1.0.1

Added

• dev.allowedHosts in dusk.config.ts (string[] or true): host names dusk dev answers besides localhost. Vite's host check answered 403 to any other Host, for example join.example.com mapped to 127.0.0.1 while testing subdomain routing. The hosts the app declares in security.allowedHosts are allowed in development too (a port is dropped, *.example.com becomes .example.com). New: DuskDevConfig, devAllowedHostsOf.
• prerender.skipMissing (dusk.config.ts and dusk({ prerender })): a listed path that matches no route is skipped with a warning instead of failing the build. onError of the prerender options gets from, the page a crawled path was linked from.
• Guide: Serve a subdomain from a route (a middleware rewrite() serves join.example.com/<code> from /join/<code>, unknown paths go to the apex, with how to try it locally and on Vercel).

Fixed

• A redirect in dusk.config.ts may end in a fragment (/old-download to /#download), for a path, for an absolute URL of a trusted origin and for routeRules redirects. The fragment is sent unchanged in Location, the request's query goes before it, and the static export's meta-refresh page keeps the query and the fragment of the target. A rewrite destination still may not have one.
• A prerender that fails for a path that matches no route names the path, where it was listed (prerender.routes, prerender.entries, routeRules, the prerender export or function of a route file, or the page the link was found on) and the closest route.