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    Morphit v1.13.2
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    agorise released this 2026-08-29 22:05:48 +00:00 | 50 commits to main since this release

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    Morphit v1.13.2

    Theme: a node can never come up with a broken or missing web frontend again — online or from a USB stick with no internet at all.

    Fixed

    An incomplete frontend build can no longer take a whole node dark. If the web build ever finished without its root entry point (index.html) — every per-locale page present but the root missing — the site returned HTTP 500 on every request: nginx's fallback rewrote /index.html → /index.html in an endless loop. A real operator's node went completely dark this way while the box itself was perfectly healthy. Three independent guards now make that impossible:

    • The build guard verifies index.html is actually present before trusting a shipped frontend, and rebuilds rather than serving an incomplete one; after any fresh build it fails loudly if index.html didn't appear, so an incomplete build can never pass as success.
    • The install now stops with a clear message (and a memory hint) if the frontend is missing its entry point, instead of deploying a dark site.
    • The frontend web server now degrades to a clean error instead of an infinite redirect loop if the entry point is ever absent.

    Offline / USB installs now carry the prebuilt frontend. The offline "appliance" bundle — the one you can hand someone on a USB stick for a node with no internet — was shipping everything except the built frontend, forcing the air-gapped machine to build it on-target. That on-target build is memory-heavy, isn't byte-for-byte reproducible with the canonical release, and (as above) could fail silently. The bundle now builds the canonical frontend once and ships it, so an air-gapped node serves the exact same bytes as an online one, with no build required on the target. The bundle refuses to ship if that frontend didn't make it in.

    Notes

    • Display-and-packaging release: no database migration and no on-chain changes.
    • Operators on a node whose site is currently returning 500 or was hand-patched will have it made permanent by upgrading to this release.
    • Everything from v1.13.1 and earlier is included.
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