Changelog

Improvements

• Tooling: The community map build now imports the Node path helper using the node: prefix recommended for modern Node and bundlers, reducing ambiguity during builds.

Note

There were no new commits on origin/main for wolf-community-frontend on 2026-03-25. The active ship for this period is 2026-03-23 — Live map parity, clearer loading, and safer public layers.

Note

There were no new commits on origin/main for wolf-community-frontend on 2026-03-24. The active ship for this period is 2026-03-23 — Live map parity, clearer loading, and safer public layers.

What's New

• Enterprise-aligned map: Layer behaviour, safety overlays, and hex colouring are brought in line with the enterprise live map so community and business views feel consistent.
• National crime insight: Large-area crime hex layers load with clearer progress and work reliably in the browser by loading through the app’s own infrastructure instead of calling third-party origins directly.
• Loading feedback: While heavy layers are fetching, the map explains what is still loading and can hold unrelated toggles steady so you are not left guessing whether the map is stuck.

Improvements

• Layer stack: The order of map layers is rationalised so overlays (reports, heat-style views, points of interest) read predictably when several are on at once.
• Production networking: In production, map and data requests use the app’s hosted paths so sessions are less likely to hit browser security limits during normal browsing.
• Zoom and pan: Maximum zoom is aligned with the enterprise map so report detail and neighbourhood context match expectations.
• Tooltips: Tooltips on map controls render above the map and avoid clipping or fighting with the map surface.
• Defaults: Some experimental or redundant layer options are removed or hidden so the default experience stays focused on what most residents use.

Bug Fixes

• Map configuration: Removed invalid assignments to read-only map SDK settings when tightening telemetry handling.
• Environment handling: Local development and production base URLs for safety and map services are resolved more predictably.

Engineering reference

• Window: All main activity for this release landed on 2026-03-23 (no further merges on main on 2026-03-24 or 2026-03-25 in this audit).
• Full diff artifact: internal/git-audits/2026-03-22-to-03-25/wolf-community-frontend-full.diff (range c2e3ef4^..origin/main at time of export).

What's New

• Crime type context: Icons next to report titles in the sidebar make it easier to scan what each item refers to.

Improvements

• Release integration: precinct-drawer-map-ux.
• Project docs: README and onboarding copy now match how the app is built and deployed.

Bug Fixes

• Sensitive categories: Report types that should not appear in the public map or list views are filtered accordingly for privacy.

What's New

• Map markers, precinct API, config updates
• Mobile layout, report loading, safe areas, accessibility
• Precinct boundaries/stations fixes and persistence

Improvements

• Release integration: precinct-drawer-map-ux.
• Precinct drawer, map UX improvements, transparent overlay
• Update marker icons and Map component

Bug Fixes

• Precinct stats cache, toggle sync, FAB positioning

Improvements

• Release integration: fix/live-map-undefined-reports-filter.

Bug Fixes

• Live map filters: Avoids a crash when filters run before all report rows are available.

Bug Fixes

• Themed scrollbars: Scrollbars use theme variables so they stay consistent in light and dark mode.

Bug Fixes

• Broken shared links: Some shared links could land on a 404 instead of the intended page; routing now resolves correctly.
• Link parameters preserved: When a redirect is needed, query parameters are kept so users stay in the right context.

Improvements

• Resilient link handling: The app tolerates unusual or malformed link formats from external sources.