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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new field extraOrigins for enhanced API origin management.
    • Added a new environment variable PATHS_MY_SERVERS_FB for server backup management.
  • Improvements

    • Updated connection status to reflect more accurate connection states.
    • Expanded allowed origins for remote access to include https://google.com and https://test.com.
    • Enhanced API key management with a placeholder string for security.
    • Updated dependency versions for improved functionality and stability.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Resolved issues by updating various dependencies across the application.

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The pull request introduces several significant changes across multiple files. The myservers.cfg configuration file updates the connection status, expands allowed origins, and modifies the API key placeholder. The package.json file reflects numerous dependency version upgrades for various packages, indicating improvements in functionality and stability. The vite.config.ts file alters the exclusion patterns for testing configurations, ensuring broader directory exclusions. Additionally, a new environment variable is added to the .env.development file, specifying a path for server backup. These changes collectively enhance the project's configuration, dependency management, and testing setup.

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File Change Summary
api/dev/states/myservers.cfg - Updated minigraph from "PRE_INIT" to "ERROR_RETRYING" in [connectionStatus].
- Expanded allowedOrigins to include https://google.com and https://test.com.
- Replaced apikey in [remote] with a placeholder.
- Added new field extraOrigins under [api] listing https://google.com and https://test.com.
api/package.json - Updated multiple package versions, including @apollo/client, express, and various @graphql-codegen packages.
- Notable updates include graphql, uuid, and several @nestjs packages.
api/vite.config.ts - Adjusted exclude patterns in the test configuration to use more general glob patterns.
- Removed a trailing comma in the setupFiles array.
api/.env.development - Added new variable PATHS_MY_SERVERS_FB=./dev/Unraid.net/fb_keepalive.

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    User->>Config: Request configuration
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43-44: Framework updates look compatible.

The NestJS and GraphQL ecosystem updates are minor version bumps within their respective major versions, maintaining compatibility:

  • NestJS packages are updated in sync (10.4.7)
  • Apollo packages are updated to compatible versions

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151-151: Verify TypeScript compatibility after major updates.

The TypeScript ecosystem updates require attention:

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  • pino-http upgrade from 9.x to 10.x could affect logging behavior

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78-78: Security package updates require careful testing.

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  • express: Test middleware chain and security headers

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Base automatically changed from feat/tsx to main November 5, 2024 21:11
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