docker-compose.yml passed POSTGRES_PASSWORD as APP_DB_PASSWORD, so the DML-only
dtf_app role and the owning administrator shared one credential and the
privilege separation bootstrap.py sets up was decorative.
APP_DB_PASSWORD is now its own required variable, and bootstrap refuses to run
when it matches the administrator password, in both the URL and discrete-field
configuration forms.
Deploying this requires APP_DB_PASSWORD to be set in the stack environment
first; db-init rotates the role to it on the same deploy.
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Navigation links carried data-modo-cta and opened loose artwork directly, so
every entry point except the price card bypassed "Arquivo por metro". Dropping
a PNG or JPG from the by-metre editor then switched the order to loose artwork
and repriced it, while the same screen advertised PNG/JPG in its drop zone and
marked that path as the cheaper one.
Replace the guessing with a declaration: the product is the choice. #tipoEnvio
shows ready sheet and loose artwork side by side with both prices, in all four
modes, reversible until a file is attached and locked afterwards. sel() no
longer reassigns modo, so a file can never change product or price on its own.
Verify the declaration instead of trusting it. medirFolha returns dpiFolha, and
an image without the pixels to span the film width at DPI_RECUSA is refused as
a sheet, with the numbers shown and one click to send it as loose artwork.
Previously a small image declared as a sheet was billed by the metre.
Scope pintaCaminhos to #caminhos .cam: its global selector was clearing the new
control. Move the checkout status out of #carr, which the success path hides,
so a paid order still confirms itself to the customer.
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local/auth.py used os.environ without importing os, so new_session raised
NameError. Every first visit to /api/session, every registration and every
login returned 500, which left Site checkout, cart recovery and the customer
portal unusable since the R2 stack change.
Read COOKIE_SECURE once as a module constant and share it with local/app.py
instead of resolving the same variable in two places.
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