Use the shared Docker container-name rules for custom internal names
in the API and Advanced settings form. Quote container names in
deployment inspect, log, and stop commands.
Use the existing git ref validator when a deployment is queued and
when a queued deployment starts, so only well-formed commit values
are stored and used.
Apply analytics settings to existing proxy configurations while retaining custom options, including managed Traefik log rotation and Caddy traffic volumes. Upgrade new Traefik configurations to v3.7.
Add database-backed schedule states and deliveries so distributed schedulers publish each occurrence once, queue jobs claim executions atomically, and stale occurrences are cleaned up.
Two full-width, equally weighted search boxes (global ⌘K search + settings
search) sat side by side and read as duplicates. Restyle the settings one as a
quiet inline filter: borderless recessed fill instead of a bordered box, 28px
instead of 32px, 'Filter settings' instead of 'Search settings', and a subtle
focus tint. It now reads clearly as a list filter, not a second search bar.
Build a flat search index for the application settings sidebar: every page plus
its in-page sub-sections. Each result now renders with a breadcrumb (its
category, and the parent page for a sub-section), and the query matches
sub-pages too (e.g. searching 'proxy' finds Advanced > Proxy). While searching,
the accordion is replaced by this flat result list; clearing restores it.
The application settings sidebar is long, so add a client-side search that
filters the nav items as you type. While searching it flattens the list (hides
group headers/dividers and in-page sub-sections) and shows a 'no results' hint;
clearing it restores the accordion. Extends the shared settingsSidebarAccordion
Alpine helper (search/matches/hasResults) so other sidebars can opt in later.
Follow-up to the settings-sidebar accordion. Two gaps:
- Application sidebar rendered every item's in-page sub-sections, so Advanced's
Build/Container/Deployment/… showed while you were on General. Gate the
nav-children on the active item so only the current page's sub-sections expand
(database/service/server already did this).
- The service *main* configuration page renders its nav inline (the component is
only used by service sub-pages), so it missed the accordion. Wire it up there
too.
Extends the regression test to cover both.
Allow local and S3 archives to be deleted independently when removing a
volume backup schedule, and consolidate destructive-action layouts with a
shared danger-zone component.
Discussion #11833: since v4.3.19 the resource settings sidebar expands every
group by default, so reaching Backups etc. means scrolling past every section.
Restore the v4.3.18 behaviour across all grouped resource sidebars (application,
database, service, server): each group header is now a collapsible toggle, and
only the group containing the active page is open by default. Manual expand/
collapse is remembered per resource type in localStorage; an explicit collapse
sticks even for the active group. Desktop (xl) only — the mobile grid is
unchanged (display:contents wrapper + xl-scoped collapse).
- new shared Alpine provider settingsSidebarAccordion (resources/js) + app.js
- nav-section-toggle utility (chevron header)
- wired into the four grouped sidebars
- static regression test
Andras Bacsai
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