Oh gosh I seem to be on a roll with these updates again. Here’s what changed in Publ:

• Fixed a silly bug in the admin dashboard renderer which made it not work in production mode
• Make the admin log only record the most recent access per user per entry, making it way more useful
• Make the logout operation happen via POST method rather than GET, fixing a problem with browser prefetching; added a logout.html template to support that. (Also made the default unauthorized.html use Authl’s default CSS.)
• Actually make entry.authorized available, rather than just documented. Also gave it a better name while I was at it.
• view.entries can now take an optional argument for inlining unauthorized entries, improving its usage within feeds.
• view.unauthorized can now take an optional argument for limiting the unauthorized view count, which helps performance and makes it a bit more predictable
• Images now provide their filename as the default alt text, which is arguably better for accessibility than just leaving it a blank string. I am willing to change my mind on this, however.
• Cleaned up the code around category.subcats(recurse=True) and also added some actual tests for the sort ordering. They pass.

And the Authl changes (which were actually released before Publ 0.5.0 but I didn’t bother announcing them until I had them tested “in the wild”):

• Changed to using packaged data for templates
• Made the login page CSS available through url_for
• Removed the spurious precision from the email message template

Anyway, I of course updated the sample beesbuzz.biz templates to reflect the new functionality.

Wow, Publ’s feeling like it’s actually kinda pretty good at stuff now. I hope someone else ever wants to actually, like, use it or something.