Tailwind CSS v4 auto-detection failed to scan Next.js route group
directories with parentheses (e.g. '(dashboard)'), causing responsive
grid utilities to be purged from production CSS. Added explicit @source
directives in globals.css to fix the content scanning.
CSS output: 10KB (broken) → 110KB (correct), 12 media queries restored.
- Add collapsible '16 Real Pain Points' section to all 30 READMEs
- Fix 5 files bypassing dataPaths.ts with hardcoded os.homedir() (closes#156)
- Add per-provider User-Agent env var overrides in base executor (closes#155)
- Sync .env and .env.example with 9 provider UA defaults
- Update CHANGELOG.md for v1.7.0
- URL-encode proxy credentials to handle special characters in passwords
- Decode URL-encoded credentials during legacy proxy migration
- Fix HTTPS proxy default port (443 instead of 8080) in frontend and migration
- Add dispatcher cache invalidation when proxy config changes
- Cast proxy port to number for SQLite INTEGER column in proxy logger
- Fix redundant .replace("//", "") in migration protocol parsing
- Copy postinstall script in Dockerfile before npm install
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a Copilot configuration generator to the CLI Tools dashboard page.
Users can select models and generate the chatLanguageModels.json config
block for VS Code GitHub Copilot with the Azure vendor pattern.
Features:
- Bulk model selection from /v1/models (includes combos, custom, aliased)
- Search/filter for large model lists
- Configurable maxInputTokens, maxOutputTokens, toolCalling, vision
- One-click copy to clipboard
- Persistent model selection via localStorage
- Version compatibility warning (VS Code >= 1.109, Copilot >= v0.37)
Feedback from @alpgul applied:
- Use /v1/models instead of /api/models/alias (includes combo definitions)
- Use window.location.origin for URL (no port duplication in Docker)
Also: added electron/dist-electron/ to .gitignore (build artifact)
The 'no password' auth bypass check was meant for fresh installs only,
but it also fired after onboarding was complete if the password row
was missing from the database (e.g. after DB migration in v1.6.3).
Fix: Added !settings.setupComplete guard so the bypass only applies
before onboarding is done. Once setupComplete=true, auth is always
required regardless of whether the password key exists in the DB.
Files changed:
- src/proxy.ts (dashboard middleware)
- src/shared/utils/apiAuth.ts (isAuthRequired)
- Add electron/ directory with main process, preload script, and types
- Add system tray integration and window management
- Add IPC communication for app info, external links, server controls
- Add useElectron React hooks for Next.js integration
- Add build scripts for Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Add development scripts for running Electron with Next.js
Ref: #149
Previously, the upgrade detection logic renamed the entire DB file when it
found a schema_migrations table (from older versions), causing data loss.
Now checks if the DB actually contains data (provider_connections) before
deciding to rename. If data exists, drops only the old migration tracking
table and lets the new CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS schema take over.
Adds split-port runtime support: API and dashboard can run on separate ports.
- PORT remains canonical/base
- API_PORT optionally overrides API listener
- DASHBOARD_PORT optionally overrides dashboard listener
- API bridge server proxies OpenAI-compatible routes with 30s timeout
- Centralized port resolution in src/lib/runtime/ports.ts
- Unit tests for runtime port resolution (14 tests)
- Healthcheck extracted into scripts/healthcheck.mjs
- Add responsive breakpoints (sm/lg) for flex and grid layouts
- Prevent text overflow with min-w-0 and break-words utilities
- Stack buttons and inputs vertically on small screens
- Replace hardcoded HTTP error with translated audit log message
- Updated .env.example to include optional production ports for API and dashboard.
- Modified docker-compose files to utilize dynamic port configuration.
- Introduced runtime-env.mjs for centralized port resolution and environment variable management.
- Refactored run-next.mjs and run-standalone.mjs to leverage new runtime port handling.
- Enhanced route.ts and apiBridgeServer.ts to utilize dynamic ports for improved API integration.
- Updated OAuth configuration to reflect changes in port management.
- Added API_HOST variable to .env.example for enhanced host configuration.
- Updated package.json scripts to utilize a new run-next.mjs script for development and production.
- Introduced run-next.mjs to manage Next.js server execution with dynamic port handling.
- Enhanced route.ts files to normalize API base URLs and improve configuration checks.
- Updated apiBridgeServer.ts to use API_HOST for server initialization.
- Expanded global TypeScript definitions to include API_HOST.
