[1.8.2] - 2026-07-12
Fixed
- Advanced Blocking writes now target the cluster primary. Domain allow/block changes initiated while viewing a secondary node are routed through the primary node so cluster-managed configuration remains consistent.
- Policy changes invalidate only the affected DNS cache entry. After an Advanced Blocking mutation, Companion calls Technitium's cache-delete action for the changed domain instead of flushing the complete DNS cache.
- Log-page allow/block actions preserve the selected node context. The frontend resolves the correct mutation target while retaining the originating node for status and error reporting.
Testing
- Added backend and frontend regression coverage for primary-node Advanced Blocking routing and targeted cache invalidation.