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# Changelog
The release version **is** the plugin contract version (`HOST_API_VERSION`), so a minor is a
contract break: a plugin's `apiVersion` must match the host's `major.minor` or discovery refuses it
at boot. Entries start at 0.3.0.
## 0.4.0
**Breaking.** Set `apiVersion: "0.4.0"`. The app shell no longer bounds the content column, so a page
that relied on filling it scrolls the document instead.
### The document scrolls, and the chrome scrolls with it
`.app` was a `100dvh` box with `overflow: hidden`, so a page was only reachable below the fold if its
own wrapper was a flex child with `overflow-y: auto`. `.table-wrap` and `.shell-auth` were; nothing
else was, and a long page in `.form-page` clipped everything past the window in every engine.
Now the shell is `min-height: 100dvh` and nothing bounds the viewport. The sidebar and topbar scroll
with the page, and keyboard paging, back/forward scroll restoration and find-in-page work without a
page doing anything.
The sticky `thead` on `data-table` goes with it: a header only sticks to a scrollport that moves, and
there is no longer one. A plugin that wants a full-height pane owns that in its own stylesheet; the
shell offers no opt-out, per the simplicity priority in `AGENTS.md`.
### Upgrading a plugin
1. Set `apiVersion: "0.4.0"`.
2. A page that scrolled the whole window needs no change — it now scrolls the document.
3. A page holding a region that filled the content column (`flex: 1 1 auto; min-height: 0` with its
own `overflow`) no longer gets a bounded column to fill, so that region grows and the page scrolls.
Either let it, or give the region its own height in the plugin's stylesheet.
4. A `data-table` no longer scrolls its rows in a bounded region: the page scrolls, and the header
scrolls with it.
The sidebar stretches the whole document, so on a long page its footer — theme, language, profile and
**Sign out** — sits at the end of that page rather than the bottom of the screen.
## 0.3.0
**Breaking.** Set `apiVersion: "0.3.0"`, and name a gate on every route and nav node.
### A session is a gate of its own
`session: true` takes any signed-in user, with no grant to hold — for a page whose data is the
visitor's own (their upstream account, their own tokens), where there is no distinction a permission
could name. An anonymous visitor is bounced to `/login` with the page as `return_to`, exactly as a
permission gate does.
Every route and nav node now names **exactly one** of `public: true`, `session: true` or
`permission: "<resource>:<action>"`, and a gate is spelled `true`:
- Naming **none** is refused. It used to mean public, so a forgotten gate published a page; it now
fails the boot instead.
- Naming **two** is refused, as before.
- Spelling one anything but `true` is refused — `public: false` and `session: "yes"` both set no gate
while reading as if they set one.
A section header gates nothing itself, so it takes `public: true` and lets each child decide; the
host still drops a header whose children all filtered out.
`Gate` is exported from `@plainpages/plugin-api`, and `Route` and `NavNode` extend it.
### Filter bars take a multi-select
The `filter-bar` partial gains a `multiselect` control — the same checkboxes on the same query
parameter as `chips`, but behind a button once the list is too long to lay on the bar. Config is
`{ name, legend?, note?, value?, options }`, and the panel says what a capped list left out.
### Fixed
- An identity carrying no email no longer yields a session at all. Login used to mint a JWT for one,
which every later request then rejected as anonymous — leaving the browser holding a dead cookie
and no way to tell why.
### Dependencies
- Node 24.20.0.
### Upgrading a plugin
1. Set `apiVersion: "0.3.0"`.
2. Give every route and nav node a gate. Anything that relied on omitting one was public — say
`public: true` outright.
A page that scopes rows to the signed-in visitor should join on `ctx.user.id`. An email address is
user-changeable and can be reassigned to someone else, who would then inherit the previous holder's
rows. The reference plugin's new `/scheduling/mine` page shows the shape.