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lklynet#778) ## What changed `annotateDiscoverPlaylistsForUser` now accepts either a user object or a plain user id: it normalizes its second parameter (`user && typeof user === "object" ? user.id : user`) before looking up the user's flows and shared playlists. Added a regression test covering both call shapes plus the other-owner case. ## Why `getUserDiscovery` calls `annotateDiscoverPlaylistsForUser(discoverPlaylists, userId)` with a plain numeric id, but the function read `user?.id`, which is `undefined` for a number. The ownership check then compared `Number(ownerUserId) === Number(undefined)` (`NaN`), which never matches, so `GET /api/discover` always returned `adoptedFlowId: null` / `adoptedPlaylistId: null` for every playlist. The visible symptom: the Discover playlist context menu never flips to "Open rotating flow" after adopting — clicking "Add as rotating flow" creates the flow but the card never reflects it, and repeat clicks are silent `alreadyAdopted` no-ops, so adopting looks broken to users. ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [ ] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue Fixes lklynet#777 ## Testing - New `.tests/discovery/discover-playlist-adoption-annotation.test.js`: fails on `main` (plain-id case), passes with the fix. - `npm test`: 905/905 pass. - `npm run lint:backend`: clean. - Verified against a live v2.8.0 instance: adopted flows exist in settings while `GET /api/discover` reports `adoptedFlowId: null` for their presets. ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [ ] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [x] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved discover playlist annotations when identifying users by either a user ID or a user object. * Ensured playlists are correctly annotated for the specified user, including users who own flows or shared playlists. * **Tests** * Added coverage for user IDs, user objects, and cases where the flow belongs to another user. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> Co-authored-by: Lee Kelly <hello@leekelly.org> (cherry picked from commit 524309e)
…ading (lklynet#741) (lklynet#772) ## What changed - Implemented `findLocalExistingSource` in `backend/services/weeklyFlow/weeklyFlowFileReuse.js` to scan Aurral's local storage paths (`/downloads`, `_flows`, and canonical/library playlist directories) for matching audio files (`.flac`, `.mp3`, `.m4a`, `.aac`, `.ogg`, `.opus`, `.wav`, `.ape`). - Integrated local file checks into `resolveReusableTrackSource` and `resolveRepairTrackSource` prior to falling back to remote provider searches. - Added automated unit test coverage in `.tests/weekly-flow/file-reuse.test.js` asserting that local audio files on disk are detected and reused even when no prior job exists in `downloadTracker`. ## Why Closes lklynet#741. Aurral previously initiated remote network searches on Soulseek, Usenet, and YouTube for every track in newly imported playlists, even when matching, high-quality audio files already existed on local disk in `/downloads`. When importing large playlists with overlapping tracks, this caused redundant P2P searches, wasted bandwidth, incurred peer rate limits, and added hours of unnecessary processing time. ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [x] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue Closes lklynet#741 ## UI changes None. ## Testing - **Automated**: Added unit test `reuseTrackForPlaylist detects and reuses local audio file from disk without prior tracker job (lklynet#741)` in `.tests/weekly-flow/file-reuse.test.js`. - **Manual / Production Validation**: Tested locally in production over multiple days. Spun up a fresh instance pointing at an existing library and verified that local files were immediately detected and reused without triggering remote searches. On test playlists with overlapping tracks (e.g. 132-track festival playlist), 49 overlapping tracks were matched and linked in milliseconds. ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [x] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [ ] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Existing supported audio files are reused directly from local storage when available. - Local files take priority during standard reuse and repair workflows. - Local file discovery selects files based on playlist type and supported audio formats. - **Bug Fixes** - Improved validation blocks unsafe path-traversal values in playlist, artist, album, and track metadata. - Local file discovery and returned file paths remain within the designated storage area. - Added regression coverage for rejected path-traversal attempts. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Lee Kelly <hello@leekelly.org> (cherry picked from commit be5c0b0)
…sts (lklynet#764) Fixes lklynet#763. ## What changed `discoveryNeedsRefresh()` no longer treats empty `topGenres` as "stale" when the library has no artists to seed from. ## Why The `discovery-refresh-check` system task runs every 15 minutes and refreshes whenever `discoveryNeedsRefresh()` says the cache is stale. With a Last.fm API key configured but an empty library (e.g. a fresh install where Lidarr has no artists yet), the global refresh can only ever produce `globalTop` — recommendations and genres are seeded exclusively from library artists (`historyArtists` is always `[]` in the global path). So every run completes with `topGenres: []`, the `!hasGenres` clause marks the cache stale again, and the full refresh (Last.fm calls included) re-runs on every 15-minute check forever — firing the "Daily Discover recommendations have been updated." notification each time when Gotify's `notifyDiscoveryUpdated` is enabled. Details and evidence in lklynet#763. The fix keeps the existing recovery semantics: - a completely empty cache (no recommendations **and** no globalTop) still retries — trending is attainable regardless of library state, so emptiness there can indicate a failed run; - missing genres still retry **when seed artists exist** (the original recovery behavior, now covered by an explicit test); - missing genres with an empty library no longer count as stale — a retry cannot fill them, so the cache is refreshed on the normal `getDiscoveryAutoRefreshHours()` cadence instead of every check. ## Tests - New: `discoveryNeedsRefresh does not retry missing genres when the library has no artists` - New: `discoveryNeedsRefresh retries missing genres when the library has seed artists` - New: `interval check does not queue a refresh after a seedless run left genres empty` (the exact lklynet#763 scenario) - All existing tests pass unmodified: `npm test` → 905/905, `npm run lint:backend` clean. ## Manual verification Reproduced on my own instance (v2.8.0, empty Lidarr library + Last.fm key + per-user listening history): Gotify received the Discover notification at :03/:18/:33/:48 every hour, matching a full refresh per 15-minute check. Note: a related edge remains out of scope — if the library *has* artists but a run legitimately yields no genres (e.g. no Last.fm tags for any seed), the retry-on-empty behavior can still loop. Happy to follow up with a backoff if you want that handled too. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved discovery refresh behavior for libraries without artists. * Prevented unnecessary refreshes when no discovery seed artists exist. * Ensured discovery data refreshes when seed artists are available but genre data is missing. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 3f0f1df)
