714).

• Three doc sites named V170 as the rename migration; it is V172. V170 is a real, unrelated migration, so the stale numbers from an in-flight renumber pointed anyone debugging a half-renamed settings table at the wrong file (post-merge review of #714).

• :crawlers_verifications was assigned on every LiveView navigation and read by nothing. CrawlerMetas reads its own settings, which is the whole point of it; the assign-based path it replaced was kept and extended, costing two unguarded settings reads per navigation for a value with no reader. Removed; :crawlers_no_index stays as the published signal for host templates (post-merge review of #714).

• crawlers_no_index?/0 in the sitemap generator guarded rescue but not catch :exit. An unreachable database raises on an unowned checkout but exits on a dead pool (post-merge review of #714).

• Host :theme_definitions never appeared in the default picker. dropdown_themes(:all) was the compile-time catalogue only, so a branded theme landed in CSS / labels / system_pair and not in the picker until the host also listed it in :dashboard_themes (post-merge review of #716).

• ThemeBootstrap stamped phoenix-dark without shipping the palettes. Standalone admin and every host layout the installer injects into painted color-scheme: dark over daisyUI's light variables until a later body <style> arrived. The custom-theme CSS now travels with the stamp (post-merge review of #716).

• Dropdown options had no data-phx-theme. The toggle used the stock Phoenix contract; the options put the name only in JS.dispatch detail. phx.new 1.8's script reads dataset.phxTheme and falls back to "system", so every dropdown click reset the theme on a host that kept that script (post-merge review of #716).

• mix phoenix_kit.update skipped the bootstrap on every phx.new 1.8 host. Any phx:theme substring was treated as "already done"; that script's "system" path removes data-theme. Those layouts now get the bootstrap just before </head>, after the stock script (post-merge review of #716).

• Pagination extract missed media_selector.ex and Auth.list_users_paginated/1. Same unfloored empty-list 1..0 range the helper exists to stop (post-merge review of #716).

• Referral 0.4 backfill used function_exported?/3 without Code.ensure_loaded?/1. Under a release the new signup_use_exists? looked missing and the users the feature exists to admit stayed parked (post-merge review of #716).

• Accounts that redeemed a code before the satisfied-stamp existed were parked at the referral wall. The gate now asks the installed module and stamps on a hit, so each account pays the query at most once (#716).

2.5.0 - 2026-08-14

Ten findings from a high-effort review of the recently merged notifications, fingerprint-logging and JS-compiler work, two of which needed schema support. Chain moves V169 → V170.

Fixed

• Two concurrent upserts for the same dedupe key both inserted. Parallel Oban workers or two nodes both read nil from find_collapsible/2 and both created a row, so the user got two unseen notifications for one logical key — pinned to the top by the unseen-first ordering — and later refreshes folded into only one of them, leaving the stale twin until it was dismissed by hand. V170's partial UNIQUE index turns the second insert into a constraint violation that insert_collapsible/3 retries as a collapse (#713).

• upsert_inapp/3 ignored the notifications_enabled kill switch. It is a host-facing entry point, and "off" that quietly did not apply to the newest creation path was not off. Returns {:ok, :skipped} like create/1 (#713).

• Caller metadata could clobber reserved keys. Metadata now merges first and reserved keys stamp on top, so a passed-through map can no longer overwrite dedupe_key — which silently disabled collapsing — or the display keys. Caller keys are normalised to strings, so %{notification_text: …} cannot coexist with the string key and win by adapter ordering (#713).

• find_collapsible/2 lacked catch :exit. A dead pool exits rather than raising, bypassing rescue and crashing the caller its comment promised it would not — the soft-failure rule this project applies everywhere else. Both clauses log now, so a permanent query bug degrading upsert into insert-always is diagnosable rather than silent (#713).

• The inbox ignored :notification_updated. The bell handled it, the inbox did not, so an open inbox showed stale rows at exactly the moment an upsert refreshed one. A scrape test now holds the whitelist to every event the library broadcasts, so the next event added fails the test until the inbox handles it (#713).

• One fingerprint mismatch logged three lines, two of them wrong. The #705 dedup had only landed in fetch_phoenix_kit_current_user; the scope plug still carried the old "(scope)" warning and an :error-level "possible hijacking" line for requests that were then served normally — and the shipped :phoenix_kit_admin_only pipeline runs both plugs. Verification now runs at most once per request, with the verdict cached in conn.private and shared (#713).

• session_label could never match the sessions UI. The log used a truncated sha256 while the UI shows hex of the raw token's first 4 bytes, so the promised log↔UI correlation failed every time. Both derivations are now the same one, held together by a test (#713).

Migrations

• V170 adds two indexes to phoenix_kit_notifications:

  • phoenix_kit_notifications_dedupe_unseen_idx — partial UNIQUE on (recipient_uuid, metadata->>'dedupe_key') over undismissed, unseen, keyed rows. Serves find_collapsible/2's exact predicate and is the uniqueness backstop above. Rows without a dedupe key — everything the fan-out path creates — are outside the predicate and unaffected.
  • phoenix_kit_notifications_recipient_unseen_first_idx — matches order_unseen_first/1's ORDER BY term-for-term, so the bell's recent_for_user and the inbox pages come off an index again instead of walking a recipient's whole undismissed backlog on every mount.

  Existing duplicates are dismissed, not deleted — all but the newest unseen row per (recipient, key), the same "newest wins" choice find_collapsible/2 makes. The fold and the index creation share one SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE lock so a concurrent insert cannot re-introduce a duplicate in the gap between them.

2.4.0 - 2026-08-14

Slug uniqueness gets both halves it was missing — a changeset helper and the indexes to back it — plus anonymous entity submissions, and an activity log that is no longer readable by every dashboard-holder. Chain moves V166 → V169.

Added

• PhoenixKit.Utils.Slug.put_slug/3 — the changeset glue between slugify/2 and ensure_unique/2 that core never owned, so it was hand-rolled 14 times across 8 packages and each copy got a different subset right. It distinguishes the three states get_change(:slug) conflates: an explicit slug wins, an explicitly blanked one regenerates, and no slug in the changeset means unchanged — which is what every edit form sends, and why saving one used to move a live URL. Suffixes -2, -3 … until free, excludes the row itself on update, honours a schema prefix, and takes :scope for per-owner uniqueness. The probe is an allocator, not an integrity boundary — callers still declare unique_constraint/3, which is what makes it true (#711).

  Adopters must pin {:phoenix_kit, "~> 2.4"}: ~> 2.0 resolves to a core without this function, and the failure lands in the consumer's app.

• PhoenixKit.Activity.full_log_access?/1 and own_entry?/2 — the shared definition of "may read the whole audit log" and "is this entry mine", deliberately in one place so the list and the detail page cannot drift (#712).

Fixed

• /admin/activity crashed on any entry whose metadata held a map. A field-change diff (%{"qty" => %{"from" => 1, "to" => 2}}) was interpolated straight into the template, raising Protocol.UndefinedError for String.Chars on a Map. Rendered as 1 → 2 now, via Activity.humanize_metadata_value/1; legacy rows that stored an inspect-ed Decimal are unwrapped to the number rather than leaking Elixir syntax (#712).

• The full activity log was visible to every holder of the dashboard permission. It is now administrators-only — Admin, Owner, or a "*" superadmin role; everyone else sees only entries they authored. Enforced server-side in the query (the pagination total is scoped too, so it cannot leak the existence of hidden entries), and the detail page answers not found rather than confirming another user's record exists. "Own" means actor, not target (#712).

• Anonymous public entity submissions failed on a freshly migrated database. phoenix_kit_entity_data.created_by_uuid was NOT NULL while the public entity form is deliberately unauthenticated, so every submission raised a not_null_violation out of an unauthenticated controller. V169 relaxes the column, resolving a split where long-lived installs already measured is_nullable = YES and fresh ones NO. Auto-filling the first Owner was implemented first and rejected: it puts a named person in front of every anonymous submission and files it in their audit trail (#711, #706).

• Eleven foreign_key_constraint/2 declarations could never match. Ecto matches by name and this chain names most foreign keys fk_<table>_<column>, not the <table>_<column>_fkey the bare declaration derives — so violations escaped as raw Ecto.ConstraintError 500s across storage, admin notes, OAuth providers, role assignments and role permissions. Names were taken from a migrated database rather than read off the chain, because a renamed column can leave a constraint carrying its old name. A new test pins the rule so the next schema cannot repeat it (#711).

• ensure_unique/2 overflowed a :max_length the caller had already applied — slugify(title, max_length: 20) plus -2 is 22 characters, which silently defeats an SEO cap and raises against varchar(n). It now trims the base per candidate, since -10 needs one more character than -9 (#711).

• V169.down/1 locked a table it never checked existed. up/1 guards its phoenix_kit_entity_data work on table existence; down/1 reached straight for LOCK TABLE, which has no IF EXISTS form — so rolling back on an install without the entity tables aborted with relation does not exist, having had nothing to undo. Found in post-merge review; lock_table_guard_test.exs now pins the rule for every LOCK TABLE in the chain.

