The three remaining handoff items - #140
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The second named follow-up. `user_star` and `user_rating` hold an untyped identifier with no foreign key, so a rescan that re-derives artist ids left their rows pointing at identifiers nothing answers for — invisible rather than wrong, since every projection resolves through an `EXISTS`, but lost all the same. The documentation said so plainly, which was the honest position until it stopped being necessary. `reconcile_catalog_identity` now remaps them when `pid.artist` changed, before requesting the rescan: the old identifier and the name that produced it are both still on the `artist` row at that moment, and that is the only moment the two can be paired. `UPDATE OR IGNORE` then `DELETE` rather than a plain update, because a coarser spec can fold two artists onto one identifier and the second row would collide on `(user_id, entity_type, entity_id)`. Dropping the duplicate is right: the user already stars what it would have become. Albums are not remapped and cannot be. Their spec reads `albumversion` and `releasedate`, which live on the files rather than on the album row, so there is nothing to derive the new identifier from until the scan that has already discarded the old one. Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
The third item on the handoff list. `originalReleaseDate`, `releaseDate`, `releaseTypes[]`, `recordLabels[]` and `discTitles[]` were declared absent under the presence rule, which was honest and is no longer necessary. The first four describe the release rather than the recording, so they sit on the album and fill the way `year` and `musicbrainz_id` already do: the first track to carry a value writes it, later tracks do not overwrite it. `discTitles[]` holds one title per disc, so the tag lands on the track and the album derives the list from its available tracks — the same batch the genres and the credits already come from, grouped per disc with `MIN` so an album whose files were tagged by different hands does not report a disc twice. `LABEL` first and `PUBLISHER` second: the one Picard writes and the one the same value arrives under from everything else. A tag written as several items is joined here and split again by the helper that already splits `moods`. The dates are stored as the file spelled them and taken apart only at the wire, emitting nothing the tag did not claim — `1998-11` is a year and a month, not the first of November read as a full date. They are omitted when unknown, as the reference omits them; the three arrays are emitted empty rather than absent, so the group still declares itself supported. That last part needed the JSON injection guard widened: it lists per entry shape which arrays may be filled in, and an album was allowed only `artists` and `genres`, so the three new ones came back absent on an album carrying none of the tags. The wire moved. Under §4 of the handoff the four clients want replaying before a stable tag. Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
Deferred at the time because each was a rewrite rather than a minimal fix, and the split's value was being readable as movement. **Two N+1 reads.** `playlists_on` ran two queries per playlist, so an account with fifty of them paid a hundred round trips to answer `getPlaylists`; `now_playing` resolved one track per row. Both now read their identifiers in one query and resolve the union in one more. The per-playlist order and the dropping of a track the account cannot see are reapplied from the batch, exactly as the lenient resolver applied them. **`search3` paged in memory.** The match-all branch already paged in SQL; the FTS branch read every matching artist, album and song to hand back twenty of each. `catalog_search` now takes the three pages and applies them as `LIMIT`/`OFFSET`, and the renderer no longer skips — the same division the match-all branch makes. The artist ordering gains `ar.id` as a tie-break, without which a page boundary is not stable. **Unbounded identifier lists.** `star`, `unstar` and `scrobble` looped over whatever the request named, one writer-gate mutation each, and the form body admits some fifteen hundred UUIDs. One shared bound across `id`, `albumId` and `artistId`, checked before any of them is applied so a refused request does not leave the first few starred. **Unbounded playlists.** `MAX_PLAYLIST_TRACKS` is deliberately not the queue's 400: that bounds a request, and a queue is rewritten whole by every call, whereas a playlist grows across many. What needed bounding is the rewrite — `replace_playlist_tracks` deletes and reinserts the whole list under the writer gate — so the ceiling is ten thousand, far above any hand-curated playlist. One test covers the paging and both bounds; the paging half was confirmed to fail with the SQL page removed, returning the first row instead of the second. Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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Included review availability: 0 reviews are currently available. Your included PR review attempts over the past 7 days set your current allowance at 2 reviews per hour. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCette modification ajoute les métadonnées de sortie au catalogue et aux réponses Subsonic. Elle ajoute une pagination indépendante aux recherches. Elle remappe les données utilisateur des artistes. Elle groupe plusieurs lectures et limite la taille des requêtes et des playlists. ChangesCatalogue et services
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Album release metadata may remain stale after corrected tags are rescanned because the current behavior keeps the first value written. The change is otherwise mergeable, but the owner should explicitly track this bounded correctness risk. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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123-135: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winL'addendum daté du 2026-08-23 annonce une livraison du 24 août 2026.
