StaXX 00.01.00

00.01.00 — released 2026-08-30

The release that makes a folder row show you what is actually in it, gives a stack folder with no
compose file a way to get one, and keeps a copy of every compose file somewhere a dead pool cannot
take it.

• A copy of every compose file now lives on the boot volume. If the pool holding your stacks
  ever dies, the definition of every container you run dies with it unless you had your own backup.
  StaXX now keeps a plain copy of each stack's compose file at the top of the flash drive — which
  Unraid already backs up wholesale, and which is readable before the array has even started. It is
  a shelf, never a second opinion: StaXX never reads it while your store is there, never compares the
  two to work out which is newer, and nothing ever comes back on its own. Turning it off is one
  setting; it ships on, because the people it protects are the ones who would never go looking for
  it.
• A stack folder with no compose file can be given one. Until now the row said the file was
  missing and left you to fix it over a network share. It now offers the same starting file "Add
  stack" writes. It is a repair route, not a second way to make a stack, and it says so.
• Your first version is kept, not just your second. A stack's history used to hold only the
  version each save replaced, so a brand-new stack — or a file you dropped in by hand — had nothing
  kept until its second save. That window is closed: the file is kept the first time you open it,
  the first time you run it, and after every save as well as before one. If the file then goes
  missing, StaXX offers your last saved copy back, with the date, and loads it into the editor for
  you to look at rather than writing it anywhere.
• A folder row shows every service inside it. All the icons, grouped rather than shrunk to
  nothing, opening into a grid when you hover and naming whichever one is under the cursor. Each is
  a way into the stack it stands for, and the two kinds of broken — a stack with no compose file,
  and one compose cannot read — are drawn differently instead of both being a shrug.
• A stack shows the same picture everywhere. One place now decides a service's icon, so the row
  and the editor cannot disagree. The editor can work one out for you, and follows one you state the
  moment you state it.
• A container with its own address no longer pretends to publish ports. On a macvlan or ipvlan
  network the outer port is ignored by Docker entirely, so the box asking for it is gone and the
  recipe is shown instead. A port already written is kept as a note rather than deleted, and a stack
  whose ports cannot do anything says so on its row.
• The log and the shell share the width. A drag handle between them instead of taking turns, and
  the log keeps up, reads more easily and stays inside the dialog.
• Fixes: the takeover no longer asks whether it worked on top of the page that answers that; the
  glossary explains the two kinds of network and its ports section describes what ports now do; and
  a declined switch that changed nothing now says so rather than implying it did something.
• For the record: numbered releases install the ordinary Unraid way again. 1.2.0 shipped with a
  manifest naming a package that was never uploaded, so installing by plugin address failed. That is
  fixed, and the build now refuses to publish a release whose version, manifest and changelog do not
  all agree.