Add superRefine rule in src/env.ts ensuring that if one PayPal credential (PAYPAL_CLIENT_ID or PAYPAL_SECRET) is set in production, the other is also required, catching configuration drift at startup.
Introduce getCachedAdminCount to cache un-filtered table count(*) queries in Redis for admin lists (starting with UsersPage), avoiding heavy full table scans on every request while keeping exact counts for search/filtered queries.
Add rateLimit protection to /api/paypal/create, /api/paypal/capture, /api/tokens, /api/radio/shouts, and /api/articles/[slug]/comment to prevent abuse and spamming.
The 5-minute disk probe now reclaims storage automatically: from 85% it runs the gentle age-windowed Docker prune, from 90% it drops the age windows (docker-prune.sh --force: all unused build cache and unreferenced images, all stopped containers) so a mount can never silently max out. Alerts still fire at 85/90/95% and their hint now points at non-Docker growth when reclaiming is not enough. Force mode is reserved for the worker; deploys keep the gentle mode. Volumes are off-limits in every path.
Add a pure df parser (disk-usage.ts) with 85/90/95% threshold classification, a diskPressure() alert (Discord/email/alert_logs, severity escalates with fill), and a 5-minute host-side probe in jobs-worker.ts that raises one alert per crossing mount, cooldown-gated per mount+level. Real mounts only: overlay/tmpfs pseudo filesystems are ignored.
Add scripts/docker-prune.sh (build cache >72h capped at 4g, unreferenced images >7d, stopped containers >24h; never volumes), run it after every CI deploy and compose update, and schedule a nightly prune from the host-side jobs-worker. Tighten the deployment contract tests to assert the scoped-prune boundaries.
The interactive batch ignored the client's Translate option, so translated names never landed in the language files during a bulk run. Patch each successful item through patchLocalizedFurniDataEntries (mutex-guarded, best-effort) when translation is requested, surfacing failures as item warnings instead of failing the import.
Mirror interactive batch runs into the import-job store so interrupted imports (restart, time-out, disconnect) can be resumed from Import History. Items are checkpointed as they settle (coalesced, serialized saves) and the mirror starts 'running' so the boot-time worker marks it 'interrupted' instead of double-importing; done items are never re-imported. Add bounded backoff retry for transient download/connection failures before marking an item failed, and point the client's time-out/network toasts at Import History.
Highlight the active search term in names/classnames (grid + table), add zebra striping and a left accent bar on selected table rows, fade the results list when switching grid/table or on first load, and swap the broken-icon fallback for a cleaner placeholder.
Raise batch concurrency (furni 3->12, clone 10->12) with a Speed control next to Translate. Skip the SWF download when a .nitro bundle already exists on disk (color variants share the base nitro), and stop flagging that as a failed download.
- Render the table view through a virtualizer too, using a shared grid
template so the sticky header and rows keep perfect column alignment
- Keep semantic table/row/cell elements while virtualizing
- Cap the batch item-details list to the latest 60 rows (newest first)
- Coalesce per-item progress events server-side (120ms throttle) in both
the exact-import and clone SSE batch runners
- Add TTL-based caching for local index lookup, furnidata classnames,
catalog id set, nitro file presence and import stats
- Invalidate caches after furnace single/batch/clone imports
- Rewrite batch progress with elapsed time, rate and verification chips
- Virtualize the grid with @tanstack/react-virtual and replace the
Load more button with infinite scroll via an IntersectionObserver
The "Create" CTA used totalSelected (the sum of furni items across
approved groups) as its plural count, so with many imported items it
claimed to create thousands of pages. One approved group creates exactly
one page, so the label now counts approved groups instead.
- hero-ring: continuously shifting gradient hairline around the hero
frame (mask-drawn, reduced-motion safe).
- glass-chip: frosted floating pills under the CTAs that bob on a
staggered loop, live online counter keeps ticking for the Online chip.
- Taller hero for more presence on desktop.
The first cloud pass was to subtle: only five, up to 190s per crossing,
and they froze off-screen under prefers-reduced-motion. Rework:
- Eight clouds across the top 60% of the viewport with visible drift
(28s–66s loops, staggered by negative delays so they are always mid
scene on load).
- Higher opacity/steeper size contrast in light mode; dark mode dims
them slightly.
- Reduced motion now freezes a static, evenly-spread cloud field across
the width instead of pushing the clouds off-screen.
- New src/lib/site-icons.ts: base64 data URIs for the 13 tiny classic
icons actually referenced in markup (100–2000 bytes), replacing extra
requests with inline payloads. home.png, dynamic flags and currency
sets stay on the filesystem.
- Default favicon is now served server-side as a base64 SVG data URI
(memoized), while a DB-configured custom favicon still takes priority.
- Icons render through <Image unoptimized>, so data URIs pass through
untouched on all affected pages (home, login, register, settings,
navigation, auth top bar, client loading).
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