- GET /api/magic/devices fetcht jetzt parallel listMagicDevices()
+ listProtectedDevices() und merged beide Quellen in eine
Response. Items haben neues 'source' Feld (magic|protected).
- ProtectedDevice (alter Native-DNS-Flow) wird auf gleiche
Shape gemappt: label->hostname, platform->model.
- Mac-App MagicDevice: source-Feld optional + resolvedSource
Fallback fuer Backwards-Compat. id mit source-Prefix gegen
Collisions zwischen Tabellen.
- DeviceHubView Row: protected-Geraete bekommen graues
'Native-App' Badge und Hinweis 'Verwaltung in der
ReBreak-App' statt Trash-Button (Release laeuft dort).
serverAssets approach didn't bundle the template into the Nitro
output (no .output-staging/server/chunks/raw/ dir, no asset-storage
mount in nitro.mjs). Logs confirm: '[Magic] Profile template missing
in serverAssets'.
Drop serverAssets entirely. Inline the template (~2KB) as a TS
constant in backend/server/utils/magic-profile-template.ts. Build-
robust, no FS/storage dependency at runtime. Canonical source of
truth remains ops/mdm/rebreak-mac-dns-filter.mobileconfig — keep in
sync manually until/unless we add a codegen step.
Previously read template via process.cwd() + 'ops/mdm/…' — but pm2
runs the bundled output from /root, not the repo root, so the path
resolved to /root/ops/mdm/… (does not exist) → HTTP 500 'Profile
template not found' after Mac registration.
Switch to Nitro's serverAssets (baseName 'mdm', dir '../ops/mdm')
which is bundled at build-time and read via
useStorage('assets:server'). cwd-independent + survives any deploy
layout change.
Nitro auto-import did not pick up findMagicDeviceByToken / listMagicDevices /
countActiveMagicBindings / createAdGuardClient on first build. Added explicit
imports as safety net.