Migrations

• V167 — phoenix_kit_posts_slug_index becomes unique. It had been a plain btree since V135 while its sibling post_tags.slug was unique, so Post's unique_constraint(:slug) had no index to translate and get_post_by_slug/2 (which fetches with one()) raised Ecto.MultipleResultsError on any shared URL. Existing duplicates are suffixed by the same rule ensure_unique/2 applies at runtime, keeping a reachable post over a draft and then the oldest; two live posts on one slug raises instead, because which one keeps the URL is the operator's call.

• V168 — the remaining two. phoenix_kit_tickets had a plain btree; phoenix_kit_post_groups had no slug index at all while PostGroup named a composite [:user_uuid, :slug] index that existed nowhere. Post-group slugs are unique per user, so that index is scoped to the owner.

• V169 — the nullable creator column and the duplicate prompt_uuid foreign key described above. The legacy phoenix_kit_ai_requests_prompt_uuid_fkey is the survivor, since it is what the installed base carries and what Ecto derives by default, so no live database is renamed.

  The DROP before each CREATE UNIQUE INDEX is load-bearing: CREATE UNIQUE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS matches on name, so building a unique index over a non-unique one of the same name skips with a notice and reports success while uniqueness stays unenforced.

2.3.0 - 2026-08-13

Localized country selects with operator-chosen pinning, two new integration providers, and a scheduled-jobs sweep that no longer dies at :debug. No schema change — the chain stays at V166.

Added

• Country selects follow the active locale, and an operator can pin the countries they actually serve. countries_for_select/1, eu_countries_for_select/1 and get_country_name/2 take :locale (defaulting to the active Gettext locale, dialects reduced to their base — ru-RU → ru) and :priority (alpha-2 codes pinned to the top, defaulting to the new country_select_priority setting). Names come from BeamLabCountries.Translations and a locale with no data falls back per country, so a host only ever loses the translation, never the entry. Sorting moves to the localized name with NFD accent folding — a deliberate approximation, not collation; locales that give diacritics their own alphabet position (Estonian's Ü, Swedish's Å/Ä/Ö) are sorted into the base letter's block instead. Both functions still work with no arguments (#708).

• A "Main countries" card on Admin → Settings → Organization to choose that pinned list: drag to reorder, keyboard move buttons alongside (SortableJS is a CDN fetch a strict CSP can block, and dragging has no keyboard path), a searchable picker, and a suggestion derived from the organization's own country by great-circle distance rather than from a constant baked into the library. Nothing is pinned until an operator stores a list (#708).

• GitHub and Amazon Bedrock integration providers. GitHub takes a fine-grained read-only PAT, validated against /rate_limit. Bedrock takes a long-term API key (plain Bearer, no SigV4) plus a region, validated with a new :amazon_bedrock strategy that lists foundation models in that region — the cheapest call proving the key, the region and bedrock:CallWithBearerToken at once. Bedrock declares :ai_completions; both carry step-by-step setup instructions (#707).

• mix phoenix_kit.doctor gained "Oban Cron Queues" — reports crontab entries whose queue this node does not run, resolving queues the way Oban.Plugins.Cron does and staying quiet where a warning would be wrong (queues: false, queues: [], testing: :inline | :manual). Its warning says what taking the advice will do: configuring the queue releases the whole backlog at once (#710).

• aws_ses "Test connection" now reports the account id and which management APIs the key may use (SES/SQS/SNS), via the same CredentialsVerifier sweep the Emails settings page runs. Strictly additive — the send-quota probe remains the verdict, and enrichment failing can never downgrade it (#707).

Fixed

• The scheduled-jobs sweep died before doing any work, at :debug. ProcessScheduledJobsWorker.perform/1 logged job.id, but ScheduledJob's key is :uuid. Logger.debug defers evaluation, so at :info the interpolation never ran and the mistake stayed invisible; at :debug it raised KeyError before reaching process_pending_jobs/0, and with max_attempts: 1 Oban discarded the sweep rather than retrying. A host running debug logging published nothing at all, silently, for as long as it ran (#710).

• Upgrading never added the scheduled_jobs queue. The crontab entry entered the generated config on 2025-12-28 without it; the fresh-install block was fixed in 1.7.63 but the upgrade path had no helper for that queue, so hosts installed in between were never repaired — one was found 15 days in with 21,337 jobs stuck in available, growing ~1,440/day, because Pruner deletes terminal states only. ensure_scheduled_jobs_queue/2 fills the gap (#710).

• Every ensure_*_queue helper now shares one hardened implementation. The six that predated scheduled_jobs each hand-rolled the same string surgery on the host's queues: list and reproduced the same defects — worse than the missing queue, because a bad insert corrupts config.exs: queues: [\n] wrote queues: [,, a nested default: [limit: 10] swallowed the insert into an option Oban rejects at boot, and an Oban block with no queues: of its own let the scan walk into a neighbouring application's config. Their unanchored guards were also satisfied by a key merely ending in the queue's name, so a host's own push_notifications: 5 silently suppressed the real notifications queue.

• The cron migration claimed to replace the old posts worker and did not. The replacement literal named PhoenixKit.Posts.Workers.PublishScheduledPostsJob, a module in no repo — the real one is PhoenixKitPosts.Workers.…. The guard matched, the replace found nothing, and being cond's first clause it shadowed every later case, so the core worker was never added either: an upgrading host kept the old entry, gained nothing, and was told the opposite. Hosts running both entries are now told to remove one rather than silently given a duplicate (#710).

• The editor bundle is pinned to the leaf release we actually resolve. The CDN tag still served v0.3.2 while hex resolved 0.5.1 — almost everything leaf adds is a server↔client contract, so the stale bundle rendered an identical editor and quietly stopped implementing what the server expected. A test now compares the pin against Application.spec(:leaf, :vsn) so the two cannot drift again (#709).

• The Organization settings page no longer builds country labels by concatenating a nilable flag, which would have raised ArgumentError in load_settings/1 and taken the whole page down. Every current beamlab_countries row carries a flag; this stops depending on that.

• Role rows are no longer a deadlock hotspot. Every insert into phoenix_kit_user_role_assignments makes PostgreSQL take a FOR KEY SHARE lock on the referenced phoenix_kit_user_roles row to validate the foreign key — and two paths were taking a conflicting plain FOR UPDATE on those same rows: Roles.ensure_first_user_is_owner/1 (the Owner row, on every registration) and Permissions.lock_role_for_update/2 (the target role row, on every grant/revoke/set_permissions). Assigning a role therefore blocked on unrelated permission edits, and two transactions each holding one role row and then referencing the other's deadlocked outright (40P01). Both sites now use FOR NO KEY UPDATE: neither mutates the role's key, so the guard still excludes the writers it exists to exclude while leaving FK checks free.

• Registration no longer serializes app-wide. ensure_first_user_is_owner/1 held that Owner-row lock on every single registration, so all registrations queued behind one row for the life of the install. Once an active Owner exists the answer can never flip back to "you are the first user", so the count is now read unlocked and the lock is taken only while no Owner exists. A missing Owner role row also rolls back cleanly instead of raising.

• Silenced DBConnection.OwnershipError in PhoenixKit.Settings reads. It is the Ecto-sandbox spelling of repo_available?() == false, which this module already answers with a silent nil; it cannot occur outside a sandboxed repo, so no production logging changes. It was emitting ~960 lines per mix test run and burying real failures.

• Fixed a call to the nonexistent PhoenixKit.repo/0 in the notifications inbox-grouping test (RepoHelper.repo/0), which had never run.

i18n

• New msgids for the Main countries card (et, ru, en) (#708).

2.2.0 - 2026-08-11

Notification collapsing, an honest fingerprint log, and a compile-time warning for a silent JS-hook misconfiguration. No schema change — the chain stays at V166.

Added

• Notifications.upsert_inapp/3 (#704) — the GitHub-style collapsing entry. A repeat event refreshes the row already standing for the same key ("3 new comments on earlier chapters") instead of posting another beside it. Only unseen rows collapse: once someone has read a notification the next event is news again and gets its own row, so nothing new can be hidden inside something already dealt with. Broadcasts {:notification_updated, n} for a refresh and {:notification_created, n} for a new row, so an open bell keeps up without the caller broadcasting anything. Doing this before meant querying the schema directly and re-broadcasting by hand — one host that tried it schemalessly stringified metadata into the jsonb column and 500'd that user's bell.

  create_inapp/2 now also carries :dedupe_key and merges a caller's :metadata; both were dropped silently before.

• A compile-time warning when installed modules ship JS hooks the host will never load (#703). js_sources/0 is consumed only by the :phoenix_kit_js_sources compiler; a host without it in :compilers got no bundle, no error and no warning, while the module's templates went on rendering phx-hook names the LiveSocket had never heard of. phoenix_kit_boards shipped that state twice before anyone traced it. Silent when the compiler is present and when nothing declares a bundle.

Changed

• The session-fingerprint log says something worth reading (#705). A user-agent change with an unchanged IP is :info, not :warning — browsers rewrite their UA roughly monthly, for every user, and one reporting app carried 765 of these in a single log. Every line now names its session (a truncated SHA-256 of the token; the raw token is a bearer credential and never reaches the log), and the duplicate line in PhoenixKitWeb.Users.Auth that said only "for token", naming no token, is gone.

