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v3.45.1

A security fix, plus project bookings from the MCP server, a fix for project requirements across groups, and the quick deploy logos.

Fixed

Section titled “Fixed”
  • Security: a credential could be exposed to signed-in users on installations set up with the Kubernetes installer. It is fixed in this version. If you run such an installation, upgrade, and follow the guidance we have sent you: upgrading alone does not replace the credential.
  • One group that required a project forced projects on all groups. A user in several groups on a queue was refused booking without a project if any of them required one. A project is now required only when every group the user has on the queue requires it, and the project picker follows the same rule.
  • The MCP server could not book on a project, so booking failed on a queue that requires one if the user had no default project. A new list_projects tool lists your projects and wallets, and create_job and check_availability take a project_id, priced on that project.
  • The logos in quick deploy and in emails were broken. Quick deploy now loads them from your own installation, so they also show where the public site cannot be reached.

Changed

Section titled “Changed”
  • The MCP server’s job details no longer include network internals that only the interface needs, which made each service three times as long for an agent.
  • check_availability reports the start cost separately (start_cost), and cost_per_minute is now what the job costs while it runs. It used to spread the start cost over the job’s length, which made a short job look several times more expensive per minute. total_cost is unchanged and was always right.