The photo-import flow used one vision-capable model to both read the
photo and structure the full recipe (quantities, steps, timing) in a
single call. Split it into two: a vision model recognizes what's in
the picture, then a text model reconstructs the recipe from that
description — same pattern the pantry photo-scan already uses for
recognition, and lets structuring use whichever model is actually
configured for text generation. Still counts as one AI-quota unit.
v0.37.0
Explore and Feed covered overlapping ground (recommendations, following,
trending) in two separate places with three different card designs.
Explore now hosts Discover/Following/For You tabs, and every recipe
card everywhere on the page matches the Recipes page's cover-photo
card instead of the old text-only search result.
v0.36.0
Lets authors enter nutrition values by hand instead of relying only on
the AI estimate; the detail-page panel now shows whether data was
manually entered or AI-estimated and offers to switch between them.
v0.35.0
- Signups toggle was inverted (on = disabled) — flipped so on means
open, matching how every other on/off toggle in the app reads.
- Moved AI provider keys and default-model settings from Site
Settings to AI Config, so all AI setup lives in one place instead
of split across two pages with a cross-link.
- Admin overview: added new users/recipes (7d), recipes cooked (7d),
pending reports (linked, highlighted if > 0), storage used this
month, active webhooks, and API keys issued — previously just 4
lifetime totals.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
generate, generate-from-idea, URL import, and photo import all now
have the AI set recipeType directly (defaulting to "dish" whenever
ambiguous, per instruction), with cookMins force-cleared for drinks
as a backstop in case the model doesn't follow the prompt guidance.
1-serving-by-default for unspecified drink quantities is left to the
model's own judgment of the request text, since there's no reliable
way to detect "was a serving count stated" without re-parsing intent.
Drink recipes get a distinct default icon (no cover photo case), and
Explore gains the same dish/drink Type filter My Recipes already had.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Full list of the audit's confirmed findings and their fixes:
- Stored XSS via unescaped JSON-LD on the public recipe page
(app/r/[id]/page.tsx) — escape < before injecting.
- CSP allowed unsafe-eval in production — now dev-only (Next prod
never eval()s; only its HMR does).
- avatarUrl accepted any URL with no ownership check — now takes an
avatarKey issued by avatar-presign, validated server-side, same
pattern as recipe/review photos.
- No session revocation on password change/reset — both now revoke
other sessions (revokeOtherSessions: true, revokeSessionsOnPasswordReset).
- Rate-limit bypass via spoofable X-Forwarded-For — take the last
(proxy-appended) hop instead of the first (client-supplied) one,
matching the single-Traefik-hop topology.
- Webhook signing secrets stored plaintext — now AES-256-GCM
encrypted like every other secret in this app, with a legacy-
plaintext fallback for pre-existing rows (bare hex has no ":", our
ciphertext format always does).
- Better Auth's own rate limiter defaulted to in-memory storage,
ineffective across replicas — now backed by the same Redis as
lib/rate-limit.ts (secondaryStorage), with storeSessionInDatabase
explicit so session storage itself doesn't move as a side effect.
- Presigned upload URLs didn't bind the declared file size to the
actual upload, letting a client under-declare size (and quota
charge) then PUT an arbitrarily large object — switched to S3
presigned POST with a signed content-length-range condition,
enforced by the storage server itself.
- generateMetadata() on the recipe page skipped the visibility
filter the page body uses, leaking a private recipe's title via
<title> to any signed-in user with the id.
- Block/unblock had no rate limit, unlike follow/unfollow.
- AI quota was charged even when a user's own BYOK key was used
(their own credentials/billing) — added an isByok flag through
the config-resolution chain and skip the charge when set. Also
wired BYOK into generate/generate-from-idea/translate/import-url,
which never looked it up at all before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add recipes.recipeType enum (dish|drink, default dish). Recipe form
now shows a Type selector and hides food-only fields for drinks
(prep/cook time, difficulty, batch-cook toggle) instead of forcing
every cocktail through meal-oriented UI. Detail page skips the
meal/drink pairing suggestion buttons on drink recipes (pairing a
drink with a drink doesn't make sense). Recipes list gains a Type
filter facet alongside difficulty/batch-cook.
