New Features¶ ↑

Rodauth now automatically supports fixed locals in templates if using Roda 3.88+ and Tilt 2.6+. This allows you to use the Roda default_fixed_locals: ‘()’ template option without breaking Rodauth. If the default fixed locals support breaks your Rodauth configuration, such as if you are overriding Rodauth templates and modifying the local variables they accept, you can disable the use of fixed locals in your Rodauth configuration:
```
use_template_fixed_locals? false
```
Rodauth::ConfigurationError has been added, and issues that Rodauth believes are configuration errors now use this exception class.

Other Improvements¶ ↑

The following methods are now public:
- has_password?
- email_auth_email_recently_sent?
- unlock_account_email_recently_sent?
- reset_password_email_recently_sent?
- verify_account_email_recently_sent?
This makes it supported to call these methods and use the result in your own code.
The verify-account-resend page now works if verify_account_resend_explanatory_text calls verify_account_email_recently_sent?. Rodauth does not do that by default, but if you override verify_account_resend_explanatory_text to use different text depending on whether the email was recently sent, direct navigations to the verify-account-resend page previously failed.
Rodauth now uses JWT.gem_version to check the JWT gem version, which works with JWT 2.10.0. JWT 2.10.1 restored the constants Rodauth used to check the version, but this allows the JWT to remove such constants again in the future without breaking Rodauth.

The change to use Rodauth::ConfigurationError can break code that rescued other exception classes, such as ArgumentError, RuntimeError, or NotImplementedError.