Conn2Flow 3.0.9 to 3.0.14: CRUD API engine, bulk clash decisions, 26 ms 404 lookups and automatic asset publishing

Right after the 3.0 series went live in production, six back-to-back core releases (v3.0.9 through v3.0.14) delivered the RESTful CRUD API engine and resolved real bottlenecks measured on the production portal.

Canonical CRUD API engine (REQ-283)

The new gestor/bibliotecas/api-crud.php library exposes seven standardized routes under /_api/{module}/ (paginated listing, read by slug or numeric ID, creation, PUT/PATCH with If-Match version checking, logical or permanent deletion, status toggle, and cloning):

• Exposure is opt-in per module in its manifest (api.crud), ensuring no sensitive column is exposed by default.
• The engine enforces active profile-to-module membership (usuarios_perfis_modulos), checks token scopes (read, write, or mobile), and proves every write through both the query return value and affected row count.
• All 26 response and error messages are localized in pt-br and en, backed by 20 automated test cases and 311 assertions.

False-positive-free updater and bulk clash decisions (REQ-284, REQ-285, and REQ-286)

• Portable Tailwind cache: data seeds are normalized to LF line endings and the compiler cache is now independent of absolute machine paths, preventing redundant recompilations across worktrees.
• No false positives on system artifacts: installation-generated files (such as .env, update control maps, and compiled bundles) no longer show up as manual divergences.
• Bulk decisions and in-place pagination: the clash table now paginates without reloading the tab and offers one-click bulk actions (*keep local* or *accept package*).

26 ms 404 lookups and live dist/ resync (REQ-288, REQ-289, and REQ-143)

• Indexed cross-language lookup: when a requested URL did not exist, the router's check for the page in another language scanned the pages table without filtering by enabled languages (~7.8 s in production). Filtering by active languages with LIMIT 1 hits the composite index and drops the query to 26 ms, paired with the new dark bilingual 404 recovery page (REQ-143).
• Automatic dist/ resynchronization: every system update and API project deploy now compares SHA-1 hashes of minified JS and CSS bundles and automatically republishes changed files to public_html/dist/, updating the ?v= cache-busting parameter served to browsers.

Source: Core · REQ-283 to REQ-289 · BATCH-292 to BATCH-297 · Site · REQ-142 and REQ-143