feat(library): browse both sources from one artist list - #551
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Second tab on the pattern the albums proved. Same union, same source filter, same chip — and one thing the albums did not need. Artists are mirrored into their own table rather than derived by grouping on artist_id. Grouping produces the names and the counts perfectly well; what it cannot produce is the picture, which lives on the server's artist row and is fetched today, one artist at a time, by the remote artist view. A grid built that way would show letters where the local half shows photographs — which is the defect issue #350 was about, arriving by another route. Their counts, on the other hand, are derived: an artist's track and album totals are already implied by the rows the mirror holds, and a stored count is a second truth that goes stale the moment an album is walked. The artist walk runs before the album walk. It is one request per page with nothing to fetch per row, so it is not incremental — there is no per-artist cost to save — and putting it first means the grid has its pictures before the long walk starts. The sort key goes through the same normaliser as everything else, and the tagged sort form is its input rather than the key itself: "Beatles, The" becomes "beatles the", which is what the local half stores. Two things fell out of doing this second: - The resolution behind RemoteArtwork became a hook in its own module. The artist tile does not render a plain img — it feeds FadeInImage, which fades over a letter placeholder — so the two surfaces now share the cache, the in-flight deduplication and the one-shot retry instead of one of them reimplementing it. A dead path degrades to the letter there, since FadeInImage reports no load error, which is the fallback that grid already had. - The filtered empty state stopped being about albums. Both tabs can now be emptied by narrowing the source, and both keep the filter above the content gate so the control that caused the emptiness survives it. Artist tiles are keyboard-operable on the same terms as the album cards. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ls4aG74DPcE4UUQtrPc5ji
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Included review availability: 2 reviews are currently available. Your included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 4 reviews per hour. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLe miroir catalogue et persiste les artistes distants. La commande Tauri les combine aux artistes locaux. La bibliothèque affiche les deux sources, applique les filtres et permet la navigation distante. La résolution des illustrations utilise un hook partagé avec cache et nouvelle tentative contrôlée. ChangesArtistes distants et consultation
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participant LibraryView
participant listLibraryArtists
participant list_library_artists
participant ProfileDatabase
participant useRemoteArtworkSrc
LibraryView->>listLibraryArtists: source et paramètres de tri
listLibraryArtists->>list_library_artists: appel Tauri
list_library_artists->>ProfileDatabase: lecture des artistes et compteurs
ProfileDatabase-->>list_library_artists: données locales et distantes
list_library_artists-->>listLibraryArtists: lignes et bases d’illustration
listLibraryArtists-->>LibraryView: `LibraryArtistRow[]`
LibraryView->>useRemoteArtworkSrc: hash d’illustration distant
useRemoteArtworkSrc-->>LibraryView: URL `asset://` ou `null`
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2482-2487: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAffichez le bouton de playlist lors du focus clavier.
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In `@docs/rfcs/RFC-005-remote-source-and-sync-v2.md`:
- Around line 485-492: Update the “Local schema” table in RFC-005 to include the
newly introduced remote_artist table, documenting its role and key fields
consistently with the surrounding schema entries.
In `@src-tauri/crates/app/src/commands/browse.rs`:
- Around line 703-756: Ajoutez dans le module de tests de browse.rs un test de
fumée pour la requête unifiée des artistes, en réutilisant pool() et sa
migration remote_artist_mirror. Insérez un artiste local et un artiste distant,
puis vérifiez que l’ordre basé sur sort_name est correct et que le filtre source
retourne uniquement la source demandée, en validant également les liaisons de
library_id et source.
In `@src-tauri/crates/app/src/remote/mirror.rs`:
- Around line 539-555: Update the clear purge flow to delete all rows from
remote_artist within the same transaction that removes remote_album, tracks, and
sweep metadata, so clearing the mirror leaves no remote catalog entities. Also
extend the dropping_the_mirror_spares_rows_the_user_data_needs test to assert
that remote_artist is empty afterward.
In `@src-tauri/migrations/profile/20260826140000_remote_artist_mirror.sql`:
- Around line 17-32: Ajoutez une nouvelle migration horodatée créant un index
sur la colonne remote_track.artist_id, afin d’accélérer la sous-requête corrélée
utilisée par list_library_artists. Ne modifiez pas la migration de création de
remote_artist ni les autres index existants.
In `@src/components/views/LibraryView.tsx`:
- Around line 2447-2452: In the artist item markup around the role="button"
container and data-add-to-playlist-trigger, separate playlist addition from
navigation by making them sibling controls rather than nesting the playlist
button inside the ARIA button. Preserve the existing open() navigation action
and playlist trigger behavior while ensuring each control retains its own
accessible role and label.
