Matthew Meszaros d621d9b79b feat: sign a new account in as part of registration: createAccount returns the user, both the verification-free and the code-confirm paths mint a session through finishLoginAs (2FA challenge included), /auth/register/confirm answers with that session instead of 204, and the dashboard drops into the workspace right after signing up instead of bouncing to the sign-in form

2026-08-29 08:41:34 -07:00

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api

feat: sign a new account in as part of registration: createAccount returns the user, both the verification-free and the code-confirm paths mint a session through finishLoginAs (2FA challenge included), /auth/register/confirm answers with that session instead of 204, and the dashboard drops into the workspace right after signing up instead of bouncing to the sign-in form

2026-08-29 08:41:34 -07:00

development

feat: add make poollink-dev, a two-instance dev environment for the Warmbly Cloud link (a prod-like cloud with DEPLOYMENT_MODE=cloud, Stripe gates on with placeholder keys, Mailpit email verification and the Sunrise Labs pool seeded, next to a fresh unclaimed self-hosted instance whose WARMBLY_CLOUD_URL points at it), with status/setup-link/down/reset subcommands and a local-development docs section

2026-08-29 07:14:04 -07:00

guides

feat: remove the free trial: a new hosted workspace starts on the free plan with no time limit, may hold up to 10 mailboxes (connected directly or through a linked self-hosted instance) and warm them in the free pool, and everything else (campaigns, inbox, contacts, CRM, integrations, API keys, audit) sits behind a Starter lock in the sidebar and a SubscriptionGate overlay until a plan is active; the pool-link allowance now counts every mailbox in the workspace, and the marketing site and guide say free workspace instead of 14-day trial

2026-08-29 08:34:22 -07:00

learn

feat: verify warmup mail that arrives without its verify header, because Microsoft Graph strips custom headers in transit and re-stamps the Message-ID, so every warmup email sent from an Outlook or Microsoft 365 mailbox reached its recipient unmarked, consumed no token, earned no engagement and was filed in the recipient's unibox as ordinary mail; the Graph client now creates the message as a draft and sends that so it can read the internetMessageId Exchange assigned, the consumer records that delivered id on the task and its warmup token alongside the sent subject, and the recipient resolves an unmarked warmup email by delivered Message-ID or by the pending sender/recipient/subject pair

2026-08-26 04:31:19 -07:00

meta.json

Publish development docs to docs.warmbly.com

2026-06-28 13:25:08 +02:00