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  • v1.0.1 f5a01b1a1e

    Morphit v1.0.1
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    agorise released this 2026-07-07 07:55:52 +00:00 | 69 commits to main since this release

    Signed by agorise
    GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

    A maintenance release on top of 1.0.0 — display fixes, faster featured
    orders, a fixed footer link, and a batch of operator-facing corrections.

    Orders

    • Featured orders on the home page now show as full-width horizontal cards,
      matching the order book, instead of a squished portrait grid where a single
      order was crushed into a narrow column.
    • When you feature one of your orders, the "Pay and feature" button now takes
      you straight to the order book, where your order shows up as featured within a
      few seconds — instead of the button appearing to do nothing while the network
      caught up.

    Fixes

    • The Canary link in the site footer now opens /canary.txt correctly. It
      previously led to a "page not found" on a language-prefixed address.

    For operators

    • morphit-ops upgrade now reminds you to re-upload your warrant canary
      after an upgrade. An upgrade rebuilds the served files, so the canary needs
      replacing afterward, or it would silently go stale and eventually warn your
      users for no reason.
    • morphit-ops health now checks the canary where it is actually served, so
      a live, valid canary no longer shows as "missing."
    • Release tooling is now consistent about size limits: the release manifest
      is checked against the real on-chain limit before you sign, so you can't
      build one that broadcasts but then gets rejected by the indexer. The signing
      prompt is also clearer about pasting your private posting key.
    • Documentation for the warrant canary (now correctly describing the
      sign-on-your-own-machine model) and the release manifest has been corrected to
      match how the running system actually works.
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