feat(library): browse both sources from one track list - #552
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Third tab on the pattern the albums proved, and the one that carries a consequence worth stating rather than hiding. Playing a row queues the run of rows from its own source. Decision 9 keeps the remote queue parallel to the local one — they are two structures, and a mixed list cannot produce a mixed queue. So clicking a local track queues the local rows and clicking a server track queues the server ones. The chip on every row is what makes that legible, and narrowing the source filter is how a user gets one continuous queue. A server track carries none of the local user data, and the controls for it are absent rather than inert: no rating, no like, no playlist membership. Five hollow stars that do nothing read as "unrated", which is a different claim from "cannot be rated here" — and the like list, the membership map and the selection all key on a rowid a server track does not have. Only tracks the catalogue walk mirrored are listed. One cached because a playlist referenced it is not part of the browsable catalogue and would appear with no album and no way to reach it. Two things the smoke tests caught before a human could: - Sorting by rating filed every server track as though it were rated zero. Rating is local-only, so the clause now puts the unratable last in both directions: not rated here and rated badly are different things. - The local half's artist sort key was left bare while the remote half's was coalesced to its display string. A local track with no primary artist therefore sorted ahead of the entire library, NULL first. Coalesced on both sides or on neither. The two shared link components grew an optional remote navigation override rather than being bypassed: a server track's artist and album open the remote views, and the credit is one link because the server credits one artist and there are no local rowids to zip by index. Localised across all 17 locales. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ls4aG74DPcE4UUQtrPc5ji
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In `@src-tauri/crates/app/src/commands/browse.rs`:
- Around line 593-594: Update the duration branches in library track ordering,
including the dir_default_desc handling, to accept the frontend and persisted
key "duration_ms" while preserving ascending and descending duration_ms SQL
ordering. Ensure library_track_order_clause and listLibraryTracks route this key
to duration sorting instead of the fallback artist/album ordering.
In `@src-tauri/migrations/profile/20260826180000_remote_track_sort_keys.sql`:
- Around line 21-24: Backfill sort_artist and sort_album for existing
remote_track rows in the migration using the project’s normalize_name behavior,
or explicitly invalidate existing albums so recaching repopulates both keys.
Ensure the migration preserves correct unified sorting for previously traversed
albums, and add an upgrade test covering an already-traversed album whose
song_count is unchanged.
In `@src/components/views/LibraryView.tsx`:
- Around line 1518-1540: Convertissez systématiquement les identifiants textuels
en nombres avant d’utiliser les objets comme Track. Dans
src/components/views/LibraryView.tsx:1518-1540, construisez asTrack avec localId
au lieu de caster track tel quel; dans
src/components/views/LibraryView.tsx:623-644, mappez run vers des Track dont id
est numérique avant playTracks; dans
src/components/views/LibraryView.tsx:886-911, appliquez la même conversion à
localRows et comparez des identifiants de même type.
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Three kept, and the first was a silent breakage. The row objects the unified listing returns carry **text** identifiers — the two sources do not share an id type — and three places handed them straight to code that compares `id` numerically. A cast satisfies the compiler and changes nothing at runtime, so every comparison was quietly false: no row read as selected, and the queue was built from tracks whose ids the engine could not match. There is now one conversion, used by all three, that actually parses. Sorting by duration did nothing. The dropdown and the persisted preference both carry `duration_ms`, the clause matched `duration`, and the mismatch fell through to the default artist/album ordering — the quietest way for a sort to be broken. A test now pins the key to what the dropdown sends. The sort-key migration left existing rows unfixable. The columns are nullable and the listing coalesces to the display string, so an un-keyed row renders — and sorts on the wrong expression, which is the defect those columns exist to remove. Worse, it would sort that way forever: the walk skips an album whose count is unchanged, so `cache_song` never runs again for its tracks. SQLite cannot compute the keys, so the migration clears the walk stamps instead — every album goes back through the walk once and comes out keyed. An upgrade test builds the schema as it was before the migration, walks an album, applies the migration and asserts it is stale again. And the fixtures stopped listing migrations by hand. Adding a statement that touched `remote_album` broke every fixture whose list happened to omit that table — a failure that teaches nothing about the code. They run the real migrator now, the same one the browse tests use. The upgrade test keeps its hand-written list, because needing the schema as it was before a migration is exactly what that list is for. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ls4aG74DPcE4UUQtrPc5ji
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1565-1581: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPréservez la lecture au clic simple pour les pistes distantes.
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singleClickPlayest actif,asTrackvautnullpour une piste distante. Le gestionnaireonClickne fait alors rien. Une piste distante ne démarre donc pas au clic simple, alors qu’une piste locale démarre.Ajoutez un callback de clic indépendant de
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In `@src/components/views/LibraryView.tsx`:
- Around line 1565-1581: Update the row onClick handler in the track list
rendering so remote tracks invoke a Track-independent click callback when
singleClickPlay is active, while local tracks continue using
onRowSelect(asTrack, e). Keep selection behavior restricted to local tracks and
preserve the existing asTrack conversion.
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With single-click play on, every row in the track list responded to a click except the server ones. Selection is keyed on local rowids and a server track has none, so the handler simply returned — which reads as a dead row rather than as an unselectable one. A plain click now plays it, through the same path the double-click and the keyboard already used. Modifier clicks stay inert: shift and control are selection gestures, and there is no selection here to extend. No Rust touched. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ls4aG74DPcE4UUQtrPc5ji
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Third tab on the pattern #550 proved, and the one that carries a consequence worth stating rather than hiding.
Playing a row queues the run of its own source
Decision 9 keeps the remote queue parallel to the local one — they are two structures, and a mixed list cannot produce a mixed queue. So clicking a local track queues the local rows, and clicking a server track queues the server ones.
That is a real limitation, not an oversight: the chip on every row is what makes it legible, and narrowing the source filter is how a user gets one continuous queue. It is written into RFC-005 alongside the decision it follows from.
What a server track does not get
No rating, no like, no playlist membership — and the controls are absent rather than inert. Five hollow stars that do nothing read as "unrated", which is a different claim from "cannot be rated here". The like list, the membership map and the selection all key on a rowid a server track does not have.
Only tracks the catalogue walk mirrored are listed. One cached because a playlist referenced it is not part of the browsable catalogue and would appear with no album and no way to reach it.
Two defects the smoke tests caught before a human could
Shared components
ArtistLinkandAlbumLinkgrew an optional remote-navigation override rather than being bypassed, so a server track's artist and album open the remote views with the same markup and styling. The credit renders as one link because the server credits one artist per track and there are no local rowids to zip by index.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(399 + 226, zero failures) — including 4 new smoke tests on the track query, run against the real migrator and a real database.Localised across all 17 locales.
Left of lot 1
The Playlists tab, then retiring the three twin views.
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