rejectDocumentWithToken never checked the recipient's signing status, so a
recipient who had already signed could still reject with their signing token,
for example from a tab opened before signing. That overwrote their status and
signedAt and cancelled the document for every other recipient.
Add the same NOT_SIGNED guard that rejectDocumentOnBehalfOf already has.
Fixes#3180
Strip encryption from PDFs that open with an empty user password via
libpdf's ignorePermissions, still rejecting user-password PDFs.
Upgrade @libpdf/core to 0.5.1, which also keeps overlapping and layered
text intact during text extraction.
Resolves#3303
Selecting password auth failed with a generic "Unauthorized" for users
who signed up via OAuth or passkey, with no way to set one.
Detect the missing password and email the existing reset link from the
signing dialog and security settings. Require a 2FA code and rate limit
update-password.
Upgrade to Node 24 LTS, using the alpine 3.23 tag to handle issues with
streaming zip files on 24.16 which hangs npm ci.
Pin npm to 11.19.1 for min-release-age-exclude support.
Slim the runner image by dropping dev deps, the react-email CLI, and
esbuild,
none of which run in production.
Install turbo from the lockfile version instead of a hardcoded one.
`/api/health` and `/api/certificate-status` reported the cert as
available when `NEXT_PRIVATE_SIGNING_TRANSPORT` was unset, even though
sealing defaults to the local P12 and fails if it is missing,
unreadable, or expired.
Disable autocapture and person profiles for anonymous users, and
redact signing tokens from captured URLs.
Manually wire exception capture into the signing, editor and embed
flows with recipient/envelope context for debugging recipient-reported
issues.
Track activation events (webhooks, api tokens, direct links, embed
sessions) server-side with org attribution, and drop client events
already tracked in-app.
Catalin Pit
Raiyan Zaman
David Nguyen
Lucas Smith
Ephraim Duncan
Zonaib Bokhari
Christopher Ryan
Durgesh Shekhawat
Konrad
Martin Glaser
Nathan Delhaye