QWebHub Changelog

v1.2.2 — 2026-08-20

Changed

• Replaced the overly brown light theme with a soft neutral-grey palette.
• Kept the main background visibly darker than white while using lighter cards and inputs for clear separation.
• Retained the stronger light-theme text and label weights introduced in v1.2.1.
• Updated the shared theme asset version so browsers load the corrected palette.
• Added shared non-secret FTP host and username defaults to the all-project Odin deployment launcher.
• Updated shared-static configuration and harness documentation to use the optimized Global Assests/Icons set instead of source artwork.

Scope

• Changes are confined to the QWebHub repository. The shared middleware applies the selected theme across mounted modules, while the deployment and static configuration updates support all integrated projects.

• GitHub delivery: PR #3, merge commit 0509d03.

v1.2.1 — 2026-08-19

Added

• Added a QWebHub light/dark selector using the existing qdb-theme preference.
• Added a QWebHub-owned theme bootstrap to every integrated HTML module response.

Changed

• The selected theme now follows users between QWebHub and all mounted modules.
• Replaced the stark light background with a deeper warm cream #ebe3d8.
• Increased light-theme text weight and contrast for users with reduced vision.
• Updated cards, inputs, borders, hover states, and title bands to warmer cream tones.

Scope

• Only the QWebHub repository was changed; module repositories were not modified.

• GitHub delivery: PR #2, merge commit df928f9.

v1.2.0 — 2026-08-18

Added

• Added a versioned remote SHA-256 deployment manifest per remote project root.
• Added bounded parallel FTP uploads with 1-8 workers and one connection per worker.
• Added one bounded retry for transient connection failures.
• Added read-only --verify-remote integrity checks.
• Added accurate connected --dry-run and explicit --offline-dry-run modes.

Changed

• Deployment skip decisions now require SHA-256 manifest matches rather than FTP size or time matches.
• QWebHub is now the source of truth used by all supported module launchers.
• Deploy-all remains project-sequential and stops immediately when a project fails.
• The manifest is published only after every planned upload succeeds.

Fixed

• Fixed false SKIP results when changed local and remote files have equal byte sizes.
• Fixed deployment batches continuing into later projects after an FTP failure.

Verified

• Unit and fake-FTP integration tests cover manifests, same-size changes, bounded concurrency, independent worker connections, retry, failed-manifest suppression, password precedence, dry-run safety, and remote drift detection.