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Mateusz Gruszczyński committed 2026-10-07 09:15:21 +02:00
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## Scope
0.27.0 changes downstream compression defaults/negotiation, makes Docker publications persistent across transient service loss, adds scoped compression overrides, and fixes cache occupancy meter rendering. SQLite remains schema 8. Saved configuration changes are additive/defaulted: vhosts and Web Services gain scoped compression/codec overrides and Docker assignments gain nullable compression/codec fields. Fresh installations also default the `Server` header policy to `custom: RustProxy`, while a missing legacy field still deserializes with the previous preserve behavior.
0.27.0 changes downstream compression defaults/negotiation, makes Docker publications persistent across transient service loss, adds scoped compression overrides, and fixes cache occupancy meter rendering. SQLite remains schema 8. Saved configuration changes are additive/defaulted: vhosts and Web Services gain scoped compression/codec overrides, while Docker assignments use one nullable compression switch. Legacy pre-release Docker codec fields remain accepted for configuration compatibility but are ignored. Fresh installations also default the `Server` header policy to `custom: RustProxy`, while a missing legacy field still deserializes with the previous preserve behavior.
## Compression
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Responses carrying `Cookie`, `Authorization`, `Set-Cookie`, `Cache-Control: private` or `no-store` are no longer rejected merely because of those headers. Compression remains disabled for existing `Content-Encoding`, `no-transform`, request ranges/`Content-Range`, SSE, upgrades, HEAD and non-body statuses. Existing encoded bodies are never recompressed.
Ordinary vhosts, generated Docker vhosts and Web Server services expose inherit/enable/disable dynamic-compression policy plus individual zstd/Brotli/gzip/deflate overrides. Global Response codec switches remain the hard availability ceiling and the minimum size remains global. A child scope may re-enable a codec disabled by an enclosing scope only when that codec is still enabled globally. In the dashboard, explicitly selecting **Disabled** hides and disables the child codec selectors; their stored values are preserved so changing the scope back to Inherit/Enabled restores the previous choices.
Ordinary vhosts and Web Server services expose inherit/enable/disable dynamic-compression policy plus individual zstd/Brotli/gzip/deflate overrides. Global Response codec switches remain the hard availability ceiling and the minimum size remains global. Docker vhosts intentionally expose one Compression checkbox only; when enabled, the generated vhost uses the globally enabled codec set and deterministic global priority. Legacy Docker per-codec values are ignored and the dashboard clears them to null when an assignment is saved.
## Persistent Docker publications
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## Compatibility and verification
No SQLite migration is required. Older vhost, Docker assignment and Web Service documents load with inherited compression behavior because all new fields are defaulted. Existing stored `server_header` settings are preserved; documents predating that field keep the historical preserve behavior. Rust compiler/runtime verification remains mandatory on the release host; Rust-independent checks in `docs/TEST_REPORT.md` do not substitute for `cargo fmt`, `cargo check`, Clippy, tests or live protocol acceptance.
No SQLite migration is required. Older vhost, Docker assignment and Web Service documents load because all new fields are defaulted; legacy Docker codec fields are tolerated but no longer affect generated vhosts. Existing stored `server_header` settings are preserved; documents predating that field keep the historical preserve behavior. Rust compiler/runtime verification remains mandatory on the release host; Rust-independent checks in `docs/TEST_REPORT.md` do not substitute for `cargo fmt`, `cargo check`, Clippy, tests or live protocol acceptance.