• A mismatch is logged at the level its consequence earns. Strict mode refuses every fingerprint mismatch, so under strict mode all of them log at :error and say access denied; otherwise the request is served and the line takes its own severity. Logging "possible hijacking attempt" at :error and then serving the request is what taught people the log was noise — and the inverse was just as bad: a strict-mode host logging someone out over a browser update recorded it at :info, below the default threshold, so there was no record at all.

Fixed

• upsert_inapp/3 could silently stop collapsing forever. When the row vanished between the read and the write, the replacement was posted without its dedupe key, so it could never be found again and every later event for that key opened a new row.

• upsert_inapp/3 could lose an event to a row the user had just dealt with. The update_all filtered on uuid alone, so a comment dismissed or read between the read and the write was refreshed anyway: the update reported success and the event ended up recorded only on a row that would never be shown again. The unseen/undismissed guard now appears in the write as well as the read.

• The JS-hook warning no longer breaks the build. It was emitted with IO.warn/1, which registers a compiler diagnostic — so on any host building with --warnings-as-errors it failed the compile on upgrade, over a mix.exs condition that was not a regression in the host's own code.

2.1.0 - 2026-08-11

Notification reads sort unseen first. No schema change — the chain stays at V166.

Changed

• A user's notifications now sort unseen-before-seen, newest-first within each group (#702), in both Notifications.list_for_user/2 and recent_for_user/2. Plain newest-first interleaved the two, so reading a notification left it exactly where it was and anything still outstanding ended up scattered among things already dealt with. It mattered most in the bell: the dropdown shows ten, so an already-read notification could push an unread one off the bottom entirely — the badge counted something opening the bell did not show.

  admin_list/1 is deliberately unchanged. "Seen" belongs to the recipient, and an admin scanning everybody's notifications is reading a chronological record, not working an inbox.

• Notification ordering is now total. inserted_at is second-granularity, so a fan-out writing many rows inside one second tied every one of them, and a tie under LIMIT/OFFSET lets Postgres return a row on two pages or on neither. uuid is now the final sort key on all three paginated reads; the keys are UUIDv7, so descending on it agrees with newest-first.

Fixed

• The notifications inbox rendered duplicate day headers. grouped/1 chunked rows into day buckets on the day alone, which was correct only while the list was globally chronological. Under the new order the day sequence restarts at the seen block, so an inbox holding read and unread rows across more than one day showed "Today" twice, a week of history apart. Sections are now keyed on {unread?, day} and the unread run is labelled Unread · <day>, so the outstanding work is named rather than inferred from row tint.

2.0.1 - 2026-08-10

Closes the "reports a problem, then exits 0" gaps across status, doctor and update, and adopts locale_slug 0.2.0 so Cyrillic slugs beyond Russian stop coming back empty. No schema change — the chain stays at V166.

Added

• mix phoenix_kit.status --exit-code (#701). The report is identical on stdout whether an install is clean or has a module sitting four versions behind, so a deploy script had nothing to gate on. Opt-in, because the default is load-bearing the other way: pipelines that run the task purely for its log line must not start failing on an upgrade. It fails closed — an install whose core marker reads Ready while the module list was never queried exits 1, since the two reads are independent and a connection dropping between them produces exactly the silent pass the flag exists to remove.
• mix phoenix_kit.doctor gains a "Module Schema Versions" check (#701). Core's version marker says nothing about a module that owns its own migration chain, so an install could pass status, pass doctor, and still run code against tables several versions behind — surfacing as an undefined-column 500 on that module's admin page, with no visible connection to the upgrade that caused it. Fails on a module that is behind; warns, rather than passing, when a version cannot be read at all.
• mix phoenix_kit.doctor --exit-code (#701 post-merge review). Doctor printed N failures and Fix the FAIL items above before running migrations. and then exited 0 — including for the new module-version check, whose whole purpose is to catch an install nothing else reports on. status and repair both gate; doctor was the only one of the three that could not. Opt-in, same reasoning as above. Warnings deliberately do not gate: several fire on healthy installs (a pool capped by update_mode, an unlocatable application.ex), and gating on them would put the flag straight back to a signal nobody can act on.

Changed

• locale_slug adopted at ~> 0.2.0 (#701). 0.1.0's Cyrillic layer only really covered Russian, and against core's fallback: :empty passing the correct locale reproduced the bug the dependency exists to fix: slugify("Київ", locale: "uk") and slugify("България", locale: "bg") both returned "", which callers read as "not generated yet" and regenerate forever. 0.2.0 returns kyiv and bulgaria. Cyrillic output is the only thing that moves — German, Estonian, Greek, script: :native and plain accented Latin are byte-identical. Stored slugs are never rewritten. The pin stays three-segment on purpose: a revised romanization table changes slugs that are persisted in URLs and compared for uniqueness, so adopting a minor is a deliberate release decision, not something mix deps.update should do.
• mix phoenix_kit.repair's footer groups findings by kind and by table (#701). A severity count does not say what a run is about. A few hundred findings on a long-lived database become readable the moment they are grouped — on one real install the new footer showed 97 of 265 findings concentrated in five warehouse tables, the one fact that makes the report actionable, and previously reachable only by reading every line.
• The "comment ahead of schema" message no longer overstates the damage (#701). highest_fully_present_version/1 is a take_while: it stops at the first version with a missing object and never looks higher. Reporting that as "objects since N..comment are missing or diverged" claimed a range the check had not examined — on a real install the headline read V35..V166 when all that had been established was that V35 was incomplete. The message now names the boundary and states plainly what it does not mean.

Fixed

• Module schema migrations were skipped when the migrate step aborted (#701). A pending core migration raised before run_module_migrations/1, so no module migration file was ever written — and the error message listed mix ecto.migrate first, which applied the core chain, exited 0, and left the module's tables where they were. The files are now written before the raise (including when the operator answers "no" at the prompt, which the note says plainly), and the advice leads with mix phoenix_kit.update --yes.
• mix phoenix_kit.repair's by-table breakdown invented tables out of index names (#701 post-merge review). The table was parsed as "the segment between the first : and the first following . or :", which four of the manifest's eight object classes satisfy without carrying a table at all — index:idx_calendar_events_owner_starts_at was tallied as a table of that name. Against the manifest that is 616 index ids (plus 6 sequences, 3 extensions, 2 functions) inventing single-finding rows, versus 161 real tables. Since missing tables come with their missing indexes, the +N more tables tail was inflated worst on exactly the runs where an operator is trying to judge how widespread the damage is — the number the feature was added to provide. Only the four table-scoped classes now contribute; deriving a table from an index name would be guessing, and those findings stay visible under by kind.
• The reworded "comment ahead of schema" message named a version that has nothing to be missing (#701 post-merge review). It derived the first gap as lower + 1, but highest_fully_present_version/1 returns the since of the last consecutive present bucket, not an ordinal — its own doctest answers 114 for a list whose first absent version is 137, which rendered as "V115 is the first version whose objects are not all present". Reachable in practice: the bucket list is only contiguous from the migration floor up, and 28 chain versions introduce no manifest object. The first genuinely absent bucket is now read from the presence list.
• mix phoenix_kit.doctor's module check dropped unreadable modules when another module was behind (#701 post-merge review). Its cond tested "behind" before "unreadable", so a run with both reported only the first and the unreadable module vanished from the report entirely — the one condition an operator cannot discover any other way, and the reason StatusReport.next_action/3 and the status tree both surface it first. Both are now reported; the severity stays :fail.
• The doctor moduledoc's "Checks Performed" list was five checks stale (#701 post-merge review) — missing UUID Primary Keys, User Dashboard, Sitemap Discoverability, Demo Auth Pages and the new Module Schema Versions. Rebuilt against the order run/1 actually executes.

2.0.0 - 2026-08-10

⚠️ Upgrade requirement — databases below V135 must stop at 1.7.236 first

The migration chain is squashed (#689). V01..V134 are replaced by a single V135 baseline, and V135 is now the chain's floor: this release no longer carries the migration modules below it.

• At V135 or above (any install kept current through 1.7.x): nothing to do. Upgrade normally.
• Below V135: mix ecto.migrate raises PhoenixKit.Migrations.BelowFloorError and refuses, rather than migrating. Install 1.7.236 — the migration bridge, the last release carrying the full pre-squash chain — run its migrations until the reported version is at least V135, and only then upgrade to this release. The error message names the bridge and the procedure.

Check where you are with mix phoenix_kit.status before upgrading.

This is why the version is 2.0.0. Refusing a below-floor install rather than migrating it is a breaking upgrade contract, and a major version is what stops a host from being carried across the floor by a routine mix deps.update: a {:phoenix_kit, "~> 1.7"} requirement does not resolve to 2.0, so reaching this release is now a deliberate act with a chance to read this section first.

Feature modules need a widened pin before you move to ~> 2.0

phoenix_kit_* packages pin core at ~> 1.7.x, which does not accept 2.0. So {:phoenix_kit, "~> 2.0"} alongside a module that has not yet widened its requirement is an unsatisfiable dependency: mix deps.get fails and names the conflict. Each module needs a widened requirement and a patch release; none of them call migration internals, so the change is the pin itself.

If you stay on {:phoenix_kit, "~> 1.7"}, nothing changes for you — that requirement does not resolve to 2.0, which is the same property that protects below-floor installs. Move your own pin to ~> 2.0 once the modules you use have released theirs; until then the failure is a resolver error at mix deps.get time, not a broken build.

