1.35.3 — CDN enable completes on a live account; REST never writes the secrets column
Editorial identity incomplete
2026-10-15
Enabling CDN delivery on a real AWS account now finishes: the CDN record's id columns fit CloudFront's 36-character key group ids. A REST body can no longer write a model's encrypted secrets column on any model.
Fixed
- Enabling CDN delivery created every AWS resource and then failed to save the
CdnDistributionrow, because a CloudFront key group id is a 36-character UUID and the column held 32.distribution_id,oac_idandkey_group_idare now 64 characters. A re-run after upgrading adopts what the failed run created. mojo_secrets, the encrypted secrets column of everyMojoSecretsmodel, is never taken from a REST body, on any model, alongsideid,pk,createdanduuid.
Upgrade notes
- Migration
fileman.0018widens three columns onfileman_cdndistribution. No data changes.