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The Save and Test Connection buttons in the device editor did nothing. A scripting error broke
both, silently, with no message to say why. This is what made sites look unremovable in #117.
Editing a device no longer asks you to retype its password. The field says "leave blank to keep
current", but saving then failed because the connection test had no password to use. The stored one
is now reused, as long as the host, port, username and TLS settings are unchanged.
The Traffic dropdown lost all but one interface after a couple of minutes. Reported on a
CCR2004; more likely the more interfaces a router has.
(#119, thanks @steenekenm)
The site filter could label a site wrongly on the Devices page when a device still listed a
deleted site. Picking that entry filtered to the wrong site.
Report PDFs had no separator in the date range. The character used had no glyph in the report
font, so it was invisible in every report.
Report chart dates flipped day and month when a display timezone was set, so 08-09 and 09-08
could mean the same day depending on a setting the reader cannot see.
A failed ntfy notification now says why instead of showing a bare status code.
The Backups table no longer fills with runs that found nothing to back up.
A report run with no history left the box blank instead of saying so, and its table put values
under the wrong headings.
One malformed row no longer blanks the whole Audit table.
The Bandwidth and Dashboard charts could disagree by one sample after a router corrected its clock.
Restoring a backup on a router with no stored backup settings sent an invalid password.
Changed
Site membership is now set in Settings → Access Management → Sites only. The device editor
keeps a Primary site picker, which chooses where the device is drawn on the map. Membership
decides who can reach a device, so it belongs with the other access controls.
Internal
Interface cycles are delimited by the marker RouterOS already sends, rather than by a timer.
A test now catches the class of scripting error behind the broken buttons, which had appeared
twice.
Two notes in the RouterOS patch file are corrected against fresh hardware traces; one described a
failure as silent when it is not.