Nothing is rolled back through this release either: a below-floor install cannot down through it.

Added

• Verify-and-repair for the schema (#689). mix phoenix_kit.repair compares a live database against a generated manifest of what the chain should have produced (PhoenixKit.Migrations.ExpectedSchema) and can restore what is missing; mix phoenix_kit.repair_uuid is the maintenance-window path for uuid primary-key damage, building its unique index CONCURRENTLY. Both report before they write, and mix phoenix_kit.doctor grew checks that use the same manifest.

• PhoenixKit.Migrations.BelowFloorError (#689) — the explicit refusal described above, carrying the database's version, the floor, and the bridge release to install. Names 1.7.236 rather than "the last 1.7.x" (#690).

• dev_mailbox_enabled setting and its toggle (#697) on /admin/settings/email-sending — the section appears only when the resolved transport is the local mailbox, and switching it on states the consequence.

• PhoenixKit.Mailer.resolved_send_path/0 (#697) — the one answer to "where will this message actually go": {:integration, uuid} or {:mailer, module, adapter}.

• Upload rate limiting (#697) — RateLimiter.check_upload_rate_limit/1, 30/min keyed on the uploading account (never the attributed owner, which would hand an admin a fresh window per victim uuid).

• mix prerelease (#690) — the release gate: locked deps, a production compile, quality.ci, deps.audit, hex.audit, docs, hex.build, and mix phoenix_kit.release_check (CHANGELOG heading, migration/version sync, clean tree, branch, tag collision). It catches release-metadata drift that mix precommit structurally cannot.

• Cross-module @ mentions and # record links (#692). PhoenixKit.Mentions — typing @ offers people, # offers records from every installed module. The mention is stored as a self-contained token carrying its own label, so it survives copy-paste, export, edit history and a module being uninstalled, and degrades to readable text rather than a broken link. Titles are re-resolved per viewer at render: a reader who may not open a record never sees a title refreshed after the fact, and visibility fails CLOSED for any resource type whose module declares no check. Adds phoenix_kit_mentions and phoenix_kit_access_requests (V165), the <.mention_text> component, use PhoenixKit.Mentions.Live for the write side, and mentions opt-in attributes on <.textarea> and the multilang textarea. Settings: mentions_enabled (default on), mentions_redact_titles (default off).

• Frozen comment attribution (#692, V166). author_display_name, attribution_mode, attributed_project_uuid and attributed_label on phoenix_kit_comments: a name resolved at render time re-signs every comment its author ever wrote, so what the reader was shown is pinned at write. user_uuid is never cleared — posting as a project changes what the public sees and nothing else.

• Notifications.fan_out_from_activity/2 (#692) — routes one committed activity entry to many recipients through the same prefs/channel/digest machinery, without inserting extra feed rows.

• before_user_delete/1 module hook (#692) — runs for every discovered module before a user row is deleted, while their related rows still exist. Best-effort: a hook that raises or throws is logged and never aborts the deletion.

• ImageProcessor.sanitize/3 (#692) — re-encodes an untrusted upload to known-good bytes (detected-and-allowlisted decoder, first frame only, metadata stripped, local resource ceilings, declared-pixel-count refusal). A primitive: no core upload path calls it yet.

• User-dashboard route auto-discovery (#692) — an external module's user_dashboard_tabs/0 entry carrying a live_view now gets its route generated, mirroring the admin-tab path.

Changed

• ⚠️ Local dev-mailbox delivery is now opt-in (#697, issue #687). A stock mix phx.new app puts Swoosh.Adapters.Local in dev.exs and forwards /dev/mailbox with no authentication — and PhoenixKit sends password-reset, magic-link, confirmation, email-change and invitation mail through it, each carrying a single-use token that exists nowhere else (only its SHA-256 hash is stored). Anyone who could reach the dev server could read those links.

  New setting dev_mailbox_enabled, default off. While it is off and the resolved transport is the local mailbox, mail is not handed to the adapter: recipient, subject and body go to the server log, and the call returns {:ok, %{suppressed: true, …}} so auth flows still succeed. The gate sits before the tracking pipeline, so a suppressed message is not recorded as sent. Turn it on for a closed environment at /admin/settings/email-sending, or configure a send integration there.

  The cost, named: an upgraded dev install stops filling /dev/mailbox until someone flips the switch. Every suppressed send says so in the log, the development notice changes visibly, and the settings page carries a banner.

• ⚠️ GET /api/files/:uuid/info now requires authentication (#697) and answers only for a file the caller owns, or to an Owner/Admin — with an identical not_found for a foreign and a missing file, so it is no longer an existence oracle. This is documented host API: a caller using it anonymously, such as a public gallery front-end, must now authenticate.

• Config.mailer_local?/0 resolves the way deliver_email/2 actually sends (#697, issue #687). It read config :phoenix_kit, PhoenixKit.Mailer alone, so it was wrong in both directions: false on a delegation-mode host whose real mailer is Local, and true on a host with the installer-written Local block that delegates to a real mailer. New PhoenixKit.Mailer.resolved_send_path/0 is the single source — default send integration → delegated host mailer → built-in — and anything asking "does mail land in the local mailbox?" must go through it rather than a raw config read.

• The development notice no longer links to /dev/mailbox (#697). It was rendered to anonymous visitors on the login, registration, forgot-password and magic-link pages — a signpost for a developer and a map for everyone else. The copy now reflects the gate's state instead.

• Slug generation moved onto the locale_slug package (#693) — a new required runtime dependency, pure Elixir with no dependencies of its own. PhoenixKit.Utils.Slug keeps its public shape (slugify/2, transliterate/1, ensure_unique/2) and delegates the rule. The hand-rolled table could not express a locale, and produced gro-e-fu-ball for Größe Fußball, caf for Café, n-c-d-t-st for Ünïcödé Tëst, and an empty slug for any Cyrillic-only title whose caller forgot transliterate: true — which callers read as "no slug yet" and regenerated forever. Romanization is now always on (:transliterate is accepted and ignored), :locale and :max_length are new options, and Greek is covered.

  ⚠️ Stored slugs are not rewritten and existing URLs are unaffected, but a caller that re-derives a slug from a title to look up a row now derives a different string. This is not confined to Cyrillic content — see the accented Latin examples above.

  ⚠️ Slug.transliterate/1 now lower-cases its result. The old table had only lowercase Cyrillic keys, so it left case alone and half-mapped uppercase input (Кашпо → Кashpo). Core's only caller downcases first; external callers that need the original casing must keep their own copy.

• locale_slug pinned ~> 0.1.0 (#693 post-merge review), not ~> 0.1. The looser form admits every 0.x, and the exposure is not the API but the OUTPUT: a revised romanization table changes the slug a host derives from the same title, and slugs are persisted in URLs. Adopting a new minor should be a deliberate PhoenixKit release, not a mix deps.update side effect.

• One canonical User.display_name/1, and no more published email addresses (#692). Half a dozen private copies of the name chain ended || user.email, which is how a public issue board came to print commenters' full addresses next to their words. The chain is now organization name → first+last → username → the email's local part → "User", with every rung trimmed and rejected when blank. Never the full address.

