- Added documentation for Custom Roles, allowing Enterprise users to create tailored roles with granular permissions.
- Introduced a new Audit Logs section, detailing how to track actions performed by organization members for security and compliance.
- Updated meta.json to include references to the new features.
These enhancements provide greater control and visibility for Enterprise users, improving overall user management and compliance capabilities.
- Changed the health check route in both rollback and zero downtime deployment sections from `/api/health` to `/health` for consistency and accuracy.
- Ensured that the documentation reflects the correct endpoint for NodeJS applications, enhancing clarity for users.
Close here https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy/issues/3994
- Updated the meta.json file to include Zitadel as a supported SSO provider alongside existing options, enhancing the configuration capabilities for enterprise users.
- Introduced a new guide for configuring SSO with Zitadel, detailing application setup, issuer URL retrieval, and Dokploy integration steps.
- Updated the main SSO index to include Zitadel as a supported provider, enhancing the documentation for enterprise users.
- Removed the Pricing component from the homepage and created a new dedicated Pricing page.
- Updated navigation links to point to the new Pricing page instead of the homepage section.
- Enhanced the Pricing component with an animated grid pattern for improved visual appeal.
- Updated the core meta.json file to include 'patches' in the list of features, enhancing documentation related to applying patches during the build process.
- Introduced a new section on patches, detailing how to apply file-level modifications to repositories during builds.
- Included use cases, step-by-step instructions for creating, editing, and deleting patches, and information on managing patches effectively.
- Introduced a new Whitelabeling documentation page detailing customization options for branding, appearance, metadata, and error pages.
- Updated the enterprise index to include a description of the Whitelabeling feature.
- Replaced "Authorization" with "x-api-key" in OpenAPI specifications across multiple endpoints.
- Updated the script to convert API path references from slash notation to dot notation to align with the OpenAPI schema.
- Removed redundant slash path aliases, retaining only canonical dot paths in the OpenAPI specification.
- Updated base image in Dockerfile.docs and Dockerfile.website to Node.js 24.4-alpine.
- Updated package manager version in package.json to pnpm 10.22.0.
- Adjusted Node.js engine requirement in package.json to ^24.4.0.
- Added new script to fix API path references in MDX files for documentation.
- Updated build command in apps/docs/package.json to include the new script.
- Added logic to unwrap nested OpenAPI specifications from migrated APIs, improving compatibility with various API structures.
- Updated the condition for writing the fixed schema to include unwrapped status, ensuring all necessary changes are saved.
- Updated the documentation to specify two methods for injecting environment variables into containers: using the `env_file` option to load all variables or referencing specific variables with the `${VAR_NAME}` syntax.
- Introduced new files detailing the Audit Logs and Whitelabeling features for Enterprise users.
- The Audit Logs section outlines logged events, access methods, retention policies, and compliance support.
- The Whitelabeling section describes customization options, configuration steps, and best practices for branding the application.
- These additions enhance the documentation by providing comprehensive guidance on key Enterprise functionalities.
