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Morphit v1.0.0-beta.11

A large operator-experience release. The morphit-ops command-line tool gains a guided BunkerWeb installer, an API-based indexer-health view that works without root or database access, a redesigned top-to-bottom setup menu, and broader OS recognition across the Debian/Ubuntu family — including hardened, lightweight servers like Kicksecure and popular derivatives like Linux Mint and Pop!_OS. It also ships the real fix for the post-beta.10 "frontend stale after upgrade" problem (now detected by the build-directory mount rather than a container name, so custom reverse-proxy stacks are handled too), plus a right-to-left display fix on the coin carousel. Recommended for every operator.

Added

  • Guided BunkerWeb installer — morphit-ops bunkerweb. When the WAF isn't up yet and you're at an interactive terminal, the command now walks you through bringing up the canonical ops/bunkerweb/ stack: it confirms before each step, copies the shipped config into /etc/bunkerweb (never clobbering an existing one), prompts for and validates your domain (SERVER_NAME), guards against the missing-TLS- certificate crash-loop (pointing you at morphit-ops ssl first), then runs docker compose pull and docker compose up -d and re-verifies. Status checks (when the stack is already up, with --json, or non-interactively) remain read-only.

  • morphit-ops health — indexer health over HTTP. A new menu view that queries the running indexer's /v1/health endpoint and prints a one-line verdict — synced, behind (with the lag in blocks), or unreachable — plus the healthy/total RPC count. Because it talks HTTP rather than reading the database or config, it works as the unprivileged morphit user even when the full Status dashboard can't. Exit code is 0 synced, 1 behind, 2 unreachable — drops straight into a cron health-check.

  • Broader operating-system support. The setup pre-flight now green-lights the whole Debian/Ubuntu family as first-class: Ubuntu 24.04/26.04 LTS and Debian 12+, plus popular derivatives recognized automatically from their base codename — Linux Mint, Pop!_OS, Zorin OS, KDE neon, elementary OS — and hardened-Debian distributions like Kicksecure, which make excellent lean, security-focused nodes. The pre-flight also gained PostgreSQL and Docker checks.

Changed

  • Redesigned morphit-ops main menu. Reorganized into four lifecycle groups — Install & upgrade, Configure the instance, Secure the server, Check & operate — in a newbie-friendly top-to-bottom order, with plain-language blurbs and recommendations that state their tradeoffs. Three similarly-named commands (doctor / health / status) are now disambiguated by purpose.

  • "● update available" is now bright yellow in the menu, so a pending upgrade is easy to spot at a glance.

Fixed

  • morphit-ops upgrade reliably republishes the web frontend on any Docker deployment. The upgrade now finds the frontend container by the apps/web/build bind-mount it carries — regardless of the container's name (morphit-frontend, bunkerweb-frontend-1, a hand-rolled stack, …) — and docker restarts it so it serves the freshly-built files. Earlier releases recreated a container matched by name through the example compose file, which missed custom or renamed stacks; mount-based detection handles them with no manual steps.

  • Coin carousel renders left-to-right in right-to-left locales. On the Farsi interface the asset carousel is now pinned to dir="ltr" so ticker symbols and prices read in the correct order.

  • Removed a dead, unused translation key left over from an earlier release.

Notes for operators

  • Debian 12+ and Kicksecure are supported via the manual setup path (morphit-ops install), not the one-command Ansible playbook — the playbook targets the Ubuntu 24.04 "noble" family (Ubuntu 24.04, Mint 22, Pop!_OS, Zorin 17, KDE neon, elementary). See docs/RUN-A-MORPHIT-NODE.md §3.

  • If a custom BunkerWeb stack left your frontend stale after a previous upgrade, beta.11's morphit-ops upgrade detects and restarts your container automatically — no by-hand --force-recreate needed.

Morphit is non-custodial and no-KYC. As always, verify the release signature against the published fingerprint before deploying.