v0.13.0: See who has passkeys registered
WarmDesk v0.13.0 closes a small but real gap: passkeys were only ever visible from inside the Security settings tab, with no quick way to confirm they were registered — and no way at all for an admin to check or manage another user’s passkeys.
Passkey status, at a glance
Settings → Profile now shows whether your account has any passkeys registered, right alongside your username and last-login info — no need to switch to the Security tab just to check.
"Who am I logged in as?"
Hovering the avatar in the header, or your display name in the footer, now shows a tooltip: Logged in as {username} (ID: {id}). Handy if you’re juggling multiple accounts or servers and want a quick confirmation of who’s currently signed in.
Admin passkey management
Admin → Users → Edit User has a new Passkeys field next to MFA. It shows a registered-count badge, or "None registered" if the user hasn’t set any up. If someone loses their device, click Revoke passkeys to clear all of that user’s passkeys at once — they’ll register new ones the next time they want to sign in without a password.
This is backed by two new endpoints, GET/DELETE /admin/users/:id/passkeys, since there was previously no admin-facing route into passkey data at all. Revoking is logged as an admin_passkeys_revoked event in the user’s Login History.
Versioning changes
Starting with this release, WarmDesk follows real semantic versioning: PATCH bumps for bug fixes, MINOR bumps for new backwards-compatible features (like this one), and MAJOR reserved for the eventual 1.0.0 stability milestone or a genuine breaking change. Releases through v0.12.42 used a flat incrementing counter — don’t read change-type history into those version numbers.
Upgrade
Download v0.13.0 from the download page or pull the latest release tag.
No database migration is required for this release.