…playlist tracks (lklynet#774) ## What changed - In `backend/services/navidrome.js`: - Added a 30-second TTL to `_getIndexedSongs()` in `NavidromeClient`. - Added a public `invalidateIndexedSongsCache()` method to clear the cached song index. - Added clean Artist + Title string fallback matching in `findSong()` when exact path and MBID matching fail. - In `backend/services/playback/navidromePlaybackDestination.js`: - Calls `this.client.invalidateIndexedSongsCache()` prior to resolving playlist tracks during playlist publishing. ## Why When Aurral syncs playlists with Navidrome, `updatePlaylist()` removes all existing playlist entries (`songIndexToRemove: entries.map((_, i) => i)`) and replaces them with resolved `songIds`. Any track for which `findSong()` returns `null` is permanently omitted. Previously: 1. `_getIndexedSongs()` cached Navidrome songs indefinitely in memory without a TTL or cache invalidation hook, causing newly downloaded or newly indexed tracks to be missed. 2. `findSong()` strictly required an exact filesystem path match or a MusicBrainz ID (`mbid`) and had no fallback matching. Untagged tracks or tracks with minor path differences failed to resolve. Together, these caused playlists to lose songs or be overwritten with only a fraction of their tracks (e.g. a 10-song playlist shrinking to 3 songs on the next sync). ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request ## Linked issue None. ## UI changes None. ## Testing - **Manual**: Tested against a live Navidrome instance. Verified that newly downloaded and untagged tracks resolve properly via artist/title fallback, and playlists retain all tracks across multiple synchronization cycles without dropping songs. ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [ ] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [x] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved song matching when a MusicBrainz ID is unavailable by falling back to title and artist details. * Refreshed indexed-song data automatically when the cache becomes stale. * Ensured song lookups use updated index data after playlist changes. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Lee Kelly <hello@leekelly.org> (cherry picked from commit c28213f)
Symfonium treats album entries from `getMusicDirectory` as playable songs because Aurral marks them with `isDir: false`. The response now marks albums as directories while leaving song entries unchanged. Verification: - `node --test --import ./.tests/setup-env.js .tests/subsonic/subsonic-library.test.js` Fixes lklynet#754 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Albums in an artist’s music directory are now correctly identified as navigable directories. * Album directories now display their available child items correctly. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit f1f789d)
…#793) ## Problem Post-download yt-dlp validation ignored the candidate uploader/channel, so title-only official uploads could be rejected with `weak-artist-match`. Other identity mismatch reasons were then deleted as hard failures instead of being available for review. ## Solution - Include yt-dlp channel/uploader metadata in the shared artist score. - Route any identity match rejection to the existing review path while leaving quality-only failures on the existing hard-fail path. ## Verification - `node --test --import ./.tests/setup-env.js .tests/weekly-flow/weekly-flow-soulseek-matcher.test.js .tests/weekly-flow/download-review-routing.test.js` - `git diff --check` Fixes lklynet#786 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Bug Fixes** - Improved artist matching for downloaded tracks by considering additional uploader and channel metadata. - More identity-mismatch cases are now routed for manual review instead of being incorrectly finalized. - Downloaded files associated with review-required mismatches remain available for follow-up and inspection. - Validation outcomes now provide more consistent handling when artist information is incomplete or uncertain. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit bec07c4)
## Problem `lib/axiosFetch.js` supplied a direct Undici `Agent` for every normal request, bypassing `HTTP_PROXY`, `HTTPS_PROXY`, and `NO_PROXY` when `NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY=1`. ## Solution Lazily use Undici's `EnvHttpProxyAgent` when the opt-in environment flag is enabled. The existing direct/insecure dispatchers remain in place otherwise, and `publicOnly` requests still replace the dispatcher with their SSRF-safe DNS-bound agent. ## Verification - `node --test --import ./.tests/setup-env.js .tests/helpers/api-client-utils.test.js` - Covers proxy routing, `NO_PROXY`, and disabled-flag direct routing. - `git diff --check` Fixes lklynet#770 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added support for routing fetch requests through environment-configured HTTP and HTTPS proxies when enabled. - Supports proxy bypass rules for specified hosts through `NO_PROXY`. - **Bug Fixes** - Preserves direct request routing when environment proxy support is disabled or when a host matches the bypass configuration. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit ec58a4b)
## Problem When repeated or concurrent deemix completions targeted the same playlist path, the import helper preserved both files by creating `Track (2).flac`, `Track (3).flac`, and so on. ## Solution Deemix imports now reuse an existing file at the exact requested destination and remove the duplicate source instead of allocating a numbered sibling. Other download sources retain the existing no-overwrite behavior. ## Verification - `node --test .tests/weekly-flow/slskd-download-locate.test.js` - `node --test --import ./.tests/setup-env.js .tests/weekly-flow/download-review-routing.test.js` - `git diff --check` Fixes lklynet#776 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Prevented duplicate audio files from being created when a completed download matches a file already in the playlist library. * Existing files are now preserved while the redundant source file is cleaned up. * Repeated deemix completions now finish successfully without generating numbered copies. * **Documentation** * Clarified deemix behavior when a downloaded track already exists in the playlist library. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 3d1fae9)
## Problem The playlist picker already had an inner scroll area, but the menu's capture-phase `window` scroll listener closed the whole menu whenever that area was scrolled. Playlists below the visible rows were therefore unreachable. ## Solution Ignore scroll events originating inside the open menu while continuing to close it when the page or another scroll container moves. ## Verification - `npm run build --workspace frontend` - `npm run lint --workspace frontend` - `git diff --check` Fixes lklynet#738 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Bug Fixes** - Scrolling within the track playlist menu no longer closes the menu unexpectedly. - The menu continues to close when scrolling occurs outside of it. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 75e6364)
## Problem Nightly validation failed before `npm ci` because the unrelated Google Chrome APT repository on the runner returned a stale `Hash Sum mismatch`. ## Solution Temporarily disable only the Chrome APT source while installing the required runtime packages, then restore it on exit. ## Verification - Extracted validation Bash block passes `bash -n`. - `git diff --check` passes. - Required GitHub CI validates the workflow on this PR. ## Limitation Genuine failures from the Ubuntu package repositories still fail validation. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Chores** * Improved validation environment setup for both root and non-root execution. * Temporarily disables incompatible Chrome package sources during dependency installation and restores them afterward. * Ensures required media and font packages are installed consistently. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 0006d7a)
…ynet#850) ## What changed Album requests that create a new artist now use `missing` instead of `none` for monitoring, while retaining the explicit list containing only the requested album. Other albums and future releases remain unmonitored. Regular artist additions and search-on-add behavior are unchanged. ## Why Lidarr can disable artist monitoring during its initial refresh when the add request uses `none`, even if Aurral explicitly marks the artist as monitored. This leaves the requested album outside Wanted / Missing. Using a compatible monitoring option prevents that reset without relying on a timed repair. ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [x] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue Fixes lklynet#844 ## Testing - 31 tests passed, including six new regression tests. - Regression tests reproduce the delayed-refresh failure before the fix and pass afterward. - Covered default and explicit `none` monitoring, search enabled and disabled, and ordinary artist additions. - Backend lint and diff checks passed. - Three broader integration tests could not complete locally because the native Honker dependency is unavailable on Windows. These require CI verification. ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [ ] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [x] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Album-only additions now correctly monitor selected albums in Lidarr. * Selected albums remain monitored even when artist monitoring is set to “none.” * Standard artist additions continue to preserve their selected monitoring options. * Search settings and delayed refresh behavior are preserved during album-specific additions. * Requested albums and missing-album monitoring now work more reliably during artist additions. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit cc5899c)
## What changed - Make the slskd API key optional when configuring an auth-disabled slskd server. - Keep the Server URL required. - Omit `X-API-KEY` when no API key is configured, while preserving keyed requests. - Update slskd documentation and setup guidance. - Correct download-source guidance to distinguish Download clients from Prowlarr Indexers. ## Why Auth-disabled SLSKD servers (eg. using authenticated proxy) do not use API key, and today it is not possible to set this up for this case. ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [ ] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue Closes lklynet#840 ## UI changes N/A. ## Testing Implemented on: - .tests/download/download-client.test.js - .tests/slskd-not-configured-message.test.js Validated: - Focused tests: 13/13 passed - Full non-integration test suite: 1028/1028 passed - Backend and frontend lint passed - Frontend build passed - Served-definition verification passed - Loopback HTTP header behavior verified ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [ ] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [x] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - slskd can now be configured with only a Server URL; API keys are optional. - API keys are used when provided and omitted when authentication is disabled. - **Bug Fixes** - Updated setup guidance to direct users to Download clients and Indexers settings. - Improved messages for unconfigured slskd and download sources. - **Documentation** - Clarified when the slskd API key can be left empty. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai> (cherry picked from commit 3753e32)
## What changed Set Vite's `build.modulePreload` option to `false` so production builds do not emit speculative modulepreload links. Added a regression test covering this configuration. ## Why Chrome reports these speculative requests as unused when a service worker controls the page and routes modules on demand. Disabling them removes the console errors without changing application behavior. ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [x] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue None. ## Testing - Added a focused Vite configuration regression test in `.tests/frontend/vite-config.test.js`. - Full repository checks were not run for this configuration-only change. ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [ ] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [x] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Bug Fixes** - Production builds no longer generate automatic module preload resources, improving compatibility with deployment environments that do not support them. - **Tests** - Added coverage to verify that module preload generation remains disabled in production builds. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 2f363ab)
## What changed Adds a **Show track availability** toggle to each playlist’s More menu, below **Keep removed tracks in library**. When enabled: - Coloured indicators beside song titles show whether tracks are available, downloading, queued, missing, or awaiting review. - Hovering over an indicator or focusing it with the keyboard explains its status. - The playlist header shows the available/total track count. - Missing tracks can be re-searched from their track menu. - Indicators and the counter refresh as downloads progress. The toggle defaults to off and is saved independently for each playlist. ## Why Users can check playlist availability and retry missing tracks directly from the playlist, without switching to the Wanted page. Closes lklynet#806 ## Testing - 90 frontend tests passed. - 3 new backend tests passed, covering persistence, per-playlist isolation, default-off behaviour, input validation, and access control. - Lint and production build passed. - Browser checks covered toggling, persistence after refresh, status updates, re-search, and tooltips. ## Previews <img width="268" height="342" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2a665acf-e434-4b49-9cdb-a28adaf74138" /> <img width="1053" height="832" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8f2bab20-c1cc-499e-9611-f177a6e7645d" /> <img width="1090" height="104" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4f83627c-d6a7-48d8-bfea-144e2f1efb75" /> <img width="1104" height="114" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/65f64e7c-bd8d-497f-b35d-3fb6748f86fe" /> <img width="1026" height="451" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5106bf2f-0db3-44f8-b3d0-70a0dbaa8a92" /> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added an optional “Show track availability” setting for shared playlists. * Display available track counts and statuses, including Available, Queued, Downloading, Needs review, and Missing. * Availability preferences persist across reloads and playlist updates. * Track availability refreshes automatically while downloads are in progress. * Added re-search actions for failed or missing tracks. * **Bug Fixes** * Improved handling of reused tracks and tracks missing stream URLs. * **Tests** * Added coverage for availability statuses, preferences, validation, permissions, and persistence. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 1a0e191)
## What changed - Updated existing Navidrome playlists with every track currently available in its library. - Skipped unresolved tracks instead of delaying the entire playlist update. - Kept unresolved playlists queued so missing tracks are added when Navidrome indexes them. - Preserved existing playlist contents when no tracks can currently be resolved. - Added regression coverage for incremental playlist updates. ## Why Navidrome playlist updates were deferred whenever any track was unresolved. This meant playlists could remain empty or contain only an earlier subset of tracks until every requested song became available. Aurral should publish all available tracks immediately and add the remaining tracks through its existing catch-up process. ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [x] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue Closes lklynet#862 ## Testing - Added and passed regression coverage for adding newly available tracks while other tracks remain unresolved. - All 30 Navidrome playback test cases passed. - All 28 Navidrome client tests passed. - Backend lint passed. - The Navidrome playback test process encountered a Windows-only SQLite file-lock error during teardown after all test cases had passed. ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [ ] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [x] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Bug Fixes** - Navidrome playlists now update as soon as some songs are available, rather than waiting for every song to be indexed. - Playlists automatically catch up as remaining songs become available, preserving the correct track order. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit fdba247)
…t#869) ## What changed - Corrected slskd file lookup so a missing or unreadable search root returns no match instead of an array. - Continued searching the fallback playlist root when the primary slskd root is unavailable. - Added a finalization guard that accepts only a valid string file path. - Added regression coverage for a missing slskd root with the completed file available under the playlist root. ## Why The recursive slskd file lookup returned an empty array when it could not read the configured download root. Because arrays are truthy, finalization treated that result as a valid file path and passed it to `path.extname`, causing the job to fail. The lookup now continues to the fallback root and finalization safely rejects any non-string result instead of crashing. ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [x] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue Closes lklynet#868 ## Testing - Added and passed regression coverage for a missing primary slskd root. - All 8 slskd download-location tests passed. - Backend lint passed. - Broader download-routing tests passed until reaching a test requiring the unavailable Windows Honker native binding. ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [ ] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [x] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved completed-download detection when the configured download root is unavailable. * Prevented invalid or empty download locations from being treated as successfully found files. * **Tests** * Added coverage for locating completed files under the playlist root when the configured download directory does not exist. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 1b153b5)
(cherry picked from commit 3c6d9b8)
## What changed - Mark newly created Aurral-managed Navidrome playlists as public. - Repair existing managed playlists by setting them public during the next sync. - Preserve the configured Navidrome account as the owner of playlist changes. - Add regression coverage for playlist creation, batching, and replacement updates. - Document the public-playlist behavior in the Navidrome integration guide. ## Why Aurral-managed playlists need to be visible and playable from every Navidrome account. This change makes new playlists public and repairs existing private playlists without changing playlist ownership. ## Scope checklist - [ ] This pull request has one clear purpose - [ ] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [ ] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue No linked issue provided. ## Testing - Updated `.tests/navidrome-client.test.js` to verify public playlist updates during creation and synchronization. - Automated test execution result was not provided. ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [ ] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [x] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Aurral-managed Navidrome playlists are made public when created. - Subsequent synchronizations update playlist names and tracks without changing visibility, so playlists made private in Navidrome remain private. - Newly public playlists can be viewed and played by all Navidrome accounts. - **Documentation** - Updated Navidrome integration guidance to clarify playlist visibility, synchronization behavior, and account ownership. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 2ea6f3d)
## What changed - Configure yt-dlp to use Node for YouTube JavaScript challenges when Node is available. - Preserve compatibility when no local Node runtime is installed. - Document the Node runtime requirement and update the Docker image description. - Remove obsolete library-ownership annotations and related track-menu gating. ## Why Current YouTube extraction can require a JavaScript runtime. Enabling Node allows yt-dlp to handle these challenges in supported environments while retaining a fallback for bare-metal installations without Node. The obsolete library-ownership path was removed so weekly-flow jobs and track actions no longer depend on that unused metadata. ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [x] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue None provided. ## UI changes Before: the flow track menu could hide “Add to library” when a track was marked as library-owned. After: the action is available whenever the add-to-library callback is provided. Before-and-after screenshots were not provided. ## Testing - Added coverage for yt-dlp argument construction with and without Node. - Updated track-availability and weekly-flow tests to match the removed library-ownership behavior. - Full repository test results were not provided. ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [ ] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [x] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * yt-dlp now uses Node as its JavaScript runtime when available, improving support for current YouTube extraction. * Searches, version checks, and downloads automatically apply this runtime configuration. * **Documentation** * Updated yt-dlp setup guidance to cover JavaScript runtime requirements for Docker and bare-metal installations. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit b4fcfee)
## What changed Added webhook testing controls to the Connect settings page. Administrators can send a selected webhook's current URL, body, and headers without saving settings or depending on notification event toggles. Added the `/api/settings/webhook/test` endpoint with URL validation, blocked-host protection, useful failure responses, placeholder interpolation, and GET/POST handling. Added frontend status states, API documentation, notification integration documentation, unit tests, and an end-to-end browser test. Newly created Navidrome playlists are no longer forced to public visibility. ## Why Webhook configurations can now be verified immediately from the settings page, making it easier to diagnose URLs, request bodies, and authentication headers before enabling notification delivery. The test uses fixed placeholder values and does not modify saved settings. The Navidrome change preserves the configured account's playlist visibility instead of overriding it during creation. ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [ ] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue None provided. ## UI changes Webhook cards now include a **Test webhook** button with loading, success, and error states. Before, webhook cards only provided configuration fields and removal controls. Before-and-after screenshots were not included in the supplied change details. ## Testing - Added backend coverage for webhook GET and POST requests, headers, placeholder interpolation, URL validation, blocked hosts, receiver failures, disabled event toggles, and unchanged saved settings. - Added frontend end-to-end coverage for successful and failed webhook tests and verification that testing does not save settings. - Updated Navidrome client tests for playlist visibility behavior. - Updated API and integration documentation. ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [x] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [ ] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added a **Test webhook** action for each configured webhook. - Displays success or error feedback after testing. - Sends configured URLs, headers, and bodies without saving settings or relying on event toggles. - Uses GET for empty bodies and POST with placeholder values for non-empty bodies. - Added safe URL validation and clear error responses. - Added API reference and integration documentation. - **Tests** - Added coverage for successful requests, validation failures, receiver errors, headers, and placeholder values. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit bdfea16)
`AUTH_PROXY_HEADER` enabled proxy authentication even when `AUTH_PROXY_ENABLED=false`, so deployments could not explicitly disable proxy auth. Treat an explicitly set `AUTH_PROXY_ENABLED` value as authoritative while preserving header-based legacy enablement when the flag is unset. - `node --test --import ./.tests/setup-env.js .tests/auth/proxy-auth.test.js` - `node --test --import ./.tests/setup-env.js .tests/auth/*.test.js` - `git diff --check` This fixes the reproducible proxy-auth configuration bug reported in Fixes lklynet#618 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> - **Bug Fixes** - Proxy authentication can now be explicitly disabled with `AUTH_PROXY_ENABLED=false`, even when a proxy authentication header is configured. - When disabled, proxy headers no longer resolve or create users. - Proxy authentication continues to be enabled automatically when the setting is unset and a proxy header is configured. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 043db4f)
The instance-wide API key resolves to a synthetic user with no real database owner. `POST /flows` passed that identity through, normalized it to `null`, and returned 200 for a flow invisible to every real user. Reject flow creation when the authenticated identity does not have a positive, real user ID. This makes the ownership limitation explicit and prevents silent orphaned flows. - `node --test --import ./.tests/setup-env.js .tests/weekly-flow/playlist-config.test.js` - `git diff --check` This deliberately chooses the safe error path from the issue rather than introducing an API for impersonating another user. A future owner-selection API would need its own authorization and validation contract. Fixes lklynet#775 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> * **Bug Fixes** * Prevented playlist flow creation when the requesting account does not have a valid user identity. * Added clear validation feedback with a 400 error response instead of creating an unowned flow. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 78f0ba8)
API-key authentication uses the synthetic user ID `-1`. `GET /api/scrobbling/lastfm/link` tried to insert a foreign-key row for that ID and returned `500`. Add a shared `requireUserAccount` middleware. Last.fm, ListenBrainz, and Koito account linking, local play-event recording, and library favorite writes now return `403` unless the request has a real user session. API-key reads remain available. Add an integration regression test for the API-key and user-session paths, and document the authentication rule in the API and Last.fm guides. Verification: - Focused scrobbling integration test passes. - Backend lint passes. - The full validator passes unit tests, integration tests, frontend and docs builds, startup, Docker checks, and production smoke. - The full validator still reports one unrelated browser smoke failure because the Settings page title is empty while the smoke test expects `/Settings/`. Closes lklynet#813 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> - **Bug Fixes** - User-specific actions now require a valid user login session, including Last.fm, ListenBrainz, and Koito linking, saving favorites, and recording play events. - API-key-only requests to these actions now return a clear `403` error. - Last.fm linking now creates link state only for authenticated user sessions. - **Documentation** - Clarified API authentication requirements and the distinction between instance API keys and user sessions. - Updated Last.fm, ListenBrainz, and Koito integration guidance. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 56aba56)
Port of upstream lklynet/aurral 895ced5 onto the Postgres data layer: - Store each local user's Subsonic password encrypted (settings key) in the new users.subsonic_password column (migration 0005). - Resolve Subsonic token auth for the requested local user instead of only the legacy admin credentials; fall back to the legacy admin passwords only when no stored credential exists. - Sync the stored credential on login, password change, user create/update, onboarding, legacy admin migration and the reset-admin script; a new password hash without a plaintext clears it so old tokens stop working. - Log failed Subsonic authentication at debug level. The helpers are async (await db.get/db.run) and the integration test uses db.get instead of better-sqlite3 prepare().get(). (cherry picked from commit 895ced5) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011txmpoBa1acyqWaPZUzyRo
Port of upstream lklynet/aurral 53a9f8c. Adds a per-shared-playlist recordHistory preference (default on), a PUT /shared-playlists/:playlistId/record-history endpoint, and moves the listening-history toggle for flows and static playlists into the More menu. Fork adaptations: - The record-history and track-availability (lklynet#846) routes now await flowPlaylistConfig.updateSharedPlaylist, which is async on the Postgres data layer; before this the track-availability route answered with the pending promise's missing field. - The track-availability tests use the Postgres harness and await the async config, status-snapshot and settings helpers. - The Playwright spec is dropped; the fork has no e2e harness. (cherry picked from commit 53a9f8c) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011txmpoBa1acyqWaPZUzyRo
Upstream's webhook-testing pick (lklynet#889) added tests/e2e/settings-webhook.spec.js, but this fork has no Playwright runner or e2e harness (upstream lklynet#817 was not ported), so nothing executes it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011txmpoBa1acyqWaPZUzyRo