- Updated .env.example to include optional split ports for API and dashboard.
- Modified docker-compose files to dynamically use the configured ports.
- Introduced a new script (run-standalone.mjs) for running the server with environment-specific ports.
- Implemented an API bridge server to handle OpenAI-compatible routes when using split ports.
- Updated README and CLI tool documentation to reflect changes in port usage and configuration.
- Enhanced various components to utilize the new port configuration, ensuring backward compatibility.
Replace hardcoded English text in quick start links and getting started
steps with proper i18n translation keys. Use `t.rich()` for step
descriptions containing inline links to support rich text interpolation.
Replace hardcoded English text with t() translation calls across
combos, providers, and ModelAvailabilityBadge components. Add
corresponding translation keys to locale files for full i18n coverage.
Replace all hardcoded English strings with translation function calls
across dashboard pages including API manager, chat tester, and related
components. Update validation functions to accept a translator parameter
and add corresponding translation keys for multiple locales (en, pt-BR).
The Zod updateSettingsSchema was missing fallbackStrategy,
wildcardAliases, and stickyRoundRobinLimit fields. Since
.passthrough() was removed in a previous cleanup, these unknown
keys were silently stripped during validation, so the PATCH
/api/settings call never actually persisted these values.
Wrap fs.mkdirSync(DATA_DIR) in try/catch so OmniRoute doesn't crash
when the user's home directory is not writable (e.g. restricted
environments, npm global install with different user).
Prints a clear warning with DATA_DIR env var recommendation.
- New 'Provider Proxy' button next to Connections heading
- Opens ProxyConfigModal at provider level
- Amber highlight when proxy is configured, shows IP
- Supports all 3 proxy levels: global, provider, per-connection
- Green: global proxy
- Yellow/amber: provider-level proxy
- Blue: per-connection proxy
- Always shows proxy host/IP in the badge text
- Tooltip shows proxy source and full address
- hasProxy now checks keys/providers/global config levels
- Badge color changed to emerald green to match other status badges
- Tooltip shows proxy source: per-connection, per-provider, or global
- Previously only showed for per-connection proxy, missing global/provider
Server-side: wrap getCliRuntimeStatus() in 5s Promise.race timeout
Client-side: add 8s AbortController timeout to fetchToolStatuses()
Prevents entire page from staying in skeleton state forever when
binary checks hang on VPS
- instrumentation.ts: use eval('require')('crypto') to bypass webpack
- HomePageClient.tsx: add useTranslations to ProviderOverviewCard and
ProviderModelsModal (separate components need own hooks)
- next.config.mjs: temporarily allow TS errors during build (remaining
sub-component scope issues in EvalsTab.tsx)
Use eval('require')('crypto') to hide the import from webpack's
static analysis. The instrumentation file is compiled for both
client and server, but crypto is only used in Node.js runtime.
Root cause: createProviderConnection() upsert logic for codex deduplicates
by workspaceId only (chatgpt_account_id from JWT). Two Pro Business accounts
from the same Team workspace resolve to the same workspaceId, causing the
second to silently overwrite the first.
Fix: compound uniqueness check using workspaceId + email, so different users
within the same workspace create separate connections. Includes backward-compat
fallback for old connections without email (they'll still be updated).
- Removed duplicate providers/new keys (selectProvider, apiKeyRequired, etc.)
that overlapped with pre-existing keys from earlier migration
- Removed duplicate backToProviders in both files
- Removed duplicate loadingPricing and databaseSize in settings namespace
- Updated providers/new/page.tsx to use original key names
- Verified 0 duplicates remain via Python namespace scan
- EndpointPageClient: full migration including cloud proxy modals,
endpoint sections (chat, embeddings, images, rerank, audio, moderations),
enable/disable cloud flows, sync steps, and status messages
- Expanded endpoint namespace from 10 to 55 keys in en.json and pt-BR.json
- CombosPage, ComboCard, ComboFormModal, TestResultsView: full migration
- Headers, model tags, metrics, strategy descriptions, validation
- Form labels, advanced settings, drag-and-drop model list, actions
- Expanded combos namespace from 19 to 65 keys in en.json and pt-BR.json
- ApiManagerPageClient: full migration including stats cards, table headers,
modals, permissions system, validation messages, and usage tips
- PermissionsModal: search, model selection, allow/restrict toggles
- Expanded apiManager namespace from 18 to 67 keys in en.json and pt-BR.json
