Rolino fixed changes

Billing catalog validation checks Stripe prices in sequence so a growing price history does not create a burst of requests.

Updated the application framework and image processor to fix known security vulnerabilities before release.

Reconnecting an account now prevents an earlier token refresh from replacing its new credentials.

Delivery checks now reject missing or changed saved account identities before contacting the platform.

New trials use the current Starter plan when available, with support for installations that still use the previous catalog. Existing trials retain their saved terms.

Account recovery and migration tests now use the configured isolated test database. Billing and account test data match the current catalog and authorization flow, and the account-capacity test explicitly checks hosted plan limits.

Preview account choices stay in one compact horizontal row, with scrolling for extra accounts. The selected account’s full name and exact preview appear below, and each network remembers its selected preview.

Account names now identify each calendar entry, post result, and publishing notification. A successful account does not clear another account’s issue.

Schedule cancellation preserves published posts and remote video receipts until each account confirms the change. Wrong-channel videos and old shared schedule requests stop for review.

Account changes invalidate old readiness results and TikTok consent, including settings for temporarily deselected accounts. Database readiness now requires the complete multi-account migration set.

Account checks now show a clear retry message for empty or invalid responses. Reconnect appears only for confirmed connection problems. Account selection rows hide raw IDs, and an empty readiness section is no longer shown.

Schedule cancellation reviews exact accounts and preserves existing YouTube videos until each account confirms cancellation. Old delivery failures cannot mark a newer connection as expired.

Scheduled destination checks retain the saved account instead of substituting another connection on the same network. Account-specific health checks use separate results.

Admin plan availability actions now close older prices even when the current offer already has the requested setting. Disabling a plan blocks new subscriptions across its versions while preserving existing subscriptions and plan history.

Admin Billing now uses the same current plan versions as public pricing, so historical versions no longer make valid offers appear unprepared. Pricing visibility is shown separately from Checkout availability, including the Founding replacement for Starter and paused Checkout. A note explains that plan switches control new paid subscriptions, not separate pricing-card visibility.

Plan descriptions now reflect unlimited team members, including Growth descriptions in admin, billing, and upgrade screens. Saved billing history stays unchanged.

Opening admin plan and duration menus no longer shifts the page. Modal menus now lock page scrolling without reserving scrollbar space twice.

Reduced motion now stops shared button movement, sidebar transitions, and sheet animations. Sidebar edges settle together, and sheets open and close more quickly when motion is on.

Sign-in errors now have accessible announcements and field descriptions. Failed Google and network requests show recovery steps, repeated submissions are blocked, and code entry fits narrow screens and supports full-code autofill.

Workspace initials now stay readable on yellow badges in dark mode. The Home brand icon keeps its charcoal background in both themes.

Mobile workspace headers keep navigation, search, notifications, and account access within the screen. Billing and theme controls are available in the account menu, and keyboard help is available from search.

The mobile workspace sidebar now has a visible close button and returns keyboard focus to its opening control.

Landing-page product examples use readable summaries in narrow layouts. The same summaries make example tasks, sources, and next steps available to screen readers.

Bluesky no longer reports access as revoked when the provider request fails silently. Unconfirmed removal keeps manual recovery guidance.

Web disconnection now keeps an action-required notice when Bluesky access removal cannot be confirmed, with steps to remove unused access.

Updated calendar and connection regression checks for the shared data and controls. Lint checks now exclude generated code and local test bundles.

Bluesky reconnection now removes unused authorization after the connection save. Failed callbacks clean up only their new authorization, and uncertain cleanup gives account recovery guidance.

Bluesky can reconnect after disconnection or cancelled authorization, while old callbacks and token refreshes cannot overwrite a newer connection.

Agent draft deletion now respects workspace billing restrictions without consuming the deletion confirmation when access is blocked.

A late Bluesky token refresh can no longer restore a disconnected account. Disconnection reports whether provider access was revoked.