Several upstream commits applied without conflicts but assume the SQLite era's synchronous helpers: - discovery (3f0f1df, lklynet#764): hasDiscoverySeedArtists() read .length off the promise returned by the async getCanonicalArtistProjection(), so it always reported "no seed artists" and the missing-genre retry never ran. hasDiscoverySeedArtists/discoveryNeedsRefresh are now async and awaited by enqueueDiscoveryRefreshIfNeeded and the discovery refresh worker. The scheduler test seeds library_artists through Postgres. - tests carried over from upstream now await createFlow (lklynet#778), getMusicDirectory (lklynet#791), dbOps.updateSettings (lklynet#877, lklynet#889), load the settings mirror before building a LidarrClient (lklynet#850), and use the Postgres harness instead of backend/config/db-sqlite.js (lklynet#889). - lidarr-preferences int test: album-only adds now post monitor "missing" with an explicit albumsToMonitor list, the intended lklynet#850 behaviour (upstream updated the same expectation in lklynet#851). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011txmpoBa1acyqWaPZUzyRo
## What changed Library scans now fall back to native ID3 comment tags when an Aurral identity marker is not available through `common.comment`. The scanner checks native `TXXX:comment` and `COMM` tags and passes their values through the existing `parseAurralIdentityComment()` parser. A regression test was added for the `ID3v2.4 -> TXXX:comment` case. ## Why For some MP3 files, `music-metadata` exposes Aurral's embedded `AURRAL_IDS` marker only through the native ID3 tags rather than `common.comment`. When the marker is missed, the scanner can fall back to `musicbrainz_trackid`, which may represent a MusicBrainz Release Track ID rather than the Recording MBID stored in `AURRAL_IDS.trackMbid`. This can produce a different canonical track identity for an already downloaded file and prevent existing-file reuse during later playlist syncs. The native-comment fallback preserves the existing `common.comment` behavior while allowing the embedded Aurral identity to be recovered in this case. ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [x] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue Fixes lklynet#818 ## Testing Automated checks: - `npm run lint:backend` - `npm test` — 978 passed, 0 failed - `npm run build` - `git diff --check` Manual validation: - Confirmed an affected MP3 exposed `AURRAL_IDS` as an ID3v2.4 `TXXX:comment` while `common.comment` was undefined. - Confirmed the native-comment fallback recovered the embedded `trackMbid` and used it as the canonical recording identity instead of the MusicBrainz Release Track ID. ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [ ] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [x] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Bug Fixes** - Improved music library scanning to recognize Aurral identity metadata stored in native ID3 comments. - Artist, album release-group, and track identifiers are now correctly preserved when importing supported audio files. - Added coverage to verify metadata enrichment from embedded ID3 comment fields. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> Co-authored-by: Lee Kelly <hello@leekelly.org> (cherry picked from commit 47cbf0e)
## Overview Navidrome shows Aurral's internal AURRAL_IDS marker as the track description because downloads wrote it to the audio comment tag. ## Solution New downloads write the marker to the grouping tag instead. Library scans and yt-dlp repair still read legacy comment and native ID3 markers, so existing files keep their identity and reuse behavior. ## Testing - npm test: 1,093 passed - npm run lint - npm run build - npm run docs:build - MP3 and M4A metadata probes Fixes lklynet#853 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Enhancements** - Aurral identity metadata is now stored in the audio file’s grouping tag rather than the comment field, preventing it from appearing as track descriptions in Navidrome. - Existing files using the legacy comment-based marker remain supported and readable. - Library scanning, metadata repair, and playlist downloads recognize identity markers across grouping and legacy comment fields, including complementary artist, release-group, and track identifiers. - **Documentation** - Updated the yt-dlp integration guide to explain the new metadata location and legacy compatibility. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 53d34e0)
## What changed Prevent duplicate Lidarr retry jobs while Lidarr is unavailable, preserve the retry chain, and allow forced refreshes to attempt a request when needed. ## Why Repeated library refreshes could enqueue multiple identical retry jobs during the retry window. This change keeps one active retry job and adds coverage for retry continuation. ## Scope checklist - [x] This pull request has one clear purpose - [x] I kept unrelated fixes, refactors, formatting changes, dependency updates, and features out of this pull request - [x] If this adds a feature, I linked the approved feature request or included the Discord context in the Why section ## Linked issue Fixes lklynet#807 ## Testing - Added an automated test covering duplicate prevention and retry-chain continuation. - Automated test: `.tests/library/lidarr-retry.test.js` ## Release impact - [ ] Major: incompatible change - [ ] Minor: backward-compatible feature - [x] Patch: backward-compatible fix - [ ] None: documentation, CI, tests, or internal-only change <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Bug Fixes** - Improved Lidarr retry handling to prevent duplicate pending retry tasks. - Ensured failed Lidarr requests continue through a single retry chain. - Preserved cached artist results without creating redundant retries. - Improved retry tracking so only the appropriate Lidarr retry task is considered active. - **Tests** - Added coverage for retry behavior when the Lidarr provider is unavailable, including continued retry processing under a backlog. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> (cherry picked from commit 3b83443)
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In `@backend/middleware/auth.js`:
- Around line 578-583: In the stored Subsonic credential path, after validating
the token with createSubsonicToken and safeCompare, check that the account is
active and return the resolved user directly instead of calling resolveUser.
Keep resolveUser for the legacy-password fallback.
- Around line 368-382: Update isRequestFromTrustedLocalSubnet to reject requests
containing X-Forwarded-For or Forwarded when proxy trust is explicitly disabled.
Use the existing TRUST_PROXY configuration mechanism, and preserve the current
subnet checks for other requests.
In `@backend/routes/auth.js`:
- Around line 42-44: Update the POST /login and POST /reauth password flows to
enforce the ssoOnly policy before accepting local password authentication: when
settings.security.ssoOnly is enabled, reject users who are not protected with a
403 response, while preserving existing behavior otherwise. Use the settings
access and user protection fields available in the auth route.
In `@backend/routes/settings/handlers/downloadClients.js`:
- Around line 179-186: Update the webhook test handler’s error response so an
upstream HTTP status never becomes Aurral’s status: return 502 when
`error.response.status` is present, include that status as `upstreamStatus` in
the response body, and retain 500 when no upstream status exists.