Scoped deliberately narrow per investigation: no ABV/glass-type/
garnish structured fields, no meal-plan schema changes, and the
existing AI drink-pairing-suggestion feature (ephemeral, never saved
as a recipe) is left as-is rather than wired into recipe creation —
those suggestions are wine/beer/spirit recommendations without
ingredients/steps, not really recipes to save.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add DEFAULT_{TEXT,VISION,MEAL_PLAN}_{PROVIDER,MODEL} site settings,
editable from Settings -> Admin (new AdminDefaultModelForm, mirroring
the per-user model-prefs UI). getDefaultProviderWithKey now accepts
the use case and checks the admin default (after the user's own BYOK
key, before the old "first configured site key" heuristic) so admins
can pin a specific provider/model per feature instead of it being
whichever key happens to exist.
Wired into scale/substitute/batch-cook/meal-plan generation routes,
which previously called getDefaultProviderWithKey() without a use
case and so never had visibility into per-feature routing at all.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
importFromPhoto() accepted a locale param but silently discarded it
(named _locale, never read) — now builds a language instruction the
same way generate-recipe.ts does for text generation.
The AI output schema had no way to signal "couldn't find a recipe in
this image" — generateObject would always fabricate a title/fields.
Added a `found` boolean the model sets to false in that case; the
route now returns 422 instead of creating a garbage recipe and
sending the user into the editor with it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The public /r/{id} route allows any visibility except "private", so
unlisted links always worked — the copy-link toast just checked for
visibility === "public" instead of !== "private", flagging unlisted
recipes as broken when they weren't.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Title shared a flex row with the difficulty badge, shrinking its
available width — now full-width on its own line with badge below,
plus a md: grid-column step so cards don't stay stuck at 2 columns
until the lg breakpoint like the Recipes page grid does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Longer French labels pushed the absolutely-positioned help panel past
its content box with no height cap or wrap guard, overlapping the
surrounding cooking-mode chrome. Cap panel height with internal
scroll, stack columns on narrow viewports, and let rows wrap instead
of forcing horizontal overflow.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Match the recipe detail page's action-row convention: Share, Generate
shopping list, Shopping lists link, Print, Export to calendar, and
Send to grocery delivery collapse to icon-only with a tooltip instead
of icon+text, freeing up header space. Week prev/next arrows moved
next to the week date instead of sitting at the end of the button row.
Note: verified via typecheck/lint only — this dev environment has no
authenticated session to visually confirm in-browser.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
These were hardcoded English strings ignoring app locale:
DietaryTagPicker, the recipe tag-input label/placeholder/help/aria-label,
the Edit recipe page heading, and WeeklyNutritionBar's labels/messages.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previously every account without a custom avatar automatically got
its email MD5-hashed and sent to gravatar.com at signup, with no way
to turn it off. Adds users.useGravatar (default false): removed the
automatic signup-time lookup entirely, and "remove photo" now falls
back to the initials placeholder instead of silently re-deriving a
Gravatar URL. New toggle in Settings -> Profile, off by default,
description explains the MD5-hash-to-third-party tradeoff. Existing
accounts' current avatarUrl is left untouched either way — no
retroactive avatar changes for anyone already using one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
t("resultPlural"/"resultSingular") never got the count param the
strings' own {count} placeholder needs, while the JSX separately
prepended a raw count value next to it — visible in every locale,
worse in French where "recette"/"recettes" made the duplication
obvious. Pass count into t() and drop the redundant prefix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Uses better-auth's built-in twoFactor plugin rather than hand-rolling
TOTP — adds the two_factors table and users.twoFactorEnabled, wires
the server/client plugins (allowPasswordless: true so OAuth-only
accounts aren't locked out of managing 2FA), and adds a custom rate
limit for the verify endpoints (5/min — far stricter than the default
100/10s, since a 6-digit code has a much smaller keyspace than a
password).
