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…of the box" This reverts commit 0149208.
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Reverts the v3.4.1 release commit. @SimonePDA proposed the better shape and it is obviously right:
Runtime configuration, the same way Wi-Fi already works — no credential in the source, none in the image, and each owner points at whatever broker they use. It also removes the question this commit was built to answer.
Exposure, stated plainly. The credentials were on
mainfor about ten minutes (pushed 07:39 UTC, reverted 07:49) and the site auto-deployed, sopatternflow.work/flash/bin/v3.4.1/patternflow.ino.binserved them for roughly six of those. This revert stops new downloads and restores the manifest to v3.4.0. It does not undo what it cannot: anyone who cloned or downloaded inside that window has them, and the values remain in git history — a revert removes them from the tree, not from the objects.So the credential should be treated as exposed and rotated, regardless of how small the window was. That is Simone's to do and he is already reworking the topic permissions.
Not force-rewriting history for this: it breaks every existing clone, and rotation makes the old value worthless anyway, which is the stronger fix. Say the word if you would rather scrub it.
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