- Added test-release.sh for core functionality testing
- Added test-edge-cases.sh for URL and header edge cases
- Added test-proxy-scenarios.sh for reverse proxy testing
- Added test-security.sh for security vulnerability testing
- Added test-installation-methods.sh for deployment validation
- Added test-all.sh master script to run all tests
- These tests would have caught issue #334 and prevent similar issues
Emergency release to fix critical issues in v4.3.7:
- Install script now correctly installs binary to /opt/pulse/bin/pulse
- Password changes no longer require sudo (addresses #317)
These fixes restore basic functionality for new installations
and Docker deployments.
addresses #314 - bcrypt hashes with $ signs were being interpreted as shell variables
by godotenv, causing authentication to fail after Docker container restarts
The security wizard was failing to detect Docker environments because PULSE_DOCKER
env var was never set in the Dockerfile. This caused credentials to not persist
correctly after container restarts.
addresses #314
Addresses #304 - Eliminates redirect loops and path issues by embedding
the frontend directly in the Go binary using go:embed
- Frontend is now embedded at compile time, no separate files needed
- Simplified tarball structure - just the binary and config files
- No more path searching or frontend directory issues
- Works consistently across all installation methods
- Smaller deployment footprint and simpler installation
This change makes Pulse a true single-binary deployment, eliminating
the complexity of managing separate frontend files and the issues that
arose from different installation structures.
- Add System tab with Performance, Network, and Updates sections
- Implement Check for Updates and Apply Update functionality
- Add support for PULSE_UPDATE_SERVER environment variable for testing
- Fix Settings tab navigation issues
- Version bump to v4.1.0-rc.1
The issue was that the binary was looking for frontend files relative to the current working directory instead of relative to the binary location. This caused a redirect loop when the binary was installed in /opt/pulse but run from elsewhere.
Fixed by:
- Making the binary detect its own location and look for frontend files there
- Adding fallback paths for common installation locations
- Logging where frontend files are being served from for debugging
Pulse Monitor