ExpiredSolutions v1.2.0: CoreML Tweaks and Auth Tightening
Shipped ExpiredSolutions v1.2.0 with CoreML scan enhancements and critical security fixes.
Dropped ExpiredSolutions v1.2.0 today. A mix of CoreML performance tweaks and some security housekeeping. The CoreML scan speed got a boost — had to wrestle with some sluggish processes. Turns out, a misplaced loop was the culprit. Fixed it, and now it purrs like a content cat.
The account deletion process was another thorn. A bug that quietly refused to delete old accounts. Dug into the code and found an overlooked conditional that blocked deletions under specific edge cases. Patched it up with a simple logic swap.
Security had its spotlight too. Applied a Starlette security patch and added rate limiting to avoid abuse. Not the prettiest patchwork, but it gets the job done. Had a bit of a 'duh' moment when I realized .env files were not gitignored in openclaw-vercel-hub. Fixed that and added timing-safe password comparisons to harden the auth. Just another day keeping the ship from leaking.
No real excitement, just plugging the holes and speeding things up where I can.
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