Fixed

• admin_update_user_password/3 wrote the password hash for any caller (#690). The rank rule lived only in the admin edit form, which asks can_manage_user_credentials?/2 to hide the UI and refuse the event — the context function itself asked nothing. The actor was already threaded through context for the audit row, so it now authorizes as well as audits: an actor present and out of rank is refused, and an absent actor stays the system path for seeds, migrations and mix tasks. Not reachable through the shipped UI at the time — this closed the second caller before it existed. See also the custom_fields bypass below, which was the second caller.
• POST /api/upload and GET /api/files/:uuid/info required no authentication (#697). Both live in a scope that fetches a user but never requires one. Upload took the file owner from params["user_uuid"] with the check never written, so an anonymous client could attribute a 100 MB upload — and the variant-processing job it enqueues — to any account. File-info handed out freshly-signed capability URLs for any file uuid to anyone, defeating the signing scheme, and its 200/404 split was a file-existence oracle. Upload now authorizes before touching the body (401 when unauthenticated, the user_uuid override honored only for an Owner/Admin, otherwise attributed to the uploader) and is rate-limited at 30/min per account.
• update_user_status/3 and toggle_user_confirmation/2 wrote for a malformed actor (#696). Both ended in a catch-all that performed the unchecked write. That branch exists for callers with no actor — seeds, mix tasks, and Users.Referrals expiring an account — but it also swallowed an :actor that was present and the wrong shape: a map decoded from JSON by a host controller, a bare uuid string. toggle_user_confirmation/2 is the serious one, since its unchecked path clears confirmed_at and locks the target out of every confirmation-gated page. Both now use the three-branch shape from admin_update_user_password/3. An explicit actor: nil still takes the system path, identically in all three.
• A never-analyzed table was sized as 0 rows (#695). reltuples = -1 (PostgreSQL ≥ 14: never vacuumed or analyzed — a pg_restore, a CREATE TABLE AS, logical replication, autovacuum off) was collapsed to 0, so V163's size guard read "small enough, proceed" for a table nobody had ever measured. A restored 200k-row table took ACCESS EXCLUSIVE for a full rewrite mid-deploy — the exact event the guard exists to prevent. estimated_rows/3 now answers :unknown, V163 defers on it, and mix phoenix_kit.repair_uuid prints "size unknown — never analyzed" rather than "~0 rows" to whoever is sizing a maintenance window.
• mix phoenix_kit.repair --adopt stamped over a corrupt version comment (#695). Repair.Probe collapsed "no comment" and "unreadable comment" into the same nil, so the operator was told the comment was missing while the table said v164, and adopt overwrote it — destroying the only record of what the last person believed. Unreadable is now its own state and refuses instead.
• One flaky catalog read could abort V164 mid-run (#695). Its post-ADD verification moved to a probe that raises, where the check it replaced returned false; V164 has no rescue and runs with @disable_ddl_transaction, so a single failed read on one of ~70 constraints aborted with earlier repairs already committed and the version comment never stamped, replaying the whole version next time. A probe failure is now one {:failed, …} summary line.
• comments_fk_on_delete/1 read a constraint by name alone (#695), so a CHECK or a foreign key on a different column owning fk_comments_user_uuid answered for the real one — an impostor's confdeltype of 'n' read as "already SET NULL, nothing to do" and the genuinely missing foreign key was never created.
• mix phoenix_kit.status --verbose crashed on an unreadable version comment (#695) — the non-verbose path reported the state correctly and the same run then died with CaseClauseError immediately after printing a correct tree.
• A comment-less database reported itself as version 1 (#694). A database that is current but has lost its phoenix_kit version comment — the half-installed or adopted state — resolved to version 1, which is below the floor, so mix phoenix_kit.update answered "install the 1.7.x bridge first": the one instruction the migrator refuses to give, because replaying the pre-squash chain over a possibly-current database backfills still-NULL tracked columns with invented uuids and then deletes the rows that match no user. The state is now distinct from both a real version and "not installed", and routes to doctor + restamp. mix phoenix_kit.status reports it instead of crashing.
• mix phoenix_kit.repair crashed on the anomaly it exists to diagnose (#694). Repair.Probe.read_comment/2 used String.to_integer/1 eleven lines below a docstring promising it never raises, so the exact hand-edits the migrator documents ('v164', ' 164') ended the run in a bare ** (ArgumentError) argument error.
• ensure_uuid_v7_function/1 aborted migrations on DBA-owned functions (#690). Its insufficient_privilege rescue was dead code in migration context: Ecto.Migration.execute/1 only queues the statement, so the error arrives at flush time where no rescue can reach it. That is the topology PhoenixKit.Migration's own moduledoc tells a DBA to adopt, and the helper runs on every delta upgrade. The un-ownable case is now excluded before the statement is queued, via pg_has_role — so a function owned by a role the migrating role belongs to is still refreshed.
• V164 warned "reconcile by hand" about the foreign key it then repairs (#690), and verified that key by name alone (#694) — a CHECK constraint owning the same name read as present, the guarded ADD failed with 42710 into an EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS, and the outcome was reported :created with no foreign key. contype = 'f' is now part of the test.
• V163's size guard is checked before castability (#694). castable?/3 is a full-table scan, so asking it first made the deferral path pay an unbounded sequential scan on exactly the tables the size limit exists to keep out of mix ecto.migrate.
• V165 recorded the schema version as 163 (#692 post-merge review). Every other migration in the chain stamps its own number going up; V165's up/1 stamped two behind, so an install migrated to exactly 165 reported 163 — behind where it started — and the next ensure_current/2 re-ran V164 and V165. A full run to head hid it, because V166 stamps immediately afterwards.
• The @ mention typeahead no longer issues ~128 queries per keystroke (#692 recheck). Mentions.Users.search/2 over-fetched and then called Scope.for_user/1 per candidate (roles + permissions each), so a full page of results paid two round trips per row. The admin-area rule is now one SQL EXISTS for Owner/Admin and one for any role_permissions grant, with the limit applied in the database.
• Access requests no longer accept free-form type/uuid payloads unthrottled (#692 recheck). AccessRequests.request/4 now requires a type registered in ResourceLinks.handlers/0, a castable uuid, and a per-account rate limit (10 / 10 minutes) — the partial unique index only stops repeats for the same resource.
• ExpectedSchema knew nothing of V165/V166 objects (#692 recheck). The schema manifest was still stamped at V164, so release_check blocked the release and repair/verify would have been blind to the two new tables and the comment-attribution columns. V165/V166 objects are now hand-declared (same post-generation path as V164) and chain_hash restamped over the 32 shipped files.
• A record's NAME could inject a markdown link into every mention of it (#692 post-merge review). to_markdown/2 escapes the value it splices into [text](url) on the reasoning that the token grammar refuses ] — true of the author's stored label, false of the live resolved title, which is the record's current name and unconstrained. Renaming a record to Evil](https://evil.example) turned every markdown-rendered mention of it, for every reader, into a link to the attacker's URL. ] is now escaped, and the destination uses the CommonMark angle form so a ) in a handler-supplied path cannot close it either.
• <.mention_text> told hosts to use PhoenixKit.Mentions.RequestAccess (#692 post-merge review), which does not exist — the module is PhoenixKit.Mentions.Live, and it needs <.access_request_dialog> rendered alongside it or the click sets an assign nothing reads.
• The credential rank rule was bypassable through custom_fields (#691). Auth.update_user_fields/2 routes a custom_fields key whose name matches a profile field out of the JSONB column and writes it to the schema — including :email, with no confirmation-token flow. The admin user form handed it params["custom_fields"] verbatim, so the Map.drop that protects the profile params never saw it: an actor holding only the users permission could point an Owner's address at their own inbox and then take the account through the public password-reset page. The form now filters those names out of custom_fields unconditionally, admin_update_user_password/3 enforces the rank rule in the context rather than trusting its callers, and the refusal no longer reaches a clause that expects a changeset (which crashed the LiveView after the profile write had already committed).
• A present-but-malformed :admin_user no longer takes the unchecked system path (#691). Only an absent actor is a seed/migration/mix-task caller; a value of the wrong shape is a caller that meant to supply one, and is refused.
• The credential refusal path no longer raises instead of refusing (#691 post-merge review). admin_update_user_password/3 takes its target unguarded and can_manage_user_credentials?/2 answers false for a non-%User{}, so a host passing a JSON-decoded map as the target reached a refusal branch that pattern-matched %User{} and interpolated user.uuid — FunctionClauseError and KeyError respectively, where the pre-#691 code returned {:error, :insufficient_permissions}. A fail-closed guard that crashes has failed differently, not safely.
• The form's filter no longer keeps a second hand-maintained copy of the field whitelist (#691 post-merge review). It read a literal list that duplicated the one inside update_user_fields/2; adding a profile field to the context and forgetting the copy would have re-opened the bypass for that field, silently and with the existing tests still green. Both now read Auth.updatable_profile_fields/0, and a new test poisons custom_fields with every name in it, so coverage grows with the list.

Changed

• Auth.updatable_profile_fields/0 (#691 post-merge review) — new public reader for the fields update_user_fields/2 writes to the schema, so callers filtering untrusted params read the rule instead of restating it. update_user_fields/2's docs now state outright that it does not authorize and that :email / :username are credentials.
• StatusReport.next_action/3 gained {:fix_version_comment, message} (#694 post-merge review) — the state existed in the function but not in the action() type, so dialyzer proved the consumer clause unreachable and mix precommit failed. The comment-less guard also now fails closed: it required an affirmative "the comment reads 1" only after review, having previously fallen through to the destructive advice whenever the confirming query could not answer.
• The admin form logs the identity fields it strips from custom_fields (#691 post-merge review). The page renders a real input for every one of those names, so such a key on the wire means a client composed its own payload — a stronger signal than the rank refusal the context already logs, and it was being discarded without a word.

1.7.236 - 2026-08-08

Added

• V163 repairs phoenix_kit_* tables whose uuid column is not a proper primary key (#688). A production database reached a state the chain claims is impossible: phoenix_kit_email_events with uuid as character varying(255), nullable, no default, and no primary key at all, while 149 other tables were correct. Three migrations each missed it for a different reason — V40's guard tests column existence rather than type, so an older release's Ecto :string column made V40 skip the table wholesale (backfill, NOT NULL and index included) despite the table being listed in @tables_to_migrate; V56's ensure_all_uuid_columns_native_type/2 was added seventeen days after V56 shipped, and a recorded version never re-runs; V74 then dropped the legacy bigint id but could not promote a wrong-typed nullable column to primary key, and never verified its own documented post-condition. V163 is therefore catalog-driven — it asks PostgreSQL which tables are actually broken instead of consulting a list the table was missing from every time, including the list in the migration written to repair its class of problem.
• mix phoenix_kit.repair_uuid (#688) — the maintenance-window path for tables V163 defers. Runs outside a transaction, so it builds the unique index CONCURRENTLY and attaches it, holding the exclusive lock only for the attach. Supports --dry-run and --prefix.
• mix phoenix_kit.doctor gains a "UUID Primary Keys" check (#688). The existing type check could not see a missing key, which is what the varchar column actually cost. Its remedy is also corrected: the single ALTER it used to suggest restores the type but not the NOT NULL, the default or the key, leaving anyone who followed it literally still broken.