- Around line 2263-2303: Update ArtistAvatar to retain both src and the
onError/onLoad callbacks returned by useRemoteArtworkSrc, and pass those
callbacks to FadeInImage when rendering remote artwork. Extend FadeInImage’s
props to expose and invoke these load handlers, preserving existing behavior for
local artwork and ensuring remote failures can invalidate the bad asset URL and
retry resolution.
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In `@src/components/views/LibraryView.tsx`:
- Around line 2482-2487: Update the playlist action button’s className near the
aria-label trackActions.addToPlaylist to include focus-visible:opacity-100 and a
clear visible focus indicator, while preserving the existing hover and menu-open
styling.
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Seven kept, and two of them are defects I introduced in this series. Clearing the mirror left the artists behind. The purge deletes the albums, unflags the tracks and resets the sweep dates; `remote_artist` was added later and never joined that transaction, so a cleared catalogue still listed artists whose albums were gone. It now goes with the rest, in the same transaction, and the test asserts both tables are empty afterwards. `role="button"` on the card was the wrong fix to the keyboard gap. The role makes an element's descendants presentational, so the "+" nested inside lost its own role and label to assistive technology — one gap traded for another. Both grids now put a real `<button>` over the cover, declared before the "+" so that one still paints and clicks on top of it, and the text block keeps a mouse-only handler because the overlay is already the keyboard target. The "+" also gains `focus-visible: opacity-100`: it was `opacity-0` until hover, which made it invisible exactly when the keyboard reached it. The artist avatar now forwards the load handlers to `FadeInImage`, which grew two optional passthroughs for them. A cover evicted between being resolved and being painted is invalidated and re-fetched there just as it is in `RemoteArtwork`, instead of falling back to the letter for the rest of the session. The correlated subquery that counts an artist's tracks had no index to use: `remote_track.album_id` was indexed at creation, `artist_id` arrived later and never got its own, so the count was a full scan of the mirrored catalogue per artist. And both unified queries now have smoke tests — against the real migrator, a real database with foreign keys on, and the attached `app` database the local half joins for its Deezer pictures. They cover the orderings, both source filters, the local-library filter that must exclude the remote half, and the derived artist counts. The SQL moved out of the commands to make that possible: the command needs an AppState, the query needs only a database, and the query is the part that can be wrong. RFC-005's schema table lists `remote_artist`. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ls4aG74DPcE4UUQtrPc5ji
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Second tab on the pattern #550 proved. Same union, same source filter, same chip — and one thing the albums did not need.
Artists are mirrored, not grouped
The album walk already lands an artist's name on every track and album row, so a unified artist listing could be produced by grouping on
artist_id. Grouping produces the names and the counts perfectly well. What it cannot produce is the picture, which lives on the server's artist row and is fetched today one artist at a time by the remote artist view.A grid built that way would show letters where the local half shows photographs — which is the defect issue #350 was about, arriving by another route. So artists get their own mirrored table.
Their counts, on the other hand, are derived: an artist's track and album totals are already implied by the rows the mirror holds, and a stored count is a second truth that goes stale the moment an album is walked.
Ordering of the walk
Artists first, albums second. The artist listing is one request per page with nothing to fetch per row — so it is not incremental, there being no per-artist cost to save — and putting it first means the grid has its pictures before the long walk starts.
The sort key goes through the same normaliser as everything else, and the server's tagged sort form is its input rather than the key itself: "Beatles, The" becomes "beatles the", which is what the local half stores.
Two things that fell out of doing this second
RemoteArtworkbecame a hook in its own module. The artist tile does not render a plain<img>— it feedsFadeInImage, which fades over a letter placeholder — so the two surfaces now share the cache, the in-flight deduplication and the one-shot retry instead of one of them reimplementing it. A dead path degrades to the letter there, sinceFadeInImagereports no load error, which is the fallback that grid already had.Artist tiles are keyboard-operable on the same terms as the album cards.
Checks
cargo fmt --check,typecheck,lint,cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -D warningson the default feature set and--features sync_v2,cargo test --workspace --features sync_v2(390 + 226, zero failures) — including 2 new tests on the artist walk. The union query was exercised against a real SQLite database with all 34 profile migrations and the attachedappdatabase the local half joins for its Deezer pictures: both orderings, both filters, and the derived counts.Localised across all 17 locales.
Left of lot 1
The Tracks and Playlists tabs, then retiring the three twin views.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ls4aG74DPcE4UUQtrPc5ji
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