The rc.12 packet and VERSION advanced together, but the release index and upgrade guide still pointed at rc.11. Promote rc.12 to current, rc.11 to preceding, and retain rc.10 in history so release promotion governance passes again.
Contract-Neutral: documentation-only release packet pointer repair
Sequentially adding standalone Proxmox estates with the same native node name could lend the first site agent to the second through the short-hostname fallback. Both provider nodes then shared one agent identity and collapsed into one state slot. Require exact endpoint, certificate, or agent-bridged full endpoint evidence before a cross-instance standalone merge; reject and self-heal guessed links that already belong to another node.
Refs #1753
Contract-Neutral: narrows internal Proxmox node/agent identity reconciliation without changing API shapes or extension contracts
Price Anthropic Opus 4.5 through 5 at the current first-party rates while preserving legacy Opus pricing. Correct Haiku 4.5 in the same version-sensitive table and add regression coverage for current and legacy aliases.\n\nFixes #1789
Serialize monitoring-owned host, Docker, and Kubernetes token cleanup with API-token persistence. Restore the complete live inventory when a reduced inventory cannot commit so restart never silently reverses an apparent revocation, and govern the boundary with forced-failure proof.
Change-source: pulse-maintainer
Restore the complete prior API-token inventory when an agent install credential cannot be persisted, so failed issuance neither admits an undisclosed secret nor evicts an older valid token. Prove the package and API failure boundaries and govern the shared lifecycle contract.
Change-source: pulse-maintainer
Restore the complete pre-creation token inventory when persistence fails so sorting cannot evict an older valid token or leave an unreturned credential active. Govern and test the durable creation boundary across API, security, agent lifecycle, and storage.
Change-source: pulse-maintainer
The PVE disks/list poll and the agent SMART report both observe a RAID
controller's exported volume, but PVE surfaces its NAA identifier as a
bare-hex serial while smartctl reports the same value as a naa.-prefixed
WWN with no serial. The linked-disk join compared serial to serial and
WWN to WWN verbatim, so the volume rendered twice (/dev/sda and sda)
with independent metric histories.
Hardware identity comparison now normalizes reporter framing (naa., eui.,
wwn-, 0x prefixes, case) and folds serial and WWN together before
comparing. Values are never truncated: sibling volumes on one controller
share their leading WWN bytes, and a truncated udev ID_WWN must stay
unequal to a full identifier. Placeholder serials no longer count as an
identity match.
Refs #1720
Pulse Test