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@jaspertey jaspertey released this 30 Oct 17:05
v0.5.110
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Upgrading

  • No feature is re-pinned: the mail views and account mail ship in the package. To show the brand's lockup in mail, add a PNG of it for a light background (2x the 220px it shows at, or more) and set KIT_BRAND_MAIL_LOCKUP (kit.brand.mail_lockup) to its path in public/ or an absolute file path. Without it, the mail header is the product's name, centred.
  • A host that published its own resources/views/vendor/mail keeps its views. To leave the manage-notifications link off security mail there too, give its message and footer views the manage prop (see docs/mail.md › Account mail).
  • A host that set its own ResetPassword::toMailUsing() or VerifyEmail::toMailUsing() keeps it, and doesn't get the kit's account mail.

Changed

  • The mail header is the brand lockup, centred (docs/mail.md › The header: the brand lockup). The branded layout is now Laravel's base markdown layout with the lockup image centred above the message, linked to app.url: 220px wide, its height kept to the image's ratio, and the product's name as alt text. It's a local PNG embedded inline as a CID attachment, never a remote image. With no lockup, a missing file or a non-PNG, the header is the product's name, centred, and never a broken image. The left-aligned mark, bold name and accent rule are gone. Buttons and links keep the brand accent. kit:status reports a configured lockup that isn't a PNG as attention, not blocking.
  • Password reset and email check mail are the kit's (docs/mail.md › Account mail). With session-ui, Fortify's reset and verification mail use the kit's copy instead of Laravel's stock "Hello!", with sentence-case buttons ("Reset password", "Verify email address"). As security mail, they have no "Manage notifications" link. FluentMailMessage::security() does the same for a host's own security mail.

Fixed

  • Mail links are https on an https app. The manage-notifications link and the password reset link were built from the current request, so behind a TLS-terminating proxy they could read http://. They're now built on app.url.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v0.5.109...v0.5.110

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