The entry put refusing to start against all three limits. Only two behave that
way: the database check raises while the module is read, and the storage
provider is chosen by a call made as the module is read. The vector store is
built on first use, so pointing slim at anything but PostgreSQL for it fails
when something searches, not at startup. The sentence now separates them.
Changed gains the set of things slim will work with at all, which is a separate
matter from the entry above it: that one says the local models are gone and a
service is asked for when a feature reaches for one, this one says which
databases, vector stores and file stores remain, and that being pointed at
anything else stops the server before it starts rather than at first use.
The browser-driven page reader goes with them.
It sits directly below the entry it qualifies.
Added records the sign-in form becoming something an administrator can switch
off from the authentication settings. The setting itself is not new, having
been available since before this release as a value read at startup; what is
new is reaching it without restarting the server, so it is recorded as an
addition rather than a change to how signing in works.
The date on the section already stands at the day of this change.
Fixed records a tool call to an OpenAPI tool server repeating in the body the
arguments already placed in the address, which a server checking its input
strictly refused, so reading worked and writing through any such address did
not. It is placed high, a whole class of tool call failing outright costing
more than the corrections below it.
Fixed gains the channel webhook picture that anyone signed in could fetch, or
be sent onward to, without belonging to the channel, which sits directly below
the model picture entry, the two being the same gap on two routes.
It also gains the tool call arriving with no name at all, which was kept as it
came, written into the stored message and handed back on the next turn for the
endpoint to refuse, and now fails once where it starts.
The line uninstalling the install tool is not recorded: it went in the same
breath as the mount that made it unnecessary, and the size entry already says
the tool no longer ships.
The install tool now leaves every image rather than only the slim one, since it
is mounted for the install step instead of being installed and removed, so the
size entry names it among what the image no longer carries and the slim clause
keeps only the source maps.
Changed records what building the image yourself now takes: the BuildKit
builder, which the syntax line alone did not require before, and reach to the
registry that tool is fetched from.
