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Phoenix regenerates Chrome-loadable certs, LiveView handles dangling asset symlinks
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A cert-generation regression that broke Chrome handshakes on dev servers and a LiveView fix for dangling colocated-asset symlinks are the day's real reader-facing work, with the rest of the wire cleanup and CI plumbing.
Restore NULL parameters on phx.gen.cert's public key algorithm (#6848) phoenixframework/phoenix
PR #6332 dropped `parameters: :NULL` from the signature and public key algorithm identifiers, and Chrome's BoringSSL aborts the handshake on the resulting cert with `ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR` while curl and OpenSSL accept it, so dev servers worked everywhere except the browser you were using. The parameters field is restored per RFC 3279 2.3.1 requirement that `rsaEncryption`'s field be present a...
Handle outdated or dangling symlinks for colocated assets phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view
Colocated assets whose symlinks are outdated or dangling no longer trip up the compiler, closing an issue that had been open since #4447 and related to #4305 and #4347. This is the LiveView side of the asset pipeline work SteffenDE has been running this week.
Handle file reader upload errors phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view
`readNextChunk` only assigned `reader.onload`, and since that event fires only on success the `e.target.error !== null` check was dead code: a failed chunk read fired no callback at all, so `this.error()` was never reached and the upload hung instead of surfacing a failure. File readers now handle their error path.
Fix async close leaking to replaced transport phoenixframework/phoenix
An async close was leaking through to a transport that had already been replaced, the failure tracked as #6852. SteffenDE's fix keeps the close on the transport it was issued against.
Keep :erts in release applications without colliding with the ERTS copy elixir-lang/elixir
Releases listing `:erts` in their applications, which happens indirectly through a dependency on horus, used by khepri, fail with `Unknown application :erts`. A commit for #14236 removed `:erts` from `release.applications` while leaving it in the boot modes, and the underlying collision dispatched the `:erts` application to the ERTS copy step, running `copy_erts/1` twice concurrently.
Action items
- → Regenerate dev certificates with mix phx.gen.cert if they were created while parameters: :NULL was missing, since Chr... phoenixframework/phoenix [plan]