New Settings → Security section walks through enable (password
confirm -> QR + backup codes -> confirm a live code before it's
actually turned on, per the plugin's default flow) and disable. New
/verify-2fa page handles the post-password mid-login step, with a
backup-code fallback. Verified live end-to-end: enable, confirm,
forced re-auth on next sign-in, TOTP accepted, backup code accepted
(single-use), disable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New lib/recipe-ratings.ts helper batches avg score + review count for
a set of recipe ids in one grouped query, kept separate from the main
paginated/sorted search query rather than joining+grouping it directly
(would've forced grouping by every selected column). Wired into
/api/v1/search and the Explore page's trending/recent queries;
SearchResultCard renders the star only when a recipe has at least one
rating.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The fork endpoint already had no "isn't yours" check, so this is a
UI-only change: ForkRecipeButton takes a variant prop ("fork" for
others' recipes, "duplicate" for your own) that swaps icon/label/toast
copy, and now renders unconditionally instead of only for non-owners.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two separate components (the owner's own week view and collaborators'
shared view) hit two different API surfaces for the same underlying
entries, so neither ever saw the other's edits without a manual
reload. Both now poll a new lean GET on their respective entries
routes every 4s, merged with the same dirty-until-ref guard used for
shopping lists so a poll can't stomp an in-flight local edit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New bulk-delete route for the owner's own weekStart-scoped plan
(mirrors recipes/bulk's DELETE), plus ?ids= support added to the
existing shared-plan DELETE route (kept ?entryId= working
unchanged). UI: hover-reveal trash icon per day header, "Clear week"
button in the toolbar, one shared confirm dialog for both.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Typing "@" + 2+ characters now opens a dropdown of matching users
(reusing the existing people-search endpoint), with arrow-key/Enter/
Tab selection and click-to-select. Consolidated the previously
duplicated MENTION_REGEX (client display vs. server extraction) into
a single export from lib/mentions.ts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Search previously only matched title/description. Now also matches
ingredient rawName (EXISTS subquery) and tags (unnest+ILIKE) via
sequential scan — fine at current scale, flagged for a trigram/GIN
index if it gets slow. Explore also shows the 12 most-used public
tags as clickable chips that AND-filter results via a new `tags`
query param (array containment).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Usernames are auto-assigned at signup (shipped earlier this session)
but there was still no way to change one. Adds a Username field to
Settings, validated client- and server-side against the same
3-20-char lowercase/digits/underscore pattern used for generation,
with a 409 on collision (excluding the user's own current username).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
People search existed but was buried in its own tab with no entry
point from anywhere else — easy to conclude it "doesn't work" since
nobody would find it. Now one query on Explore hits both
/api/v1/search and /api/v1/users/search and renders People/Recipes
sections together; the standalone people tab and its now-dead
PeopleSearch component are gone.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Entries are plain strings with occasional **bold**/`code` spans, never
full markdown — added a tiny inline parser rather than pulling in
react-markdown just for this.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Owner opts in per-list via a new "Allow editing" toggle next to the
existing public-link switch. Anonymous writes are scoped to that one
list only — the link id is the sole credential, enforced in
getShoppingListAccess and the item routes (no session required there
now), with an IP rate limit on genuinely anonymous requests. Turning
off the public link also revokes editing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Polls item state every 4s and merges it into the list view, guarding
any item with an in-flight local edit so a poll landing mid-edit can't
stomp on it. No websocket/SSE infra exists in this app yet, so this
follows the same polling convention already used for notifications and
message threads.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extends the existing bulk-select infra: recipes list gets tag add/remove
and multi-recipe Markdown export; collection pages get a select mode to
move recipes to another collection or remove them from the current one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Swept meal-plan, shopping-lists, pantry, nutrition, explore, feed,
collections, recipe detail/edit, and settings sub-pages at a real 390px
viewport. Two real bugs found (rest checked out clean — the meal-plan
calendar and settings tabs' horizontal scroll are intentional, not bugs):
- Explore's "Recipe ideas" input had no flex-basis and both buttons kept
full text labels, squeezing the input down to ~2 visible characters
on mobile. Input now flex-1, buttons icon-only below sm: (same pattern
as the recipes-page Sort/Filter fix).
- Recipe detail page had no bottom clearance, so the fixed per-recipe
chat button could sit directly on top of the private-notes Save
button on short pages. Added pb-20, matching recipe-form.tsx's
existing floating-save-bar clearance.
Verified both live at 390px: input now shows real placeholder text with
tappable icon buttons alongside it; Save button now clears the chat FAB
with real spacing.
