Rolino fixed changes

Development and release tooling dependencies no longer include the audited Browserslist, js-yaml, and HumanFS vulnerabilities.

Reset LinkedIn video drafts no longer show a misleading upload progress bar when no upload is active.

Delivery recovery no longer repeats an error already displayed in the publishing status banner; separate check failures and confirmations remain visible.

Delivery checks clear stale cancellation errors and explain when LinkedIn upload recovery requires support instead of sending users through repeated checks.

Calendar month cards no longer span two days for late-night posts, and hover previews open beside cards. Cancel schedule now reviews the affected accounts and submits the required confirmation, preserving already-published destinations.

Scheduled posts no longer get stuck when a successful account-health check invalidates its own readiness check; concurrent edits and account changes remain protected.

Queued LinkedIn images can proceed to upload and verification instead of being incorrectly blocked as unavailable stored files.

Publishing readiness details stay inside Publish to above its actions, instead of appearing detached at the bottom of the editor.

Onboarding now fits typical laptop screens more comfortably, and its illustrated background scrolls with the page instead of remaining fixed behind the form.

YouTube connections now require the publishing permission before they are saved, while analytics permissions remain optional and do not block publishing.

YouTube analytics no longer treats unlisted videos as public, and YouTube quota errors now use retry handling instead of asking users to reconnect.

Search hides Google account links when the provider is not fully configured, so results do not lead to unavailable connection pages.

Search now matches every post destination, account name, and account-specific caption. Older exact matches remain eligible, and recent items stay available outside the latest result list.

Search uses the same page definitions as the sidebar and checks current feature access. Recent items are kept separately for each workspace and checked again before display.

Search puts matching page commands first, selects the first result for keyboard use, and keeps page commands available if content results fail to load.

Post lists and post details now show Lifetime analytics, including measured Bluesky zeros, with the correct reporting-window label.

Social performance metric explanations retain comparison medians, sample sizes, and original and revalidated freshness dates.

Social performance now follows the approved reporting layout with one summary strip, platform filters, a compact results table, mobile result rows, and a concise data-trust panel.

Social performance account filters no longer list abandoned connection attempts with no account identity, posts, or analytics history.

Late connection checks cannot create or reopen warnings after an account is released, including accounts removed because they have no history.

Account release waits for confirmed completion of provider access removal, including requests interrupted by a timeout or restart.

Posts with a released account can still publish or schedule to their remaining accounts while saved content and released history stay read-only.

Brand Studio and resumed onboarding exclude released accounts, and releasing an unused account clears its connection warning.

Landing-page trial and pricing actions now use a normal browser request for the protected Home route, so the production client cannot block the sign-in redirect.

Released publishing accounts cannot be restored by stale connection callbacks or credential updates. Saved posts and untouched drafts stay protected as read-only records.

Facebook Page setup now shows a clear warning when a Page is connected to another brand, with instructions to switch brands or choose a different Page.

Onboarding guidance no longer leaves “it” alone on a line. Analysis and review icons now use brand yellow, with a matching loading spinner.

Failed Facebook requests preserve pending upload and post locks. Confirmed safe retries remain available without unlocking previously attempted content for editing.

A confirmed manual review can return a single Facebook post to draft after an unresolved first image upload. The previous attempt stays in the audit history, and recovery does not publish or upload content.

Posts with unresolved uploads now show delivery-check controls even without a saved receipt. Editing and publication actions no longer offer a path that the server must reject.