Fixed

• V163's per-table isolation could never have fired (#688). Ecto.Migration.execute/1 queues a command, so the statements were flushed after up/1 returned — outside the rescue that exists to keep one table's failure from aborting the rest of the run. A locked table would still have taken down every repair after it and skipped the version marker, the worst outcome available. flush/0 runs the pending commands in scope, so the rescue actually catches. The concurrent index name is also derived from the catalog name rather than parsed back out of the quoted qualified string, which would corrupt any name containing a dot or a quote.
• V163's row-count guard now covers every repair class, not just the type rewrite (#688 post-merge review). The guard deferred a table only when rewrite_needed?/1 was true, so a table that was already uuid-typed but had no primary key skipped it at any size — and then took a full-table DELETE self-join, a SET NOT NULL scan and a unique-index build, all under ACCESS EXCLUSIVE, during mix ecto.migrate. That is exactly the pool-exhaustion outage the two-million-row limit exists to prevent, on exactly the class of table that prompted the migration.
• An interrupted CREATE UNIQUE INDEX CONCURRENTLY no longer strands mix phoenix_kit.repair_uuid (#688 post-merge review). CONCURRENTLY leaves an INVALID index behind when interrupted; IF NOT EXISTS then skipped the rebuild on the retry and ADD PRIMARY KEY USING INDEX failed on the invalid index, permanently. The concurrent path now drops any leftover index first (CONCURRENTLY, schema-qualified per the chain's DROP INDEX rule).
• mix phoenix_kit.repair_uuid <table> no longer answers a named table with the global all-clear (#688 post-merge review). A typo, a mismatched --prefix, or an already-repaired table produced an empty list and printed "✓ Every phoenix_kit table has a proper uuid primary key" — an assertion about every table, made after checking none. V163's log tells operators to run this command with a table name, so the two cases are now distinct.
• The de-duplicating DELETE announces itself (#688 post-merge review). It is the only destructive statement in V163, and neither caller reported how many rows it would remove — --dry-run printed the SQL, which does not answer that. UUIDIntegrity.duplicate_rows/2 counts them before any DDL runs, and both callers log the count.

1.7.235 - 2026-08-07

Security

• Credential management on the admin user form now answers to rank, not to a permission (#686). /admin/users/edit/:id gated the password field on Scope.can_access_admin_area?/1 — true for any holder of a single permission — while the comment above it said "Admin/Owner only", and nothing else in the path checked rank. New Auth.can_manage_user_credentials?/2 decides by role and rank (your own account is yours; the actor must be Owner/Admin; an Owner or Admin target may be managed only by an Owner), and it gates the password field, the reset-mail button and the email field — owning the address a reset link is delivered to takes an account just as surely as setting the password does. username is dropped with them, since get_user_by_email_or_username_and_password/3 accepts it as a sign-in route. Every event refuses independently of the template.
• Deactivation now revokes sessions instead of merely denying them (#686). update_user_status/3 flipped is_active and left the token rows valid for their full 60-day life; it now deletes the user's session tokens.
• Activation, deactivation and email-confirmation toggling are rank-checked in the context (#686). update_user_status/3 and toggle_user_confirmation/2 take an :actor and enforce Auth.can_manage_user_status?/2; omitting the actor is the system path (Referrals). The rule lived only in the edit form's markup, so the user-list and user-detail pages reached both functions ungated — a role holding only users could switch off an Admin, and unconfirming an account locks it out of the eleven gates that honour require_email_confirmation.
• Deleting a user answers to that same rank rule (#686 post-merge review). can_delete_user?/2 refused only an Admin target and never checked the actor's role at all, deferring that to a page gate that admits any single permission holder. Because an Owner holds only the Owner role, an Admin — or a users-permission role — could delete any Owner who was not the last one. It now routes through the same authority check; the self and last-Owner rules keep their own messages.
• Multi-session resolves the root account through the active-user filter (#686). root_user/1 and root_authenticated?/1 used a bare token lookup, so a deactivated Owner/Admin holding a live cookie could still reach POST /users/session/impersonate/:uuid. The same filter was added to PhoenixKitWeb.Users.Session, the OAuth scope resolver and the maintenance plug.
• A deactivated account is refused at the shared sign-in funnel (#686). log_in_user/3 checks is_active itself — the password controller did, but magic-link verification, QR-login completion and the OAuth callback called it directly and did not.
• Stored XSS in the auth-page branding settings (#686). AuthPageWrapper.bg_style_tag/1 built a <style> element by string concatenation and emitted it with raw/1; a <style> body is raw character data, so </style> in the background-colour value closed the element. The value is free text on /admin/settings/authorization (key settings, held by Manager as well as Admin) and is served to every anonymous visitor of the login, registration and reset pages. New PhoenixKit.Utils.CssValue is an allowlist that fails to "", applied on read (neutralising anything already stored), in the one function that assembles the stylesheet, and on write.
• OAuth no longer attaches an external identity on email string equality (#686). find_or_create_user/3 looked the callback address up locally and, on a hit, confirmed that account and issued a session — no verification claim read, no prior link required. Resolution is now ordered by the proof each case carries: an existing (provider, provider_uid) link is decisive and consults no email; a pre-existing local account requires the provider's own assertion (Google/OIDC email_verified, GitHub per-address verified, Facebook verified); a new account is created but auto-confirmed only on an assertion. GitHub's strategy is now configured with default_scope: "user:email", without which the token cannot read /user/emails and the claim is never present.

Added

• oauth_require_verified_email setting (default "true", #686) with a checkbox on the authorization settings page — lets a deployment lift the verified-address requirement deliberately rather than by accident.

Fixed

• A new OAuth account that is left unconfirmed is now sent the confirmation mail (#686 post-merge review). Nothing on the OAuth path ever sent it — Auth.register_user/2 does not, and only the registration controller did — so an account the provider did not vouch for was signed in with "Successfully signed in!" and then bounced off every gate honouring require_email_confirmation, with an empty inbox.
• The confirm/unconfirm menu entry is gated like its status twin (#686 post-merge review). Only the status button was hidden for an out-of-rank target, so the confirmation button next to it advertised an action the server now refuses.
• The new per-row rank guard no longer queries per row (#686 post-merge review). can_manage_user_status?/2 in the users-list template asked up to four EXISTS questions per row — ~200 round trips on a fifty-row page, on every sort, filter and PubSub re-render — even though list_users_paginated/1 already preloads :roles. The rank rule now reads a preloaded :roles association when there is one, and the list hands it an actor loaded once.

1.7.234 - 2026-08-07

Added

• One resolver for every redirect core owns (#685). Routes.safe_destination/2 replaces eleven hardcoded "/" / Routes.path("/") destinations across auth.ex, session.ex, oauth.ex, the confirmation, referral, QR and password LiveViews and the maintenance page. Every candidate is proven to resolve in the host's own router (Phoenix.Router.route_info/4, read off conn.private.phoenix_router or socket.router) before anyone is sent there, and the chain terminates on a path core declares and permits unconditionally — /admin for an authenticated visitor, /users/log-in for an anonymous one. Routes.path("/") emits a locale-prefixed root (/en) whose route belongs to the host, so on any host that never declared one every such redirect used to 404; measured before the workaround, / answered 200 while /en, /et and /ru all returned 404.
• /admin is now the guaranteed landing for every authenticated visitor (#685). :phoenix_kit_ensure_admin exempts that one view (PhoenixKitWeb.Users.Auth.landing_view?/1) from the admin-area and per-view permission checks — authentication, the account gate, maintenance mode and the locale hook still run for everyone. A terminal that rejects its own visitor is an infinite redirect rather than a fallback, so the page had to admit them and is built for it: a visitor holding no permissions is greeted by name and shown nothing else — no cards, no statistics, and not one operator query or PubSub subscription on their behalf.
• main_page_path site setting (#685) — the local path of the site's home page, used as the anonymous "home" destination. In general site settings, beside Project Title and Site Address. Empty (the default) means core falls back to its own /users/log-in, which exists in every install and every locale; it deliberately does not default to "/", which no core route serves.
• PhoenixKitWeb.Users.Auth.can_access_admin_view?/2 (#685) — the same decision :phoenix_kit_ensure_admin enforces on mount, as a pure boolean, so a link, card or nav entry and its destination cannot drift. PhoenixKit.Admin.Events gains unsubscribe_from_stats/0, unsubscribe_from_sessions/0 and unsubscribe_from_presence/0.

Changed

• The admin dashboard is gated block by block (#685). Its operator half moved to PhoenixKitWeb.Live.Dashboard.Overview + PhoenixKitWeb.Components.Core.DashboardOverview. Each card derives its visibility from can_access_admin_view?/2 on the page it links to, so a visible card is never a redirect. Platform Statistics, System Information and the Refresh button now require Scope.holds_all_enabled_permissions?/1 — a default Admin still passes (the check compares against the operator baseline, opt-in keys excluded), but a narrow custom operator role that used to see the whole dashboard now sees only the cards it holds permission for. The gate decides before it queries, and re-decides on every mid-session permission change: nobody is evicted from the landing, so the cards, the statistics and the subscriptions behind them appear and disappear in place.
• The admin shell collapses for a visitor with no permissions (#685). No sidebar column, no burger button, no navigation landmark, no "Admin Panel" breadcrumb label, and no "View all" footer on the notifications bell — the menu never offers a page that would bounce the visitor on arrival. An operator's header and sidebar are unchanged.