In `@backend/routes/users.js`:
- Around line 645-649: In the POST /me/password flow around userOps.updateUser,
revoke websocket connections and stream tokens for req.user.id after deleting
sessions. Apply the same revocation to the self-service password-reset branch so
all self-service password changes invalidate these credentials.
In `@backend/services/playback/navidromePlaybackDestination.js`:
- Around line 455-457: Remove the per-publish cache invalidation from
_publishPlaylist so publishing each playlist reuses the indexed songs cache.
Invalidate it once per scan or catch-up pass instead, using requestScan after
scanLibrary completes and _scheduleCatchup at the start of each iteration.
In `@backend/services/plexLoginAuth.js`:
- Around line 67-71: Update the forwardUrl handling in startPlexLogin so
validated relative paths are resolved against the trusted Aurral public origin
and passed to PlexClient.buildAuthUrl as absolute URLs; keep the existing
isSafeForwardUrl validation and rejection behavior.
In `@backend/services/trackMatching/beetsClient.js`:
- Around line 100-106: In the child-process flow, create the
`waitForExit(child)` promise immediately after `spawn` so its `close` listener
is attached before stdout and stderr collection begins. In the stream-completion
path, await that existing promise instead of calling `waitForExit(child)` after
`collectStream` finishes.
In `@backend/services/trackMatching/decisionEngine.js`:
- Around line 343-352: Update the `scored` filter to exclude evaluations with
`decision` set to `reject`, so rejected candidates cannot become `best` or
displace an eligible accept candidate. In the `isNearTie` calculation, allow
`gap === 0` while retaining the existing threshold and runner-up checks, so
exact ties between distinct candidates trigger the near-tie check.
In `@backend/services/trackMatching/semanticPolicy.js`:
- Around line 219-231: Update checkVariantCompatibility to remove
request.artistName and each request.artistAliases entry from candidateText using
the same case-insensitive, Unicode-aware bounded matching already used for the
requested title, before extractVariants runs. Preserve the existing
requested-title removal.
In `@backend/services/usenetOrchestrator.js`:
- Around line 123-145: Update collectDownloadedAudioFiles to include the
configured completed-download path as a fallback when resolving roots, using the
existing Usenet client download-directory configuration. Preserve the
history-item paths and deduplication behavior.
In `@frontend/src/pages/FlowPage.jsx`:
- Around line 1049-1051: Update handleUpdateTrackAvailability to cache enabled
when the response or result.showTrackAvailability is missing, and apply the same
fallback using the requested value in handleUpdateRecordHistory for
result.recordHistory.
In `@frontend/src/pages/Login.jsx`:
- Around line 81-98: Update the Plex login polling loop in the `Login` component
to check whether `popup` has closed during each iteration and stop polling when
it has. Ensure this exit path resets the button’s waiting state, while
preserving the existing behavior for pending and retryable responses.
In `@frontend/src/pages/Settings/components/AdminPlexLinkField.jsx`:
- Around line 86-92: Handle failures from the forced unlink flow in the existing
unlink handler around forceUnlink and promptReauth: catch retry errors and
report them with showError, and handle a cancelled reauthentication prompt
without rethrowing into an unhandled promise rejection.
In `@frontend/src/pages/Settings/components/ConnectedAccountsSection.jsx`:
- Around line 70-76: Update handleConnectGoogle to call startGoogleLink before
prompting for reauthentication. If the request returns a reauth-required error,
prompt with promptReauth and retry startGoogleLink only after confirmation;
propagate other errors and preserve the existing authorization URL handling.
In `@frontend/src/utils/reauth.js`:
- Line 7: Replace the unmasked window.prompt used to obtain the password in the
reauthentication flow with a dialog containing a password input configured with
autocomplete="current-password". Pass the entered value to reauthApi.
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…ling "Lidarr persistence yields between album transactions" polled the database from setImmediate callbacks and needed two queries to land in the gap between two album commits. On a slower CI runner the gap closed first and the test failed. It now wraps db.transaction and checks right after each top-level transaction returns whether the first album is stored while the second is not. That still fails if all albums share one transaction, without depending on timing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011txmpoBa1acyqWaPZUzyRo
Security:
- The local-network bypass also reads raw X-Forwarded-For and Forwarded
headers. With TRUST_PROXY=false, Express reports only the proxy, so a
local reverse proxy could vouch for an internet client.
- Re-authentication uses a masked password dialog instead of
window.prompt, which showed the password in clear text.
- Changing your own password also closes your websockets and revokes
your stream tokens, as an admin reset does.
Correctness:
- Subsonic token auth with a stored credential no longer re-runs the
password hash and takes a user-row lock on every request (streams,
covers).
- The beets matcher attaches its exit listener before reading output,
so a fast run can no longer wait for the timeout and fail the job.
- Matching: an exact tie between different recordings now triggers the
near-tie check its comment describes, and rejected candidates can no
longer be ranked as the best match. The requested artist and its
aliases, not only the title, are removed before reading version words
("Acoustic Alchemy - Mr. Chow").
- Usenet: when the history paths hold no audio, look in the job's own
folder under the configured completed-download directories (not the
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not once per playlist.
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upstreamStatus, so a receiver's 401 is not read as an expired session.
