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Uploads into a page's `.pagename/` asset folder were getting 403'd even when the user had write access to `pagename`/`pagename/**`, because the dot-prefixed folder name never matched the plain-name grant.
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## [1.12.2](v1.12.1...v1.12.2) (2026-07-09) ### Bug Fixes * page-scoped ACL grants also cover the page's dot asset folder ([#300](#300)) ([0e95a8e](0e95a8e))
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Summary
foo.html's images live under.foo/), but ACL grants anchored on the plain page name (foo,foo/**,foo/+**) never matched that dot-folder, so uploads there returned 403 even for users with write access to the page.getUserActionsnow also checks the dot-folder variant of a/**//+**grant prefix.Test plan
path/+**+path.html) and confirmed it 403'd against.path/asset.jpgpre-fixnpm test— 420 passingnpm run lint— clean