The first beta

The first tagged release. From here on a deploy is something someone cuts on purpose: a tag drives it, and CI has to be green before it moves.

Deploys became deliberate

Until now a merge could reach the world. From this release a deploy is something someone cuts on purpose: a version tag drives it, and the checks have to be green first. Every pull request and every merge into develop runs typecheck, tests and build; a merge into develop ships nothing on its own.

Failure has a place to land

A session that has run out now says so instead of letting the next request fail in silence, and a request that breaks lands on a designed page rather than a blank screen. The same treatment reaches inside the app, where an in-app error panel explains a failed panel without taking the rest of the screen with it.

Also in this release

Added

• A release workflow that ships from a version tag, and a CI workflow that gates every pull request and every merge into develop.
• A session-expiry watcher, so a session that has run out says so instead of failing the next request silently.
• Global error pages and an in-app error panel, so a failure lands somewhere designed rather than on a blank screen.
• Social icons for the transactional email footer, served from the CDN rather than the repository.

Fixed

• Landing imagery now loads with the caching and CORS headers the CDN expects, so the hero stops falling back to placeholders.