Hotfix release, two days after v26.7.0 — four fixes straight from release-day reports, plus one treat for the 3D globe. Thank you to everyone who kicked the tires and filed sharp reports.
🌐 Zones no longer vanish near the antimeridian (#1171)
CQ/ITU zone polygons only drew at their canonical longitudes, so a map centred on VK, ZL, or JA showed zones on half the screen — the empty half is a wrapped world copy where vector layers never repeat. Zones and their labels now draw across three world copies. Reported by VK3GA.
📡 PSK Reporter paths on the 3D globe (#1169)
Live Spots drew its dashed band-coloured paths on the flat and azimuthal maps but not the globe — the paths setting never reached the globe renderer, which had no PSK path drawing at all. The globe now draws DE-to-spot great-circle arcs in band colour (TX solid, RX dashed) and band-coloured spot dots matching the flat map.
💾 Self-host updates no longer run out of memory (#1167)
The frontend build needs about 1 GB of heap, but on a small Pi or container Node capped itself near 256 MB and update.sh died mid-build with a raw V8 crash. The setup and update scripts now request the heap they need, and genuinely low-memory machines get plain instructions (swap file, or build elsewhere) instead of a stack trace.
🔔 Hosted health stops crying wolf
The satellite relay health probe marked the hosted service degraded on a single transient upstream timeout, paging the uptime monitor twice for every routine blip. It now requires consecutive failures before declaring trouble — a real outage still trips immediately.
🛰️ Satellite footprint cones on the globe (#1170)
Select a satellite on the 3D globe and a translucent cone now connects the bird to its footprint ring — green when it's workable from your QTH. The cone's base shares the ring's exact points, so the two can never drift apart. Another one from Koen ON9PK (@KoenVdH).
73 de K0CJH
Docker image: ghcr.io/accius/openhamclock:26.7.1
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