Changelog

What's new?

No new features in this release.

What's fixed?

• After a successful health check, the release updater now refreshes versioned deploy management scripts. This replaces stale server copies of backup.sh that still invoked the removed restic service.
• Updates continue to leave the local deploy/.env, family data, backups, and secrets untouched.

What's new?

No new features in this release.

What's fixed?

• The parent, landing, and shared system interface now uses the documented charcoal, muted gray, off-white, plum, sage, amber, and soft-red palette, with consistent field and helper typography.
• Email and backup configuration summaries use compact sentence-case lists, shorter settings actions, and consistently aligned buttons.
• The English and Lithuanian READMEs no longer use decorative icons or badges, include parent settings and two child-theme screenshots, and no longer link to the obsolete Orange Pi guide.
• An unconfigured backup now reports “Not enabled”, a running backup reports “Copying” in the main status indicator, and a healthy backup reports “Enabled” in green without a duplicate progress badge.
• PWA theme and background metadata now match the shared interface palette.

What's new?

No new features in this release.

What's fixed?

• The backup agent now has a separate outbound Docker network for reaching S3 while retaining its isolated internal connection to the application.
• Backup diagnostic commands now explicitly select deploy/compose.yml, so they work when run from the deployment root.

What's new?

No new features in this release.

What's fixed?

• The Settings page now uses one clear heading hierarchy, centered dividers, consistent field typography, styled select controls, primary action buttons, and matching green/red service status indicators.
• The project README now presents verified capabilities, privacy boundaries, deployment expectations, and screenshots made with fictional demo data.
• Backup documentation now distinguishes an invalid S3 hostname from Docker or host DNS failures and provides direct diagnostic commands.
• Sensitive settings ask for “Your account password” instead of the longer, account-type-specific wording.
• The activity-history filter no longer repeats a separate “Child” label next to the self-explanatory selector.
• Service-worker cache behavior is covered by a regression test that requires Cache-Control: no-cache on the worker script.

What's new?

• Parent administrators can verify and update SMTP settings from the Settings page; the SMTP password remains in a local permission-restricted secret file.
• The family name can now be edited from the general family settings.

What's fixed?

• Settings are organized into family, child and point, privacy, email, backup, account, and feedback sections.
• The seventh child theme is now the original Blockville theme with cube currency and trademark-neutral interface copy.
• Backup storage verification retries temporary Docker DNS failures and replaces low-level resolver output with an actionable endpoint message.
• Task, penalty, and reward edit forms consistently show colons after labels.
• Sensitive SMTP and backup credential changes require the current password of the parent administrator making the change. Account editing remains under its existing authentication rules.