certifi==2026.5.20 conflicts with aiocryptopay 0.4.8, which hard-caps
certifi<2024.0.0, so pip could not resolve and the Docker image build
failed. Revert to the transitive certifi; PYSEC-2024-230 stays unfixable
until aiocryptopay relaxes its cap. Keeps the PyJWT 2.13.0 bump.
pip-audit flagged 6 advisories: PyJWT 2.12.1 (PYSEC-2026-175/177/178/179,
fixed in 2.13.0) and transitive certifi 2023.11.17 (PYSEC-2024-230, fixed
in 2024.7.4). Bump PyJWT and pin certifi to its latest release to enforce
the resolved version.
Trial and registration/referral-bonus subscriptions usually last only a
few days, so the multi-day ending-soon reminders fired almost the moment
they were granted and needlessly alarmed newcomers.
Track this with a new subscription flag (suppress_early_expiry_notifications,
migration 0035): trial activation, referral welcome bonus and inviter bonus
grants set it, while a real paid purchase clears it on upsert. While set, the
notification worker skips the day-before stages but still sends the
hours-before reminder and the expiry/after-expiry notices, so users are
warned shortly before access ends. Once they pay for a full subscription the
complete reminder spectrum resumes.
The migrations/remnashop guide existed in docs/ but was missing from the
docs-site navigation. Add its sidebar entry after remnawave-tg-shop and a
curated sync description so it renders with the rest of the migrations.
Add a PR job that installs the backend deps and runs the
settings-manifest drift guard, so a change to admin_settings_manifest.py
without regenerating settingsManifest.generated.json fails CI instead of
silently leaving the docs demo Settings screen stale.
The demo Settings screen was fed by a frozen snapshot baked into the
externally generated demoDataset.js, so it drifted from the real
manifest: the Remnawave Panel (plus System and Migrations) sections
were missing and trial/checkout/common still showed as top-level
sections instead of subsections.
Generate frontend/src/lib/webapp/settingsManifest.generated.json from
manifest_payload() (the same source the live /admin/settings endpoint
uses) via scripts/export_settings_manifest.py, and build the demo
section structure from it, overlaying realistic demo values per field
key. A pytest drift guard fails if the Python manifest changes without
regenerating the snapshot, so the demo stays in sync going forward.
Bring the ASCII, Windows 95 and light themes up to date with the
webapp changes since the last theme refresh:
- Flatten/bevel the new Telegram notifications banner icon badge.
- Square off the premium-server and referral-tariff dropdown help
pills and bevel the standalone referral surfaces (win95).
- Fix the selected-language check vanishing on the highlighted row
(black on ASCII, inverted bitmap on win95).
- Square the login-screen language trigger and render flag emoji
monochrome in the ASCII console palette.
- Add a soft drop shadow to the banner on the light theme.
Bump assets_version for all three CSS themes and update the theme
config tests accordingly.
Add a broadcast audience for users who registered but never had any subscription or trial (no Subscription rows at all), backed by a new get_user_ids_without_any_subscription DAL helper and a 'never' target in the webapp broadcast route.
Add GET /api/admin/broadcast/audience-counts so the audience dropdown shows the recipient count next to each option, with graceful fallback when counts are unavailable.
On mobile the extend input/button and the reset-trial button rendered at 36px, which felt cramped for touch. Bump them to 46px in the max-width:640px block.
The toggle carried both .admin-btn and .admin-users-filter-toggle, which tied on specificity with the base button display rule and kept the button visible on desktop. Scope the show/hide rules to .admin-btn.admin-users-filter-toggle so it only appears on mobile.
CodeQL still traced taint through the previous helpers: the endpoint
regex fallback returned source-derived text and the payload dict keys
flowed verbatim into the log. Resolve both by sourcing every logged
token from literal lookup tables — endpoints map to constant path
labels and payload keys map through a field-name allow-list, with
unknown keys/paths collapsing to <field>/<other>. No source-derived
string (key, value or id) reaches the logger.
Rebuild logged endpoints from constant path templates and reduce every
payload leaf to a JSON type token, so user/squad UUIDs and PII (email,
telegramId) can never reach the dry-run log as clear text. Resolves
CodeQL py/clear-text-logging-sensitive-data findings.
CodeQL flagged clear-text logging of sensitive information in the panel
dry-run logger: it dumped the full request payload (which can include
proxy credentials like trojanPassword/ssPassword and PII such as email
and telegramId) and the raw endpoint (embedding user UUIDs).
Recursively redact values under sensitive keys before building the
payload preview, and mask opaque id-like segments in logged endpoints.
Add a once-a-day anonymous heartbeat (PostHog) so maintainers can see
active installs and version/OS breakdowns. Self-hosted friendly: opt out
via TELEMETRY_ENABLED in .env or the Admin -> System toggle (applied
without a restart), or by clearing the endpoint/key.
- Share version resolution in bot/utils/app_version.py so the admin
sidebar and the beacon report the same build version
- TelemetryWorker sends an opaque install id plus coarse facts only
(version, OS/arch, python, locale, enabled providers, user-count
range); never tokens, domains or user data
- Register the worker in main_worker.py behind a Redis single-flight lock
- Expose TELEMETRY_* settings and an Admin -> System manifest toggle
- Document the payload and opt-out in docs/configuration/telemetry.md
- Cover bucketing, payload shape and anonymity with tests
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