Persist DigitalOcean, Hetzner, and Vultr servers before public IP
assignment, then backfill placeholder addresses from provider state.
Treat partial Sentinel snapshots as non-authoritative and document the
destinations API with OpenAPI schemas.
Replace the legacy sync:bunny flags with an interactive CDN sync flow for service templates and release metadata. Serve official service templates from the Coollabs CDN, update version metadata, and remove obsolete helper scripts.
Add dedicated show/edit pages for cloud provider tokens and cloud-init
scripts, including descriptions and UUID routes.
Generate private keys directly from the index and surface cloud provider
API loading errors in server creation flows.
Add normalized email identity rate limiting for registration and forgot-password requests, and refresh Sentinel status from restart broadcasts.
Rework server sidebars and navbar for mobile menus and active status visibility.
Require IPv6 when public IPv4 is disabled, constrain cloud token
lookup by team and provider during deletion, and encode Vultr instance IDs
in API paths.
Clamp log line counts, parse timestamp flags consistently, and filter
service subcontainers by Coolify labels. Document log endpoint timestamp
parameters and database/service log routes in OpenAPI.
Expose GitHub app secrets and file storage content only when the request has sensitive read access. Hide LocalFileVolume content by default and resolve application UUIDs from route parameters.
Railpack builds forwarded build-time variables inline as `env 'KEY=VALUE'`,
which single-quotes each value and prevents shell interpolation. References
like BETTER_AUTH_URL=$COOLIFY_URL reached the build as the literal string
"$COOLIFY_URL" instead of the resolved URL, breaking builds that validate
their env (e.g. SvelteKit/better-auth).
Wrap the railpack `docker buildx build` invocation with the same
wrap_build_command_with_env_export() helper used by the Dockerfile and
Nixpacks build paths, sourcing the build-time .env file (which writes
COOLIFY_* first and double-quotes normal vars to allow $VAR expansion).
Only buildpack control variables (NIXPACKS_/RAILPACK_), excluded from that
file and never needing interpolation, remain inline. Secret flags are
unchanged and read the interpolated values from the exported environment.
Fixes#10736
