v1.14.1
Enhancements:
- [routes] Show the advanced rule in a field that grows to fit a long rule and can be resized, instead of a single line you scroll with the keyboard (#179)
Bug fixes:
- [routes] Open a route in the advanced rule editor, with its rule as it is, when the simple form cannot write it back unchanged, so saving a rule that mixes apex and www hosts, several subdomains or domains outside the domain list no longer drops hosts (#179)
- [routes] Keep the simple form and the advanced rule separate when editing a route, so the advanced field always holds the route's rule as it is, is only saved when Advanced rule is selected, and switching to Simple and back no longer rewrites it (#179)
- [routes] Warn in Simple mode when the route's rule does not fit the simple form, since saving there replaces it (#179)
- [routes] Fill the advanced rule field from the simple form when switching to it on a new route or a simple rule, until you type in it (#179)
- [routes] Apply the same check when cloning a route (#179)
- [dashboard] Say routes, not backends, in the status bar's unreachable and degraded counts, since they count routes, and use the singular for one ("1 route degraded", "1 service down"), and leave out a route whose service is already counted there for the same problem (#165)
- [dashboard] Keep the matching routes highlighted after clicking a group's down or degraded count, until the next click, so "down" marks only the down routes and "degraded" only the degraded ones, instead of a short pulse that left only the first one marked (#165)
- [health] Say why a backend failed its check ("refused the connection", "is unreachable (no route to host)"), instead of calling every failure a refused connection, which was wrong for a powered off server (#165)
- [dashboard] Say "servers up" in a route's backend degraded or unreachable line, as in "2/3 servers up" (#165)
- [dashboard] Show Traefik Manager's own reachability check in the route details for a service without a health check, with each server UP or DOWN where it is known, instead of Traefik's unchecked UP (#165)
- [services] Show each server's real status (UP, DOWN, or UP, not checked for a service without a health check) in the service details, instead of Active for every server (#165)
- [providers] Say why the File (external) tab is empty, either every file provider route comes from a file Traefik Manager manages or Traefik loads none, and link to the Routes tab (#178)
- [providers] Show the File (external) count as 0 instead of leaving it blank when the tab is empty (#178)
Documentation: