Changelog - 2026-10-17

PATCH in upper case, log levels, no pagination, no NaN count

Bug Fix

In one line. Four defects are fixed. None of them changes a public signature.

import { BaseHelper } from '@venizia/ignis-helpers/core';

const logger = new BaseHelper({ scope: 'OrderService' }).logger;
const orderId = 'ORD-1';
logger.error('[create] Failed | id: %s', orderId); // now console.error, not console.info

What changed

• The fetcher verb shortcuts send upper-case methods. get, post, put, patch and delete on a fetcher pass the RequestMethods values. The Fetch standard upper-cases every method except PATCH, so fetcher.patch() used to send a lowercase patch from a browser, and a strict router answers that with 405. doRequest was never affected.
• Each log level reaches its own console method. Logger writes debug, info, warn and error through console.debug, console.info, console.warn and console.error. Before, every level went through console.info, so the browser's level filter and any error-reporting hook on console.error missed ARDOR's errors.
• getManyReference accepts a missing pagination. It treats it as {}, like getList already did, instead of throwing Cannot destructure property 'page'.
• A missing count header gives undefined. For a non-list request, count is the integer in x-response-count, or undefined when the header is absent or not a number. Before, it was NaN.

Who is affected

• An application that filters the console by level. Debug lines now go to console.debug, which browsers hide under the default filter, so enable the Verbose level to see them. Errors now show under the Errors filter.
• Everyone else. No action needed.