v1.0.0-beta.225
Released to production on October 6, 2026 at 10:16 CDT. See every commit in this release on GitHub
New
- Legal: v10 — Privacy and Subprocessors say CRM assistance reads the whole record
- Sites: a page's FAQ section publishes FAQPage structured data
- Outreach: a sequence sends from several mailboxes in rotation
- Outreach: connect and send from Microsoft 365 mailboxes
Fixed
- Operations: the render monitor names a host's state by a key function
- Operations: a deploy-time refusal retries a daily job; the runbook names the causes
- Operations: status checks watch real pages, and a blind monitor is not an outage
- Signup: a phone Google sign-up lands before the auth layout moves it (AGL-3578) (#1210)
- CRM: the Lead source direction filter works for every org
- CRM: the deliverability check at capture loads after() through import()
- Sites: llms.txt lists indexable pages in site order, each paragraph once
- Sites: markdown render keeps accordion questions above their answers
- Media library: a missing width serves the next variant up; regeneration loads after()
- Outreach: the Microsoft disconnect notice names no product
- Legal: declare the tenant's own Vercel alias the render monitor probes
- Tooling: the canary grades the candidate by its own URL, real pages fresh
- UI components: an image's layout walk stops at a root that is its own parent
Performance
- Rendering: static subtrees keep their server HTML until the visitor nears them
- Analytics: third-party tags wait for load + idle, not hydration
Behind the scenes
- Console: the alerts tick leaves the pages door to the render monitor's alert
- Releases: beta.225 carries main through 0d3a8a1dc8
- Transfer ui: @aglyn/aglyn-transfer-ui is a public package
- Releases: add AGL-3580 to v1.0.0-beta.225
- Releases: add AGL-3578 to v1.0.0-beta.225
- Releases: add AGL-3576 and AGL-3577 to v1.0.0-beta.225
- Outreach: the mailbox erasers report unsupported revocations too
- Besigner: the stored root still names itself; its parent getter no longer echoes it
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