# DigiDala — Alpha.48.3 change set

## Scope

Focused Mini App delivery/routing and Creative palette visibility follow-up after Alpha.48.2.

1. Update the Mini App JS cache-buster in `index.html` to Alpha.48.3.
2. Update the Mini App CSS cache-buster in `index.html` to Alpha.48.3.
3. Explicitly hide `.creative-palette[hidden]` so the color palette is shown only when Creative visual mode enables it.
4. Preserve the Alpha.48.2 routing logic, including `tgWebAppStartParam`, without changing `app.js`.
5. Do not change the Telegram bot, Stars payment flow, or Mandala backend.

## Expected effects

- Telegram clients should receive the current Alpha.48.3 `app.js` and `styles.css` instead of reusing stale cache entries keyed by older release query strings.
- Sandbox and Support keep the participant name/message fields without a visible Creative palette.
- Creative shows its color palette when selecting a free cell.

## Files changed

- `apps/miniapp/index.html`
- `apps/miniapp/styles.css`

## Post-release Telegram verification — 2026-09-14

The Alpha.48.3 code path was re-tested after diagnosing the group deep-link issue. The Mini App routing implementation was already correct; the missing runtime prerequisite was the Telegram **Main Mini App** configuration for `@PixDala_bot`.

The Main Mini App was configured in BotFather to:

```text
https://im-test.bktis.ru/apps/miniapp/
```

After this configuration:

- `https://t.me/PixDala_bot?startapp` opens the Mini App with Sandbox;
- `https://t.me/PixDala_bot?startapp=support` opens Мандала поддержки;
- `https://t.me/PixDala_bot?startapp=creative` opens Мандала творчества;
- all three group links work on Android and Desktop;
- `https://t.me/PixDala_bot?start=support` remains the unchanged project-support flow and works on both clients.

No code change or new release was required for this fix.