Fixed

• The home-page fallthrough no longer drops the visitor's language (post-#685 review). The resolver offered only the bare "/" as its home-page candidate. On a multilingual host that declared the locale-prefixed landing core's own release notes ask for, a logout, a maintenance eject or a failed password reset used to land on /et and instead flipped the visitor to the default-language home — or, where the host declared only /:locale, skipped the home page entirely and terminated on the sign-in page. Both shapes are now offered, locale-prefixed first, and both are probed like every other candidate, so this cannot reintroduce the 404 the resolver exists to prevent.

1.7.233 - 2026-08-06

Fixed

• Host apps that register their own module no longer fail to compile (#684). 1.7.232 began emitting a compile-time mod.__info__(:module) reference for every discovered or configured route module, so that Mix rebuilds a host router when one of them changes. The reference was emitted unconditionally, and phoenix_kit_routes() also expands inside phoenixkit's own router — which is built as a dependency, before any parent-app module exists. A host that registers its OWN app module in config :phoenix_kit, :modules (or :route_modules) therefore stopped building at all, with function TheHost.__info__/1 is undefined ... could not compile dependency :phoenix_kit. Registering the host module that way is documented practice, not misuse: beam discovery cannot see the host app while the host is still compiling, so admin_tabs/0 on the host module is invisible without it. The list is now filtered through Code.ensure_compiled/1. Where the module is genuinely reachable — inside the host's own router — ensure_compiled/1 blocks on the parallel compiler and returns `{:module, }`, so the reference is still emitted and the recompile tracking added in 1.7.232 is unchanged; only the case that cannot be referenced yet is skipped.

1.7.232 - 2026-08-05

Added

• Entry points for "Sign in as user" (#683). MultiSession.impersonate/2, its authority rules, the controller action and the POST route all shipped in #672 with nothing in any template reaching them. The action now appears in the "..." menu on the Users list (table and card views) and on the user detail page, behind impersonable?/2 / impersonable_uuids/2 — predicates that answer with the same private rule the request enforces, so a menu cannot offer what the POST would refuse. The list decides a whole page of rows against one actor lookup, reading each target's roles from the :roles preload rather than a query per row. Nothing about who may impersonate whom changed.
• The Edit action on the user detail page joins Roles, Confirm Email and Deactivate in the actions menu (#683), instead of sitting alone in the breadcrumb bar where the header-deduplication sweep parked it.

Fixed

• Deactivated accounts are no longer offered for impersonation. The menu predicates asked the authority rules, which decide who may borrow whom; the :inactive refusal is raised later, by add_authenticated_user/2. So every deactivated row carried a "Sign in as user" item — next to the badge saying the account is deactivated — and every click came back "That account is deactivated." user.is_active is already on the struct the list renders, so respecting it costs no query. impersonate/2 is untouched and still re-decides everything server-side.
• Doubled required-field markers on the user, role and registration forms (#683). <.input> renders the marker itself; six labels also hand-appended " *". Organization Name had the hand-written asterisk but no required attribute, while the changeset does require it for organization accounts — it gains the attribute, so the browser now agrees with the server.
• The admin nav role badge named the wrong role (#683). It derived its label from Scope.can_access_admin_area?/1, which is true for Owner, Admin or any single permission holder — so a Client, who holds client_portal, was labelled "Admin", and every custom role was flattened into three buckets. The account list directly below it renders MultiSession.role_label/1 and said "Client" while the header said "Admin". Both now share that function, reading the names the scope already loaded in cached_roles instead of re-querying on a component that renders on every admin page.
• Usernames generated from an email keep their letters (#683). The cleanup pass strips anything outside [a-zA-Z0-9_], so ülo.kask@ became lo_kask — the first letter of the name silently gone — and a wholly non-Latin local part collapsed to nothing. The address is now transliterated first (Ülo.Kask@ → ulo_kask, Иван@ → ivan).

i18n

• Person → Personal as the account-type label. The old source string named a human being where the label names a kind of account, the counterpart of Organization. Each locale takes the idiomatic private-individual-vs-legal-entity term rather than a calque — Eraisik, Privatperson, Particulier, Particular, Privato, Osoba prywatna, Физическое лицо. The stored account_type value stays "person".
• 18 strings were in the source but in no .pot file, so the SEO / robots.txt settings page, the hex.pm package browser and the referral gate ("Enter your referral code", "This site is invite-only…") rendered in English in every locale. Extracted and translated in all seven.
• Four reworded strings were rendering their old translation. Continue, Log out, Referral code and SEO settings had matched fuzzily against older entries, and fuzzy entries do render — German showed "online" on a Continue button. Retranslated; no fuzzy entries remain.
• Estonian and Russian repairs beyond those: a batch of entries whose translation belonged to a neighbouring msgid ("Failed to delete user" under the custom-field failure, "Current time" under "Current page", and ~20 more).

Internal

• Post-merge review of #683: dev_docs/pull_requests/2026/683-admin-ui-i18n-and-impersonation-entry-points/CLAUDE_REVIEW.md.
• Tests for the impersonation menu predicates — impersonable?/2 agrees with impersonate/2 target by target, impersonable_uuids/2 agrees with impersonable?/2 over a mixed list, and impersonation_actor/1 is the ROOT account after a switch — plus a unit suite for generate_username_from_email/1, which had none.

1.7.231 - 2026-08-05

⚠️ Two new migrations (V161, V162) — run mix phoenix_kit.update. V161 converts phoenix_kit_users.username to citext and refuses to run if your database already holds usernames differing only by case; it names the offending value so you can rename or merge the accounts, then re-run.

Added

• PhoenixKitWeb.Live.UrlState — URL-backed search, filter, sort and page for list LiveViews (#680). Typing in a list's search box filtered the table but left the address bar untouched on most admin screens: the result could not be shared, did not survive a reload, and Back walked out of the page instead of back to the previous query. A workspace audit found 26 LiveViews with that defect and seven independently hand-rolled fixes on the screens that did work — six of which rebuilt the path from a literal, so a LiveView reachable at more than one route patched itself to the wrong page.

  Declare the state, implement handle_url_state/2, push changes with push_url_state/3. Params are keyed by assign name with url_key: naming the query key separately, so adopting it touches no templates (users.html.heex, 700 lines, needed no edit). Values equal to their default are dropped from the query, so an unfiltered list stays /admin/users. cast:/in: whitelist values and no atom is ever created from user input; integer params carry a default ceiling of 1,000,000 so a crafted ?page= cannot reach Ecto as an OFFSET that overflows PostgreSQL's bigint. The path comes from the live uri, unknown query keys are preserved, and the callback runs only on a real change.

  Converted: users, sessions, live_sessions, jobs/index, media_selector.

  ⚠️ mode: :patch (the default) makes a LiveView un-embeddable. push_patch requires handle_params/3 to be exported, and exporting it — whatever its body — makes live_render/3 raise. The two are mutually exclusive in LiveView itself. mode: :history sidesteps both by driving the address bar from a JS hook (<.url_state_sync mode={:history} />) instead of touching handle_params at all. MediaBrowser.Embed's url_sync: true has always carried the :patch constraint through its injected stub; that is now stated in its moduledoc rather than implied.

• Utils.Slug gains opt-in transliteration (#682). A Cyrillic title slugified to an empty string — every character fell outside [a-z0-9] and was stripped. Callers read empty as "no slug yet", so a Ukrainian shop's CSV catalogue could not be matched on re-import and inserted the whole feed again on every run. slugify(text, transliterate: true) maps Russian and Ukrainian Cyrillic to Latin and strips Latin diacritics. Opt-in, so existing callers keep today's ASCII-only behaviour and a consumer passing the option against an older core gets today's result rather than an error.

• PhoenixKit.Install.StatusReport — the "what should the operator do next" decision behind mix phoenix_kit.status, extracted so it can be tested without pointing the task at a live database in each of five states.

Fixed

• ⚠️ V161: phoenix_kit_users.username is now citext (#681). Two accounts existed in production as Pavel and pavel. Nothing prevented it: phoenix_kit_users_username_uidx was a plain btree on a varchar column, unsafe_validate_unique compared exactly, and get_user_by_username/1 is a bare Repo.get_by. The mechanism was systematic rather than a fluke — generate_username_from_email/1 force-downcases while ensure_unique_username/3 checked availability case-sensitively, so a username set manually with a capital was invisible to the generator, which proposed the lowercase form, found it "free", and added no suffix.

  Once such a pair existed, login by username 500'd for both accounts: that path already lowercased both sides, so its query matched two rows and Repo.one/1 raised Ecto.MultipleResultsError. (An earlier draft of this entry described the symptom as landing in the wrong account; the failure was a hard error, not a silent cross-account login. email was unaffected — it has been citext since V01.)

  Postgres decides comparison semantics from the column type, so one ALTER fixes uniqueness and every lookup, including a bare Repo.get_by. A functional unique index on lower(username) would have fixed only the constraint and left every read exact-match. varchar → citext is binary-coercible, so there is no table rewrite; the column's index is rebuilt, which is what makes it start rejecting case variants.