- Frontend: closing the Plex popup stops the wait, a failed forced Plex
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reader then used, for example, an empty artist list after an artist had
been added. This made the inbox shows refresh skip Ticketmaster in CI
("provider failure preserves rows and marks the inbox stale"). A
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…index per pass - getReferencedPaths reported success even when no Navidrome playlist path existed on this server, which usually means a missing Navidrome path mapping. The retention guard then treated the empty match as "no references" and cleanup could delete files that playlists still use. If none of the paths exist here, usage is now reported as unknown and the files are kept. - The song index is now refreshed after a Navidrome scan and before each catch-up pass, instead of on publish. The previous 5 s throttle still re-downloaded the index during a long publishing run. Newly indexed tracks (lklynet#774) are still picked up by the catch-up that follows a scan. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011txmpoBa1acyqWaPZUzyRo
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🟠 Major · Keep an existing playlist unchanged while tracks remain… · navidromePlaybackDestination.js:489
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep an existing playlist unchanged while tracks remain unresolved.
If an existing pointer has one resolved track and one unresolved track, this condition no longer defers publication. Line 501 replaces the playlist with
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…usage The previous check reported unknown usage only when no Navidrome playlist path existed locally. A playlist that mixed readable paths with one Aurral file under an unmapped prefix still reported known usage, and cleanup could delete that file. Each path Aurral cannot read is now checked: if some tail of it (for example "_flows/x/track.flac") exists under Aurral's download root, the path names an Aurral file that the mapping misses, and usage is reported as unknown. Deleted files and files outside Aurral's folders still don't block cleanup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011txmpoBa1acyqWaPZUzyRo
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…files An unreadable path such as /music/Other/track.flac could match a bare <root>/track.flac and mark usage unknown, keeping deletable files. Aurral stores tracks at least as Artist/Album/file, so only tails of three or more segments count. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011txmpoBa1acyqWaPZUzyRo
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PR numbers like lklynet#842 below refer to upstream
lklynet/aurralpull requests.Brings the fork up to date with the parts of upstream
lklynet/aurral(2.9.0 → 2.10.0 and later, 102 commits since the fork point7a42f9a6) that are worth having on top of the Postgres data layer. Upstream is not merged wholesale: a trial merge produced 98 conflicted files because the fork replaced SQLite, so every change was cherry-picked or hand-ported with(cherry picked from commit …)/Partial port of commit …references and adapted to the asyncdb.*helpers.Security and auth
AUTH_PROXY_ENABLED=falsenow wins over a configured proxy header (the value is matched case-insensitively).users.subsonic_passwordcolumn (migration0005_users_subsonic_password). Token auth needs the plaintext password (MD5(password + salt)), so this is reversible encryption, the same trade-off Navidrome makes.0006_user_identitiesadds the tables/columns and runs upstream's one-time backfill. Postgres adaptations: row locks for account adoption and identity removal, 23505 mapped to 409, an in-memory mirror of inactive owners so the download worker never queries per job. See the commit message of c76db7b for the full list.Features
/opt/aurral-matcher, precompiled so each match call starts warm./api/healthreports the matcher status, and the Preview smoke test waits for its startup self-test.Fixes by area
itemwrapper, completeness check, no partial overwrite), fix(activity): reconcile completed tracker job status in history requests lklynet/aurral#773 reused downloads reconcile in Activity, fix(tasks): report queue counts beyond display limit lklynet/aurral#794 task queue counts beyond 500 rows.From lklynet#874 without the process split. Background jobs stay in-process: the fork's worker-thread scans and async Postgres already remove the main-thread stalls lklynet#874 targets, and 11 processes would share one Honker SQLite file and up to ~130 Postgres connections. Taken instead:
AURRAL_LIBRARY_SCAN_TIMEOUT_MS(default 6 h) so a hung scan thread is stopped instead of blocking every later scan.Playback-file retention (lklynet#842). Automatic cleanup (flow refresh, import sync, quality upgrade, fallback cleanup, download-folder migration) no longer deletes files that a Plex, Navidrome or Jellyfin playlist still references. Referenced files stay in place and are retried on later library scans. If a service can't be checked, deletion is deferred. Plex checks the server owner and every linked account, using the fork's token-reconnect recovery. Navidrome needs an admin account to see private playlists. Deliberate deletes and resets are unchanged.
Fixes from the final review (several are upstream bugs too)
X-Forwarded-Forcould spoof trust: with proxy auth on, a client reaching Aurral directly could claim the proxy's address and sign in as any user, even withAUTH_PROXY_TRUSTED_IPSset; with the local-network bypass on, claiming127.0.0.1gave the sole admin. The allowlist now checks the connecting address only, and the bypass needs every address in the chain to be local.AUTH_PASSWORD. They now follow the same rule as the rest of the API.updateUserrewrote the whole row from an unlocked read (lost updates); it now locks the row. Password logins go throughrecordPasswordLogin, which only writes while the row still holds the verified hash, so a login racing a password change cannot restore the old password.AURRAL_LIBRARY_SCAN_TIMEOUT_MSabove ~24.8 days made every scan time out immediately; it is now capped.{}.Fork-side fixes found while porting
.lengthoff a promise on this fork, which silently disabled the missing-genre retry.discoveryNeedsRefreshis now async and awaited.Why
The fork was about 100 commits behind upstream, including security fixes and features worth having. Porting commit by commit keeps the Postgres conversion intact.
Not ported (deliberately)
Known gaps
AUTH_PROXY_TRUSTED_IPS, any client that can reach Aurral may send the identity header (documented as required config).weeklyFlowYtdlpSearch.js/weeklyFlowSoulseekSearch.js(kept identical to upstream); README anddocs/getting-started/docker.mdxstill point atghcr.io/lklynet/aurralrather than this fork's image;lastfm.mdxstill says an admin connects each user's Last.fm account.docs/node_modules); CI's docs build covers it.Scope checklist
Linked issue
None.
Testing
Local environment: Node 26.8.2, PostgreSQL 18.6, ffmpeg 6.1.
main, 307c7dd): lint clean, unit 985/985, integration 57/57.Release impact
Database migrations:
0005_users_subsonic_password(additive column) and0006_user_identities(lklynet#613). They are applied at startup under the existing advisory lock.Upgrade notes (lklynet#613):
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