"New recipe" kept its text label below sm:, so on mobile (especially
French, where "Importer une URL"/"Nouvelle recette" run long) it wrapped
to its own second line — icon-only now below sm:, matching the Sort/Filter
treatment from the previous mobile-spacing fix.
The view-toggle + Select row used justify-between with an empty filler
div outside select mode, pushing the controls flush right and leaving a
large dead gap on the left — same width as the row above it, but visually
disconnected. Now left-aligned outside select mode (justify-between still
applies inside select mode, where there's real content on both sides).
Verified at a real 390px mobile viewport in both English and French —
Generate/Import/New now share one row, and the view-toggle row starts
flush left instead of floating on the right with empty space before it.
Search bar forced its own full-width row (w-full), pushing Sort/Filter
to a second row below it — on mobile that's title + action buttons +
search row + sort/filter row + toolbar row before any recipe appears.
Sort/Filter now go icon-only below sm: (text labels hidden, matching the
convention already used for compact-view badges), letting Search share
one row with both instead of forcing its own. Also tightened the title
size and inter-section spacing on mobile (unchanged at sm: and up).
Verified at a real 390px mobile viewport: first recipe card now clears
with room to spare, versus barely visible at the same viewport height
before. Desktop screenshot confirms zero visual change there.
"Get ideas" used variant="secondary" (flat grey) and "Surprise me" was
variant="ghost" (no background at all) — both sat awkwardly on the
violet/indigo gradient section. Restyled to match: solid violet for the
primary action, violet-outlined for the secondary.
(Also answering the "what's the difference" question inline: "Get ideas"
generates from whatever you typed in the box; "Surprise me" ignores the
box and picks a random prompt from a fixed list, filling the box and
generating immediately.)
Manual: DELETE /api/v1/ai/chat-history (scoped by recipeId or scope=general,
matching GET's scoping) plus a trash-icon button + confirm dialog in both
chat panels' headers.
Automatic: new internal cron endpoint (chat-cleanup), same shared-secret
pattern as the existing leftover-reminders/weekly-digest crons, deletes
any chat_messages older than 90 days. Wired into cron/crontab (daily,
03:00 UTC) and the Dockerfile's cron stage.
Verified locally: cleared a real conversation through the actual UI and
confirmed it didn't come back on reopen (not just cleared client-side);
inserted a 100-day-old and a 5-day-old message directly, called the cron
endpoint with the real shared-secret check, confirmed only the old one
was deleted and the recent one survived; confirmed the endpoint 401s with
no/wrong secret.
Both chat panels (per-recipe and the general cooking assistant) previously
kept messages in component state only — closing the sheet or reloading
the page lost everything. Both POST routes now persist question+answer
pairs to a new chat_messages table (recipeId null for the general
assistant), and both panels load their own history back on open.
New GET /api/v1/ai/chat-history (scoped by recipeId, or scope=general for
the homepage assistant, or neither to search across everything) backs a
new search control in both panels' header — debounced, shows matched
messages with date and (when searching across everything) which recipe
they belonged to.
Verified locally: asked a real question, closed and reopened the panel
and confirmed the conversation reloaded, then searched a keyword from
that conversation and confirmed both the question and answer surfaced
in the results dropdown.
New keys can be created as "Full access" (default, unchanged) or
"Read-only" — read-only keys can only make GET/HEAD/OPTIONS requests,
enforced once in requireSessionOrApiKey (lib/api-auth.ts) rather than in
every route, since a route has no way to know a request came from a
scoped key without that check. Existing keys default to full access —
no behavior change for anyone who doesn't opt in.
Also included in this migration: the chat_messages table for the
next commit (chat history persistence) — generated together since both
touched packages/db/src/schema/users.ts in the same pass.
Verified locally: created both a read-only and a full-access key,
confirmed GET succeeds and POST 403s on the read-only key, confirmed
POST still works on the full-access key, and checked the scope badges
render correctly in the real Settings → API Keys UI.
Moved the homepage cooking-assistant button from bottom-24 to bottom-16 —
still clears the recipe list's floating bulk-action bar, just not as far.
