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Changelog for 1.9.29-rc2
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# Changelog
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## 1.9.29-rc2
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Fixes for three things rc1 only revealed once it was deployed and pointed at real hardware.
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### Fixed
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- **The player assets 404'd in a container.** `/player/st-bridge.js` and `/player/st-sync.js` are
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served from `../brightsign` so the copy the player loads can never drift from the copy on the
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player's own storage — but the Dockerfile never copied that directory into the image, so both
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routes worked from a dev checkout and failed in Docker. Note how this fails when the route is
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absent entirely: the SPA fallback answers **200 with `text/html`**, so the browser gets a page
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where it expected JavaScript and the bridge silently never exists.
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- **A BrightSign kept re-pairing on every boot.** The bridge persisted `device_id` but not
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`device_token`. The server authenticates a claim to an existing display with the token, so an id
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presented without one reads as a brand-new player and gets a fresh device row.
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- **A BrightSign was labelled "Web Player".** It runs the same web player, so `client_type` is
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`player` and the device view fell through to a hardcoded label — indistinguishable from a
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browser tab, for a dedicated signage appliance.
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### Added
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- **`autorun.zip` — a single-file player installer**, attached to every release and built by
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`scripts/build-autorun-zip.sh`. Drop it on the root of a player's storage and power-cycle.
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- **Booting from internal flash.** A player runs `FLASH:/autorun.brs` with no card present at all,
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so a failed card slot no longer ends a player's life. Confirmed on an XT245 with a physically
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dead microSD interface.
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## 1.9.29-rc1
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**BrightSign port.** The player on BrightSign is the ordinary web player running in an
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