MGS v1.0.2

Following our v1.0.1 update, MGS v1.0.2 focuses on clarity, control, and resilience across the workflows you use most: ownership transfers, user management, and account access.

New Features & Enhancements

Grace Period When Subscription Limits Change

To make subscription transitions smoother, MGS now supports a configurable grace period when a tenant's plan limits are tightened.

• If new limits would place your tenant over quota, your tenant is no longer disabled immediately. Instead, it is flagged as Pending disablement for a defined grace window so you have time to bring usage back into compliance.

• A "Pending disablement" indicator is now visible against affected tenants, with a tooltip showing the scheduled date so there are no surprises.

• If usage returns within limits during the grace window, the pending status is cleared automatically and no service interruption occurs.

This change ensures plan adjustments give you a fair runway to react, rather than an abrupt cut-off.

Improved Migrate Ownership Workflow

The Migrate Ownership dialog, used by Standard Registry users to transfer ownership of their Guardian assets, has been redesigned for clarity and reliability.

• The dialog now clearly describes what is transferred (policies, schemas, tokens, and Hedera topics owned by the Standard Registry) and what is not affected (your MGS account, credentials, and personal Hedera account).

• Labels and helper text have been rewritten in plainer language, including a friendlier "Transfer ownership to" selector, an expanded "Resume a previously interrupted migration" option, and a hint reminding you that migration runs as a background task.

• The primary action is now labeled "Transfer Ownership" and placed alongside Cancel for consistency with the rest of the platform.

• During submission, you will see a "Starting migration…" status under the spinner, the action button is disabled to prevent duplicate requests, and the dialog closes cleanly if you navigate away mid-request.

The result is a transfer flow that is easier to understand, harder to misuse, and visibly responsive while it is working.

Clearer Delete User Confirmation

The Delete User confirmation dialog now displays guidance that matches the type of user being deleted.

• The Standard Registry policy ownership warning is only shown when relevant. Regular tenant users no longer see notices about Standard Registry responsibilities that do not apply to them.

• Confirmation copy has been updated to emphasize that the action cannot be undone and to clearly describe what happens to the user's policies.

• Layout and spacing have been tidied so the dialog reads consistently regardless of which message is shown.

Platform Stability

More Resilient Sign-In and Invite Recovery

The user selector that appears during sign-in and invite acceptance now handles edge cases gracefully.

• Previously, certain registration retry paths (for example, after a password validation error on an invite) could leave the selector blank with no message and no clear way forward.

• The selector now displays a helpful empty state with your email address and clear next steps ("No users were found for the email …" and "Please log out and try signing in again …"), so you always know how to recover.

This removes a frustrating dead-end users occasionally hit during invite-based registration.

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For the full changelog and release notes on the open-source Guardian v3.5 please visit: https://github.com/hashgraph/guardian/releases