Both chat system prompts (cooking-chat and the per-recipe chat) now
explicitly identify as "Epicure" and are told never to name the underlying
model/provider if asked — previously they'd just answer honestly with
whatever the model calls itself.
Verified locally: screenshotted the new button position, and asked "what
model or AI are you" through the real UI — response identified as Epicure
with no model name.
The existing recipe chat (RecipeChatPanel) is tightly scoped to one
recipe — recipeId is required and its system prompt embeds that recipe's
full ingredient/step context. Added a sibling, not a modification: a new
floating assistant on the recipes list page for questions that aren't
about any specific recipe (technique, substitutions, timing, food safety).
New /api/v1/ai/cooking-chat route (same quota/rate-limit/model-resolution
pattern as recipe-chat, minus the recipe lookup) and CookingAssistantPanel
component (same floating-button + Sheet UI). Positioned at bottom-24
rather than bottom-6 so it doesn't sit in the same band as the recipe
list's floating bulk-action bar during select mode.
Verified locally: asked a real cooking question through the actual UI,
got a correctly-formatted markdown answer with no recipe context leaking
in (confirmed the request payload only carries the question, no recipeId).
New Settings → Notifications section with a toggle per category (follow,
comment, reply, reaction, rating, mention, leftover-expiring, shared
shopping list) — previously it was all-or-nothing (browser permission only).
userNotificationPrefs (one row per user, defaults all-on so existing users
see no behavior change until they opt out of something). Gated the push
send in the three places that dispatch one: lib/notifications.ts (the 6
in-app notification types), the leftover-expiry cron, and shopping-list-notify
— in-app notification-center entries and email are unaffected, this only
gates the push itself, matching the literal ask.
Verified locally: GET/PUT round-trips correctly, disabling a category
and confirming the settings page renders all 8 toggles.
Never checked the browser's actual push subscription on mount — state
initialized to false unconditionally, so the button looked reset to
"Enable notifications" on every page load even when notifications were
genuinely still active. Now checks navigator.serviceWorker + getSubscription()
on mount and initializes from that.
Bump to 0.5.1. Fixes: unfollowed-redirect SSRF + DNS-rebinding in AI
url-import and webhook dispatch (new safeFetch with IP-pinned undici
dispatcher); cross-user photo deletion via unvalidated recipe/review
storage keys; comment-moderation and tier-quota checks trusting a
stale cached session role/tier instead of the DB.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
userNutritionGoals are daily targets (the nutrition diary already compares
a single day's totals against them directly) — but the weekly meal-plan
route summed an entire week's entries and compared that raw total straight
against the same daily number, so coverage read roughly 7x too high.
Now computes a daily average (across days that actually have planned
meals) and compares that against the goal instead, adds a per-day
breakdown (byDay) for a future day-view, and tracks unknownCount for
entries whose recipe has no nutrition data yet, matching the diary route.
Also fixed a real bug this surfaced: meal-plan/page.tsx and print/meal-plan
parsed the ?week= date via new Date(dateStr) (UTC midnight) then read
.getDay() (local time) — in positive-UTC-offset timezones this resolves to
the wrong Monday, and the reverse (Date -> string via toISOString()) has
the same mismatch in the other direction. Both now do local y/m/d math
throughout.
Verified locally: correct daily-average math end to end (recipe entry +
batch-dish entry, which already attributed nutrition correctly via its
required parent recipeId — no separate fix needed there), and confirmed
the meal-plan page now resolves the right week and renders real coverage
bars against actual planned entries.
Mirrors the existing recipe public-share pattern (/r/[id], gated by a
visibility flag, no auth required) — shopping lists previously only
supported private per-user collaborator invites (email + viewer/editor
role), with no way to hand someone a link who isn't already a member.
- shoppingLists.isPublic (owner-only toggle, same access-control pattern
already used for renaming/deleting the list).
- New public /s/[id] route added to PUBLIC_PATHS — read-only aisle-grouped
view with a signup CTA for logged-out visitors, styled after /r/[id].
- The existing collaborator-invite dialog (ShareShoppingListButton) now
also has a "Public link" toggle + copy-link button at the top, so
there's one Share entry point for both private and public sharing.
