feat(scanner): give the track pid a job as a relocation hint - #139
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The track spec was implemented, tested and governed nothing. A scan matched a file by path, then by content hash; a file that is both moved and re-encoded answers neither, so it landed as a new track while the old row went unavailable — taking its favourites, ratings, play history and playlist membership with it. `track.pid` is the track spec evaluated over the file's tags, stored on every apply and consulted as a third step. It stays a hint and never becomes an identity: track ids are still drawn at random, because six tables cascade off them and moving one would delete play history rather than orphan it. The hint is asked only where the first two steps had nothing to say, and it moves nothing unless exactly one candidate is left after the tracks this walk found and the ones already claimed are removed — mistaking two files for one would put a favourite on the wrong row, which is worse than leaving it where it was. Derived in `catalog.rs`, next to the credits, for the reason already written there: that is where identity is written, and reading the tags one way in the scanner and another way in the apply is how the two drift. Existing catalogues get it too. An ordinary scan skips a file it has seen unchanged, so without a backfill the column would stay null until someone asked for a full scan — inert on exactly the installations with favourites worth keeping. The skip path fills a missing hint and only a missing one, so the scan after it pays nothing. A stale hint after a spec change costs a relocation that is missed the way every one of them was missed before, never a wrong one, so `WAVEFLOW_PID_TRACK` still schedules no rescan and `reconcile_catalog_identity` still does not compare it. One integration test covers both halves — the backfill on the skip path and the relocation across a move plus re-encode, with the favourite surviving. Each half was confirmed to fail with its half of the change removed. Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to When a moved or re-encoded file cannot be matched by content hash, the PR may preserve the existing track identity using its relocation hint alone. If that hint matches a different file, favorites, ratings, history, and playlist relationships could be assigned to the wrong track, so the change is not merge-ready until this safeguard is addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Scanner
participant Database
participant FileSystem
FileSystem->>Scanner: fichiers découverts et métadonnées
Scanner->>Database: recherche par hash
Database-->>Scanner: candidats disparus
Scanner->>Database: recherche par pid si aucun hash ne correspond
Database-->>Scanner: candidat PID unique et non réclamé
Scanner->>Database: mise à jour du chemin et du PID
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In `@src/catalog.rs`:
- Around line 330-337: Invalidate all track.pid values when WAVEFLOW_PID_TRACK
changes, before any scan uses the new specification, while preserving the
no-full-rescan behavior. Update the configuration/specification-change flow and
add a regression test that changes the specification and verifies favorites are
not migrated to an unrelated track.
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The review is right and this commit's own parent said otherwise. It claimed a stale hint costs a missed relocation and never a wrong one. That holds only if hints written under one spec are never compared against a lookup computed under another — and nothing separated the two. `track_id` hashes the evaluated spec string, so two different specs evaluating to the same string produce the same hint. `title` reading "intro" and `album` reading "intro" is enough. After a spec change, a new file could therefore match a stale hint and inherit an unrelated track's identity, which is to say its favourites, ratings and play history. A boot that finds `pid.track` different from the spec the catalogue's hints were written under now clears every one of them, before any scan uses the new rule. Nothing is re-identified and no full rescan is charged: the scanner's skip path refills a missing hint, so one ordinary scan restores what this clears. `pid IS NOT NULL` keeps the repeat boots before that scan free. The regression test asserts the invariant that makes the failure unreachable rather than staging the coincidence: after a spec change no hint survives, no library is marked for a full scan, an ordinary scan puts the hint back, and the favourite never moves. Confirmed to fail with the clearing removed. `CLAUDE.md` and the migration comment carried the refuted claim and no longer do. Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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914-928: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftExigez un
full_hashavant de conserver l’UUID.L’objectif de la PR utilise ce fallback après l’échec du hash, notamment pour un fichier réencodé. Un
pidunique peut correspondre à un fichier distinct. Ce chemin peut alors transférer l’UUID, les favoris et les relations du morceau disparu vers ce fichier.Ne réutilisez l’UUID que si un
full_hashconfirme la relocalisation. Sinon, créez un nouveau morceau et conservez l’ancien comme indisponible.As per coding guidelines, « require a full hash to confirm deduplication or relocation ».
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In `@src/catalog.rs`:
- Around line 914-928: Update relocation_candidates_by_pid and its caller so a
candidate is eligible for UUID, favorite, and relation transfer only when its
full_hash is present and confirms the relocation; when no full-hash confirmation
exists, create a new track and leave the old track unavailable.
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`main` is at `d36e929` with 48 integration tests. The mission list said the module split and the track pid were still to do; both shipped, as #137 and #139, and each carries the thing the review caught that the first attempt had wrong — a test filed under a module that covers neither, and a hint compared across two specs that are not separate namespaces. Adds the trap that cost `main` six hours of red: a green pull request merged onto a base dependabot had already broken. Check the base commit's CI colour, not only the pull request's. Everything above the mission list is the record of 2026-08-23 and is left as written. Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
The first of the named follow-ups in
docs/handoff-2026-08-23.md: the trackspec was implemented and tested but governed nothing.
The gap
A scan matches a file by path, then by content hash. A file that is both moved
and re-encoded answers neither — the path is gone, the bytes are different. It
lands as a new track and the old row goes unavailable, taking its favourites,
ratings, play history and playlist membership with it.
The change
track.pidis the track spec evaluated over the file's tags, written on everyapply and consulted as a third step.
It stays a hint and never becomes an identity. Track ids are still drawn at
random, for the reason already recorded in
reconcile_catalog_identity: sixtables cascade off them, so moving one would delete play history rather than
orphan it. The hint is asked only where the hash had nothing to say, and it
moves nothing unless exactly one candidate survives removing the tracks this
walk found and the ones already claimed in the batch. Two files that evaluate
alike — the same album in FLAC and MP3, say — cancel each other out rather than
guessing, because putting a favourite on the wrong row is worse than leaving it
where it was.
Derived in
catalog.rsbeside the credits, for the reason written there: thatis where identity is written, and reading the tags one way in the scanner and
another in the apply is how the two drift apart.
Existing catalogues
An ordinary scan skips a file it has already seen unchanged, so the column would
have stayed null until someone asked for a full scan — inert on exactly the
installations that have favourites worth keeping. The skip path now fills a
missing hint, and only a missing one (
pid IS NULLin the predicate), so thescan after it pays nothing.
What did not change
A stale hint after a spec change costs a relocation missed the way every one of
them was missed before, never a wrong one.
WAVEFLOW_PID_TRACKtherefore stillschedules no rescan, and
reconcile_catalog_identitystill recordspid.trackwithout comparing it. The comment there is updated, since it said nothing was
derived from the track spec.
Tests
One integration test covers both halves: a row stripped of its hint, as an
upgraded instance carries it, filled by a scan that changed nothing; then the
file moved to another folder and rewritten at a different length, keeping its
track id, its availability and its star.
Each half was confirmed to fail with its half of the change removed — 2 tracks
instead of 1 without the third step, and "a scan that skipped the file still
owes it a hint" without the backfill.
The migration is
ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMNplus an index; the populated-cataloguemigration test in
database.rsruns it and answersPRAGMA foreign_key_check.cargo fmt --all --check,cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -D warnings,42 unit and 47 integration tests — green.
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