• Username login no longer sequentially scans the users table. get_user_by_email_or_username_and_password/3 hand-rolled its case folding as fragment("LOWER(?)", u.username), which matches no index in the chain — there is no functional index on lower(username). Now that the column is citext, plain equality is both correct and index-backed via phoenix_kit_users_username_uidx. This was the only username lookup in the codebase still scanning, on the one endpoint reachable without authenticating.

• V162: payment-option linkage on billing orders (#682). Adds a nullable payment_option_uuid FK (plus its index) to phoenix_kit_orders, pointing at phoenix_kit_payment_options. An order records how it is to be paid via payment_method, a small closed vocabulary; what the customer actually chose is a payment-option row, with its own name, instructions, provider and billing-profile requirement. Several options can share one payment_method ("Bank transfer (EU)" and "Bank transfer (UK)" are both bank), and an option can be renamed or deactivated after the order is placed. Without a link the choice was discarded at conversion, so an operator processing a bank transfer could not tell which instructions the customer had been shown. ON DELETE SET NULL: deleting a payment option is an ordinary operator action and must neither be blocked by historical orders nor destroy them.

• A tab gated on a sub-permission registers correctly (#682). A module tab may be gated on a sub-permission ("shop.manage_settings"). Registration pushed that through register_custom_key/2, which rejects a dotted key — and the raise aborted the rest of the callback, so the view → permission mapping the admin gate reads was never cached. The module silently fell back to the coarser base key for core's gate, and every boot logged a failure for a key that was declared correctly. Sub-permissions are already declared through permission_metadata/0, so registration now skips them.

• The automatic view gate requires the base of a dotted key (#682). With the dotted key now cached, the admin mount gate resolves one — and it was calling has_module_access?/2, direct membership only, which by contract leaves the base check to its caller. A scope holding an orphaned "shop.manage_settings" without "shop" would have passed a gate the sidebar, can?/2 and every module's own check all refuse.

• The PhoenixKitUrlState JS hook no longer leaks a callback per remount. handleEvent registers on the LiveSocket, not the element, so destroyed() has to call removeHandleEvent — it only removed the popstate listener.

Changed

• mix phoenix_kit.status says "code expects", not "update available". Everything it reports is measured against the version compiled into the running release; it never asks Hex what exists, so it cannot tell you a newer PhoenixKit is out. A version gap is not an optional upgrade being offered — it means the schema disagrees with the code already querying it, which surfaces as runtime errors on whatever the newer version added. When core and a module are both behind, one command fixes both and both reasons are now listed, so re-running does not turn up a second finding that was already knowable.
• The test suite can use a database you already have. config/test.exs hardcoded phoenix_kit_test, which forces a role with CREATEDB — exactly what a shared or managed instance withholds. PGDATABASE and PGPOOL now join the PGHOST/PGUSER/PGPASSWORD that were already read. Defaults are unchanged.
• AGENTS.md no longer claims mix precommit runs the test suite. It never did, and CI is workflow_dispatch, so in practice nothing ran the Elixir suite automatically. Adding mix test to precommit was tried and reverted — the suite is not green from a clean checkout (~5 "unit" tests fail with no database, because Settings reads hit the DB on a cache miss), and a permanently red gate teaches people to ignore the gate. The docs now say running the suite is a manual step, and warn that mix test with no database excludes every integration test and still exits 0 — the failure mode that matters most when the change is a migration.
• Dependency bumps: etcher 0.10.0 → 0.10.2, spitfire 0.3.13 → 0.4.0.

Internal

• Post-merge review of #680/#681/#682 with the findings above: dev_docs/pull_requests/2026/680-682-post-merge-review/CLAUDE_REVIEW.md.
• test/phoenix_kit/migrations/v162_test.exs — V162 shipped with no test. Pins the column, the FK target, the index, and ON DELETE SET NULL specifically: that is the migration's whole design decision, and a later refactor reaching for a plain references/2 would silently make it RESTRICT with nothing failing.

1.7.230 - 2026-08-04

Fixed

• ⚠️ mix igniter.install phoenix_kit failed on every freshly generated Phoenix project. Core declared {:igniter, "~> 0.7"} as a required dependency in all environments. A stock mix phx.new app declares {:igniter, "~> 0.6", only: [:dev, :test]}, and Mix refuses to converge the two:

  Dependencies have diverged:
  * igniter (Hex package) — the :only option for dependency igniter
    Remove the :only restriction from your dep

  The install aborted before writing anything. Igniter is now optional: true, so the host's own declaration wins and the documented install path works on a clean project. The version requirement is unchanged (~> 0.6 and ~> 0.7 both admit igniter 0.7/0.8, so no host is forced to move).

  Making it optional means core must compile without igniter, which it previously could not: mix/tasks/phoenix_kit.gen.admin.page.ex and phoenix_kit.gen.user.dashboard.ex called use Igniter.Mix.Task unguarded and hard-failed a MIX_ENV=prod build. Both now carry the same if Code.ensure_loaded?(Igniter.Mix.Task) guard phoenix_kit.install and phoenix_kit.update already had, and ten igniter-only PhoenixKit.Install.* helpers are guarded on Code.ensure_loaded?(Igniter) so a production build no longer prints a wall of "Igniter.X is undefined" warnings. The two helpers that cannot be guarded away because their non-igniter half is called from plain tasks — Install.Common (mix phoenix_kit.status) and Install.JsIntegration (mix phoenix_kit.assets.rebuild) — instead use the existing Install.IgniterCompat :no_warn_undefined shim, which grew the three modules they reference. No task or helper changed behaviour when igniter is present.

  ⚠️ Upgrading from ≤ 1.7.229 and your mix.exs does not list :igniter? You were getting it transitively from PhoenixKit; an optional dep is not installed unless the host declares it, so after mix deps.update phoenix_kit the code-generating tasks stop working. Add:

  {:igniter, "~> 0.7", only: [:dev, :test]}

  mix phoenix_kit.install / .update / .gen.* now say exactly this when invoked without igniter rather than vanishing from mix help (the two gen.* tasks, newly guarded, had no fallback at all; install and update had one each, and all four now share Install.MissingIgniter). PhoenixKit.Install.IgniterCompat gained a __mix_recompile__?/0 keyed on igniter's availability, so adding the dep later actually rebuilds the tasks instead of needing mix deps.compile phoenix_kit --force. Tasks that never touch igniter — phoenix_kit.status, .gen.migration, .assets.rebuild — are unaffected either way.

• mix phoenix_kit.update could crash when two modules needed migrating in the same second. Generated migration filenames took their version from a bare %Y%m%d%H%M%S timestamp, so two modules upgraded together produced duplicate Ecto migration versions. Timestamps are now offset per file and bumped past anything already in priv/repo/migrations.

• mix phoenix_kit.update silently skipped modules whose migration coordinator raised. The failure was swallowed and the host saw nothing at all, leaving it to assume its tables were current. Unreadable modules are now reported by name with the error and an explicit note that they were not migrated.

• mix phoenix_kit.update wrote module migrations to a hardcoded priv/repo/migrations. On a host whose first :ecto_repos entry is not MyApp.Repo, the file landed in a directory the migrator never scans, so ecto.migrate exited 0 having done nothing — and the run still printed ✅ <module> migrated to V##. The directory is now taken from the resolved repo, and each module's version is re-read from the database afterwards rather than assumed, so a migration that did not run is reported as a failure with the path to check.

• mix phoenix_kit.update could hard-fail on a re-run after an interrupted update. The module path had no "migration already exists" guard (the core path has had one all along), so a second run wrote a second file with the same migration name and mix ecto.migrate refused everything with migration name ... is duplicated. It now reuses the existing file.

• One bad module aborted the whole mix phoenix_kit.update run. The per-module try/rescue was lost in the rework, so a module that raised while its migration file was written killed the task after core had migrated — skipping every remaining module and the UUID repair pass. Each module is isolated again.

• mix phoenix_kit.status reported Next: Ready directly under a 1 unreadable ❌ module row. An unreadable module is deliberately not "pending" (migrating a module whose version cannot be read would be worse), but it is not "ready" either. Next now names the modules to check.

• mix phoenix_kit.status --verbose claimed "No installed module owns migrations" whenever the database was unreachable, which is a different fact from having none and sends anyone debugging a missing table the wrong way. Not-queried and none-found are now distinct.

• A module coordinator reporting a non-integer version read as up to date. Under Erlang term ordering nil >= 2 is true, so a coordinator returning nil for "no version comment found" was classified :up_to_date and its migration skipped forever, while both tasks reported everything current. Modules.classify/2 now requires integers and reports anything else as :error.

• Soft-failure paths guarded with rescue alone now also catch :exit. Per the project's own convention, an unreachable database raises on an unowned checkout but exits on a dead pool — so a dead pool crashed mix phoenix_kit.status outright and killed the closing summary of an otherwise-successful mix phoenix_kit.update.

• The sitemap's x-default could be claimed by a sibling-dialect entry (#679). Enabled codes are stored BCP-47 (en-GB) while sibling-dialect URLs render lowercase (/en-gb/…), so the case-sensitive String.contains? never recognised such an entry as language-prefixed and let it pass as the unprefixed default. The default picker now matches case-insensitively, in line with the per-entry hreflang extraction that already did.