v0.10.2

Nothing changes in the catalog hash, the generated SQL, or the public API, apart from the stricter descendants() and ancestors() types below.

🐛 Fixed

• A value that a .sensitive() or hidden column rejects no longer appears in the error. Reads now say only Field <name> was rejected. (OKM1210) in the message, toHttp(), log(), and the cause, as writes already did. This covers a where on find, page, one, count, and exists, values inside inList, relation filters (has, none, every), and the where of update and delete. An ordinary column still names the rejected value.
• distinctOn reports the default-limit warning (OKM2011) even after an earlier distinct read. Each read that takes a default limit now reports it from its own call site.
• The OKM1120 "Accepted names" list on a write names only the fields that write may set. Columns it would refuse with OKM1190 are left out: an id() identity default, guarded columns (unless allow names them), trait fields, and the primary key on an update. A primary key you set yourself stays in the list on an insert.
• descendants() and ancestors() on a tree() table now need an options argument with a limit in TypeScript when connect does not set limits.find, the same as find(). A bare descendants(id) used to compile and then throw OKM1101. With limits.find set, a bare id still works, and .all(reason) is still available.
• On a Bun.sql pool from open(), a query that the server terminated while it ran (for example with pg_terminate_backend) now fails with a lost-connection error. It used to run again on a new connection. Bun 1.4.4 made this happen every time.
• When a seed file fails to import, okm seed now names the seed file and the module that could not be loaded.
• On the docs site, unknown pages return 404 instead of a server error, and the old /docs/define/* and /docs/start/* links redirect to their new pages.

📚 Docs

• The error pages no longer claim that row values never appear in errors. They say when a value can appear in toHttp() for an ordinary column, and that a table with any .sensitive() column keeps values() undefined and a reduced cause even with errors.includeValues.
• The seed docs explain that relative imports in a seed file use the .ts extension under bunx okm, with an example that seeds a global tenants table and then tenant rows.