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  1. Current

    Notification action status is now explicit, and scheduled maintenance removes resolved or informational history after 90 days while preserving unresolved action items

  2. Current

    Brand onboarding now stays focused on the active workspace instead of offering workspace switching inside the creation flow

  3. Current

    Brand creation now uses one compact, labeled action in the sidebar instead of separate icon and menu-row controls

  4. Current

    New-brand onboarding now hides the inactive language control and uses a purposeful website-to-content discovery illustration

  5. Current

    Workspace settings now appears only in the workspace switcher menu instead of being duplicated in the primary sidebar

  6. Current

    Publishing connections now use the available page width for three-column provider rows, remove the redundant brand summary, and align card actions on the right

  7. Current

    The workspace navbar now keeps the sidebar collapse control separate from the workspace switcher and groups global account actions consistently across screen sizes

  8. Current

    Workspace switching now anchors the top of the sidebar in a compact Linear-inspired control, and Team and Agent access use the same full-width canvas as Home and Connections

  9. Current

    Light-mode sidebars now lock to a low-chroma cool-slate surface instead of inheriting a blend that could appear pink

  10. Current

    Rolino now offers a persistent light mode that follows the system preference on first visit and can be switched from both public and workspace navigation without a theme flash

  11. Current

    New accounts now receive a distinct personal workspace automatically, with a sensible profile-derived name that can be changed later without adding a signup step

  12. Current

    Sign-in stays available when personal workspace setup is temporarily unavailable, and a personal workspace that no longer grants access is replaced on the next sign-in instead of blocking the account

  13. Current

    Workspace invitation emails now use Rolino's navy, mint, yellow, and coral palette, with clearer access context and a high-contrast invitation action

  14. Current

    Workspace team management now uses the full application canvas, with compact aligned invitation controls and separate responsive member and pending-invitation panels

  15. Current

    Team management now lives in the workspace navigation beside Agent access instead of appearing inside each brand, while existing brand-level team links redirect safely

  16. Current

    Source development and self-hosted builds now require Node.js 22.19 or newer so current runtime dependencies stay on supported and patched versions

  17. Current

    Rolino now uses a midnight-and-electric-cyan theme across shared surfaces, navigation, forms, charts, email accents, and calls to action, with restrained periwinkle support and a focused hero glow

  18. Current

    Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn can now be enabled or disabled independently through provider-specific environment gates that consistently control connections, composer choices, APIs, monitoring, and publishing workers without deleting stored provider data

  19. Current

    YouTube development-preview operations now document Google Cloud setup, the independent provider gate, OAuth test-user expiry, encryption, early private preparation, storage and worker capacity, quota monitoring, revocation, audit boundaries, troubleshooting, and a durable end-to-end manual test checklist

  20. Current

    Public API, SDK, CLI, and MCP publishing workflows now expose the same YouTube settings, readiness, health, calendar, early-schedule preparation, confirmation, and pending-reconciliation behavior

  21. Current

    Publishing workers now advance up to two tenant-fair YouTube preparation steps alongside due Instagram and TikTok work, while preserving resumable sessions and bounded execution time

  22. Current

    YouTube preparation now distinguishes recoverable session failures, provider-confirmed rejections, authorization review, and ambiguous finalization so automatic retries never risk duplicate uploads

  23. Current

    YouTube is organized as an independently gated provider, so deployments can enable or disable its development-preview connection and readiness surfaces without affecting Instagram or TikTok

  24. Current

    Publishing contracts and readiness now understand YouTube-specific titles, categories, privacy, declarations, tags, descriptions, one-video storage requirements, and early schedule preparation budgets

  25. Current

    Publishing workers now track each destination's next attempt separately from its scheduled time and use the same fenced lease safety for publishing and large-video preparation

  26. Current

    Deleting a post now preserves its reusable originals in the Media Library; permanent file removal is owned by the library instead

  27. Current

    Instagram and TikTok publishing now share a provider contract and registry, making future network integrations additive instead of requiring worker branching

  28. Current

    Self-hosted media storage now defaults to a persistent local volume and can switch to generic S3-compatible storage or Cloudflare R2 through configuration

  29. Current

    Publishing setup now gives first-time account connection actions the same prominent branded treatment as landing-page calls to action

  30. Current

    The setup guide now documents FeedbackBasket as an optional paid waitlist integration, including project ID setup and the replaceable provider boundary for open-source deployments