Changelog

All notable changes to the Sadeem SaaS Package documentation are recorded here.

The format follows Keep a Changelog.

Unreleased

Server Migration — full reference for moving a running subscription to another Portainer environment or DBFilter server: preconditions, the seven-step pipeline, per-strategy provisioning, rollback and cleanup semantics, crons, timeouts and the restore completion callback
Move a Subscription to Another Server — operator walkthrough of a migration, including what to verify afterwards
Migration Issues — failure-by-failure troubleshooting, how to tell a parked step from a stuck one, and when to Retry / Start Over / Rollback / Mark Done
Security & Encryption — the split between the at-rest field key and the instance transport key, _ENCRYPTED_FIELDS, the key rotation wizard, access groups, and the command-execution whitelist
Plan Versions — the per-plan version list with its own pricing, and the per-version deployment target (Docker image / DBFilter server group) that publishing now validates
Trial email verification (OTP) — the public verification flow, the sadeem.subscription.trial.otp model, and every rate limit it enforces
ntfy token management — the token wizard (statuses, revoke actions) and a comparison of auto-token versus manual mode
FCM client configuration — the App ID / Sender ID / Web API key fields handed to the mobile app, and the validations run on save

Requirements rewritten: required versus optional Python libraries with what each is used for, queue_job channels and worker requirement, the slave-side requirement, and the network matrix between master, root servers, backup server and instances
Plan Orders now documents the selected version and its effect on the price breakdown
Subscriptions now documents the Migrate Server action and the migration-in-progress banner
Plans now documents the URL-string rules, multiple-package selection, and the complete publishing validation list

Corrected five broken cross-references in the API integrations page that pointed one directory level too high