Live Change Log

The store is a module singleton, so it now tracks the active scope, clears on a scope change, and drops stale in-flight responses.

The manage popup had no dismiss affordance in its header — only the backdrop and Esc closed it. Add an X icon button beside the edit action.

Splitting the form into equal halves used the wrong unit. It stretched a date input across half the window and stranded its All-day box at the far edge, left tw...

The tab lists binders, so name it for what it holds. Points the tab label and the row action at the renamed dictionary keys (tabs.binders, addToBinder); the pic...

Maximizing a tool window repaints the shell at 100vw/100vh but leaves the window's stored size untouched, and that stored size is what ToolDock hands the compon...

Reopening a document could draw every field small and up in the corner, until one click of the zoom control snapped them all into place. The page box that fiel...

Replying dropped the whole quoted message into the Quill editor as body text. Quill can only model a simple grid, so every layout table in the quote was flatten...

Replying to a message sent from Kamo showed the signature twice: the live one, and above it a mangled version of the quoted original's, drawn as a bordered spre...

The invite form stacks eight full-width rows, which in a maximized compose window pushed the body editor most of the way off screen while leaving half the windo...

Modifiers were keyed off a page's index in the design, which is an identity that survives deletion and reordering, not a position. So deleting page 2 left the p...

Each tool's defaultSize and minSize in the registry grows by 40x40, and the geometry that was hardcoded alongside it moves with it rather than drifting out of a...

Tapping an extension or a number on a correspondent card passed autoDial, so the call went out the moment the softphone registered. The card opens on hover, whi...

The label column was a hand-picked 76px. DEPARTMENT is wider than that, so it overflowed its box and sat flush against its value with no gap, and LOCAL TIME wra...

Moving someone from To to Bcc meant deleting the chip and typing the address again from memory. Chips are now selectable and can be dragged or carried on the cl...

Three things that only start to matter once a document arrives carrying forty detected fields instead of two hand-placed ones. Page rotation: rotating a page t...

The card was tinted with --accent-comms, the fixed indigo the instrument panel uses to mark the messages family. On the solid "New message" button that reads as...

Copying an answer out of ChatGPT (or any dark-themed page) and pasting it into the compose body produced a large white block with nothing in it, and the message...

A meeting link written into an email was pointing at /meet/join/<id>, which mints a one-time key from the clicker's Kamo session — and redirects anyone without ...

Acrobat stores a field's intended format as JavaScript in /AA, which pdf.js surfaces as actions.Format. That is the author's declaration rather than a guess off...

Adds a footer action to the compose window that creates a meeting with the organization's configured provider and writes its join link into the body wherever th...

Opening an editable PDF in the document editor now reads its AcroForm widget annotations off the pdf.js document and recreates each one as a DesignField on the ...

The chips were inline-flex boxes whose label carried `truncate`. A flex child with overflow hidden is allowed to shrink below its own content, and nested inside...

The Description/Folder/Doc Type/Access Level fields sat on a second line under the file row, so every pending upload cost ~108px. Move them into the top row bet...

DocManager brings its own toolbar and grid chrome, so the 32px wrapper padding was only shrinking the grid inside an already-bounded pane. The wrapper stays as ...

Every person shown in a read view was a dead end. To and Cc rendered as displayNameFor(a).join(', ') — a comma wall of display names with no address, no hover, ...

The left nav rail was capped at calc(100vh - 128px) with overflowY: auto, so an org with most features enabled (up to 18 sections across 4 groups, ~710px) grew ...

Clicking break glass opened the dialog inside the nav rail instead of over the page. The overlay is a bare fixed-position motion.div, not a MUI Dialog, so it ha...

/network is the one page that renders another tenant's branding: it lists every organization in the network and loads each logo from that org's own theme.<domai...

forwardToApi appended the browser's query string to whatever it was given, so a caller passing its own query produced a URL with two '?'. Everything after the f...

The per-file Folder and Doc Type selects start with an empty value, so MUI left their labels at rest position while the native <select> still painted its first ...

The content wrapper was a plain block, so a page's `flex: 1` had no flex parent to resolve against and the wrapper sized to its contents. DocManager's root is `...

An org routinely holds one lead supplier under several vendor records, so on the "All Markets" tab the Vendor dropdown listed the same name once per record — id...

AG Grid 32 defaults to the "new" column menu. On Community (no enterprise module) that means no header menu button ever renders — the only header-cell affordanc...

It described a tab that now shows its own contents, so it was only taking space. descriptionKey goes optional rather than staying as an unrendered string: a tab...

All / Calls / Texts / Emails failed with "We couldn't load this lead's communications". The backend was fine — direct calls returned 200 with real entries. The ...

Replaces the Resources placeholder with DocManager on a document collection of its own — ImageAssocType.HR_RESOURCE, bucket imaging-hr-resources — org-scoped th...

Three defects, each invisible until it bites. The row expander wrapped the whole header in a <button>, and DateTimeDisplay renders its own interactive tooltip ...

Adds /hr with the accounts-page chrome in its route-backed form (the same one /marketing already uses): a layout owning the gradient hero and underlined tab bar...

Each sub-tab now holds its own data, and All interleaves every channel by date. Notes keeps MediaStream, because notes are authored here — but readOnlyChrome s...

Sending a quick reply to a KamoCRM notification put the literal text `{"error":"Invalid Addresses"}` in the reply box. The mail server had rejected NoReply@Kamo...

The Provider Setup tab rendered inside SettingsView but was reachable only by typing the URL — it was missing from both places that list settings destinations: ...

Three confirmed findings from the review of 08cecc6d. Outbound Teams calls showed the wrong remote party. TeamsAcsSession derived remoteNumber/remoteName from ...

checkAccess evaluated the rules itself and matched nothing for its entire life: it compared rule types against **************** while the publisher writes the e...

Completes Zoom's one-click connect path. The backend already resolves PlatformOAuthProviderType.ZOOM, but with no card here a platform operator had nowhere to e...

Adds Teams to **************** and wires the whole path through: provider selection, the Entra + Azure Communication Services config, tenant admin consent, the ...

Adds the Provider Setup tab to /settings/features/meets and makes every other tab honest about the provider it is configuring. useMeeting no longer builds meet...

Three things made the tab feel cramped: The intro was capped at 900px, which broke a 170-character sentence onto a second line for no reason; it now uses the w...

The card could only deny countries, so an org that serves one country had to enumerate every other one. It now has both lists: a mode toggle picks which list th...

**************** diagnostics are operator tooling, not an access rule, so the tab now sits at **************** behind the platform-admin guard instead of MANAGE...

The tab rendered its content flush against the card border: SettingsView's tab panel supplies no padding of its own, and this tab was the one manager that never...