CHANGELOG.md

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# Changelog

Published release notes are available in [GitHub Releases](https://github.com/TechSquidTV/Cliparr/releases).

## v3.1.1

- **Non-root distroless production images.** Cliparr now ships on Google’s distroless Node.js 26 image for Debian 13 on amd64 and arm64. The server keeps its existing non-root user and data volume. If your maintenance commands use a shell, a package manager, or the old Node path, follow the [Docker upgrade instructions](tools/release/notes/v3.1.1.md#non-root-distroless-production-images).
- Server logs redact provider login credentials, and dependency updates resolve ten Dependabot security alerts. If you shared older logs, see the [security notes](tools/release/notes/v3.1.1.md#security).
- GIF exports preserve playback timing across frames and at the end of a trim. Plex and Jellyfin allow longer for embedded subtitle extraction and explain which tracks can be imported.
- Provider sign-in handles slow responses and cancellation. The editor reuses HLS metadata for export estimates and reduces work when saving drafts, adding subtitles, and exporting GIFs.
- The website and guides now show the 3.1 mobile editing and cropping workflow, including a sharper mobile preview. Renovate checks the lockfile weekly. See the [full release notes](tools/release/notes/v3.1.1.md).

## v3.1.0

### Added

- Clip export opens full screen on mobile and keeps the estimated file size and Export button in view. Back returns to the same clip and playhead, and Forward reopens your settings. Leaving during an export asks for confirmation. On desktop, the size estimate appears beside Export. Mute and stereo mixdown are grouped under Audio on both layouts.

### Changed

- Source installations now require a stable Node 26 version satisfying `engines.node`; use `.nvmrc` before installing dependencies. Production, development, and capture images include the pinned Node 26 runtime and use pinned official Debian slim base images.

### Fixed

- New subtitles begin on the displayed video frame and show text edits immediately while paused between frames. Existing subtitles, including hidden cues, retain their timing. ([#320](https://github.com/TechSquidTV/Cliparr/issues/320))