furtka-apps/CHANGELOG.md
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chore: release 26.12-alpha
2026-04-28 14:03:55 +02:00

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Changelog

All notable changes to the Furtka apps catalog will be documented here. Format: Keep a Changelog. Versioning: CalVer (YY.N) — same scheme as the core Furtka repo.

Unreleased

26.12-alpha - 2026-04-28

Added

  • Home Assistant (v1.0.0, image homeassistant/home-assistant:stable, daniel/furtka-apps#1). Smart-home hub for lights, sensors, and locally controlled devices. Bridge-mode networking with explicit 8123:8123 port mapping for v1 — Cloud integrations (Hue Cloud, Tado, Sonos via account) work, mDNS/Bluetooth/Zigbee-stick discovery deferred until a manifest network_mode knob lands. One Docker volume (config), no manifest settings — onboarding (admin user, home location, units) happens in the browser on first visit to :8123.

26.11-alpha - 2026-04-21

Fixed

  • Jellyfin compose default-substitution. Without an .env in the jellyfin app dir the CI validator's docker compose config step substituted an empty ${MEDIA_PATH} into :/media:ro — which compose rejects as empty section between colons. Changed the spec to ${MEDIA_PATH:-/nonexistent}:/media:ro so the CI syntax check always sees a valid volume even with no env file. Real install flow (form fill → .env with user path) is unchanged; a broken install that reaches docker compose up with no MEDIA_PATH now fails loudly on a nonexistent bind target instead of silently mounting something random.

26.10-alpha - 2026-04-21

Added

  • Jellyfin (v1.0.0, image jellyfin/jellyfin:latest). Media server for movies, shows, music on the LAN. First app to use the new path-type setting (core ≥ 26.10-alpha): the user picks their existing media folder in the install form (MEDIA_PATH=/mnt/media), the installer validates the path server-side, and docker-compose mounts it read-only at /media. Docker-managed volumes handle /config and /cache. Admin account bootstraps from the first browser visit to port 8096. Ports: 8096. No HW transcoding yet — that's a later schema extension.

Changed

  • Vendored manifest schema (scripts/vendor/furtka_manifest.py) caught up to core 26.10-alpha: adds the open_url field (missing since 26.6-alpha cut) and the new path setting type. validate- catalog.py now accepts path-type settings without changes.

26.9-alpha - 2026-04-21

Added

  • IT-Tools (v1.0.0, image corentinth/it-tools:latest). A browser toolbox: password/UUID/QR generators, hash and HMAC, Base64 / URL / JWT decoders, JSON/YAML/SQL formatters, regex tester, cron parser, subnet calculator, and the usual long tail. Runs fully client-side — no state, no volumes, no settings. Serves on port 8080.

26.8-alpha - 2026-04-21

Changed

  • fileshare bumped to v0.1.2: adds open_url (smb://{host}/files) so the core UI can render an Open button that deep-links to the share.
  • Uptime Kuma bumped to v1.0.1: adds open_url (http://{host}:3001/) for the same UI Open button. No image or compose changes.

26.7-alpha - 2026-04-20

Added

  • Uptime Kuma (v1.0.0, image louislam/uptime-kuma:1). Self-hosted status monitor — pings hosts, checks HTTPS endpoints, watches Docker containers, and screams on Telegram/webhook when something breaks. No manifest settings: the admin account is created on the first browser visit to port 3001. Persists history + config via one namespaced volume furtka_uptime-kuma_data.

26.6-alpha - 2026-04-20

Added

  • Initial catalog release. Carries one app: fileshare (v0.1.1, SMB share over dperson/samba). Copied from the daniel/furtka seed so boxes on 26.6 see the same fileshare bits whether they pull the catalog or fall back to the bundled seed.
  • Release pipeline + CI parity with the core repo: scripts/build-catalog-tarball.sh, scripts/publish-catalog-release.sh, scripts/validate-catalog.py (CI guardrail — loads every manifest via the vendored furtka.manifest.load_manifest + cross-checks compose volume references).