Verified locally: toggling public via the real dialog UI persists
correctly (confirmed via DB + a fresh curl PATCH to rule out a client
race in my own test script), and the public link loads with zero auth
for a logged-out browser context.
sourceUrl was already persisted and shown on the recipe detail page, but
never surfaced on cards in the grid/list/compact views or the simpler
RecipeCard (collections) — added a small external-link icon with a
tooltip naming the source hostname, sized identically to the existing
batch-cook badge so it doesn't reintroduce the compact-view alignment
bug fixed earlier this session.
New users get a Gravatar-backed avatar automatically (computed from email
at signup); users can upload a custom photo instead via Settings, or
revert to the Gravatar/initials fallback. avatarUrl stays the single
resolved value (custom photo, OAuth photo, or precomputed Gravatar URL)
so every existing avatar-rendering spot across the app needs zero changes.
- users.hasCustomAvatar tracks whether avatarUrl is a real upload vs a
computed Gravatar fallback, so "remove photo" knows what to revert to.
- New /api/v1/upload/avatar-presign route (session-scoped, generic —
the existing recipe-photo presign route required a recipeId).
- CSP img-src needed www.gravatar.com added, or every browser blocks
the fallback avatar outright.
- Settings page now reads avatarUrl from a fresh DB query instead of
Better Auth's session object — the session cookie cache (5 min TTL)
was serving a stale image right after upload, showing the initials
fallback until the cache happened to expire.
Verified locally: signup auto-sets a Gravatar URL, upload persists
across reload, remove correctly reverts to Gravatar/initials.
The dish-count/servings and time spans had no fixed width (unlike the
difficulty badge slot, which reserves w-16 even when empty) — a batch-cook
recipe's longer "N dishes"/"Nm total" text, or a missing time value,
changed that column's width row-to-row, shifting the date and icon
cluster after it. Gave both spans fixed widths so every compact row has
identical column layout regardless of content.
- AI recipe generation always used the app's own locale rather than a
separate language picker — removed the picker, generation and the
saved recipe's language now both follow useLocale() directly.
- Bulk-select action bar had an ungated max-w-md that capped it at 448px
even past the sm: breakpoint where sm:w-auto was supposed to let it
grow to content — added sm:max-w-none so desktop never scrolls.
- Batch-cooking generation had no free-text "describe" field like the
standard recipe generator does — added one (BatchCookFields, both the
standalone dialog and the AI dialog's batch tab), threaded through the
API route and generateBatchCook's prompt as additional guidance.
- Recipes imported from a URL never actually got their sourceUrl
persisted — CreateRecipeSchema didn't declare the field, so Zod
silently stripped it before it ever reached the insert. The detail
page's "Source: <hostname>" link already existed but was dead code
for every real import until now.
Verified all 4 live: generate dialog has no language selector, batch
tab has a working describe textarea, bulk-select bar renders at full
content width with zero horizontal overflow on desktop, and a recipe
created with sourceUrl now round-trips and renders its source link.
recipe-form.tsx previously had no batch-cook awareness at all — editing an
AI-generated batch-cook recipe and saving silently corrupted it (steps lost
their per-dish `appliesTo` tags, recipeBatchDishes rows went stale/orphaned,
since the create/update API schemas and edit-page query never touched them).
Adds a "batch-cook recipe" toggle to the form, an editable dish list (name,
description, fridge days, freezer-friendly/note, day-of instructions), and
per-step dish tagging (click a dish chip to mark which dish(es) that step
advances; empty = shared prep). Renaming a dish propagates to any step
still tagged with the old name instead of orphaning it. Wired through
Create/Update API schemas and the edit page's query/payload.
Verified locally: created a 2-dish batch recipe from scratch through the
real form, confirmed it renders identically to an AI-generated one (grouped
steps, dishes & storage cards), edited it, renamed a dish, reloaded, and
confirmed the step tag followed the rename rather than orphaning.
recipe-form/API routes were never sending/persisting photos on create+update.
PhotoUploader accumulated uploads via a stale closure over the photos prop, so
only the last file of a multi-select survived. Once both were fixed, thumbnails
still 400'd because Next's image optimizer blocks upstream hosts resolving to
private/loopback IPs (localhost:9000 MinIO) — skip optimization for
storage-hosted photos since they're already web-sized user uploads.
Arnaud