Un addendum ne peut pas décrire une livraison postérieure à sa propre date. Datez cet ajout au 2026-08-24, ou ouvrez un addendum distinct pour les champs de sortie d'album.
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1751-1782: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLes quatre métadonnées de sortie ne suivent plus les tags après le premier scan.
yearetartwork_hashutilisentCOALESCE(excluded.x, album.x): la nouvelle valeur gagne. Les quatre nouvelles colonnes utilisent l'ordre inverse,COALESCE(album.x, excluded.x): la première valeur écrite est figée pour toujours. Une correction de tag dans les fichiers ne sera donc jamais reprise, même après un rescan complet.Le commentaire de la migration annonce pourtant que ces champs sont « remplis comme
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In `@src/catalog.rs`:
- Around line 463-506: Dans src/catalog.rs:463-506, modifiez le remappage autour
de artist_id pour calculer tous les couples ancien/nouveau avant toute mise à
jour, puis isoler l’espace des identifiants via une valeur intermédiaire et
effectuer le déplacement en deux phases, ou exclure correctement les anciens
identifiants ciblés par un autre artiste. Dans
tests/v2_foundations.rs:10572-10589, ajoutez des tests couvrant deux artistes
aux identifiants enchaînés et deux artistes qui se replient sur un identifiant
commun.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/v2_foundations.rs` around lines 10572 - 10589: The
existing test site needs cases proving chained remaps do not change ownership
and collisions follow the documented delete behavior.
In `@src/services/playlists.rs`:
- Around line 168-173: Move the track-count validation in the playlist creation
flow to after the OperationClaim::Replayed branch and before songs_by_ids_on.
Preserve replayed results for existing operations while still returning
ServiceError::Invalid for new requests exceeding MAX_PLAYLIST_TRACKS.
- Around line 310-315: Validate the requested add count before acquiring the
write lock in the playlist update flow, rejecting add.len() greater than
MAX_PLAYLIST_TRACKS before writer_guard() and songs_by_ids_on. Keep the existing
final result-size validation after the update as well.
In `@src/subsonic/nodes.rs`:
- Around line 118-131: Update item_date to require the first date segment to be
exactly four ASCII digits before parsing it as the year; otherwise return None.
Preserve the existing validation for positive years, month, and day parsing.
In `@src/subsonic/protocol.rs`:
- Around line 137-143: Update the "song" | "entry" | "child" array-field list in
json_required_array_fields to include recordLabels, releaseTypes, and
discTitles, matching the album list while preserving the existing
EntryKind::Album filtering.
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In `@docs/opensubsonic-gap-analysis.md`:
- Around line 123-135: Update the addendum heading around the dated “Addendum du
2026-08-23” section to use 2026-08-24, reflecting the album-output-fields
delivery described there; keep the surrounding gap-analysis content unchanged.
In `@src/catalog.rs`:
- Around line 1751-1782: In the album upsert SQL, update original_release_date,
release_date, release_types, and record_labels using the incoming excluded
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**The remap depended on the order its rows came back in.** One artist's new identifier can be another's old one, and moving them one at a time then carried the first artist's favourite onto the second's row — in the test that reproduces it, the first favourite vanishes entirely. Every pair is now computed first and moved in two phases through a namespace no identifier can occupy, in one transaction, so the outcome is the same whatever order the rows arrived in. Two tests: identifiers that chain, and two artists folding onto one. No spec this engine can parse actually produces a chain, because only `albumartistid` carries a value for an artist — the chained test builds the rows by hand and says so. The property still has to hold: the code cannot see that argument, and a wider `PidSource` would make it reachable. **A rescan could not correct an album's release tags.** The four new columns used `COALESCE(album.x, excluded.x)`, so the first value the catalogue ever saw held against every later scan. They now match `year` and `artwork_hash`, where the incoming value wins. **An album rendered as a folder child lost its array shape.** `getMusicDirectory` renames the node to `child`, and both the array rule and the injection guard are keyed on that name, so one record label collapsed into a bare object and an empty list came back absent — "unsupported" — under a name where `getAlbum` says otherwise. **`item_date` read any leading integer as a year.** `19980405` written without separators became the year 19,980,405 and a bare `5` the year 5. The head must be exactly four ASCII digits or it is no date. **Both playlist bounds sat ahead of the replay branch.** A replay owes its caller the outcome the original call had, and this ceiling is a policy number rather than a fact of the domain: lower it in a later release and an operation that was valid when it ran would answer an error to its own retry. Both checks move behind the replay branch and stay ahead of every read and write — which is also where the review asked for the second one, minus the writer gate it cannot sit ahead of without reintroducing the first problem. **The album fields were recorded under the previous day's addendum.** The 2026-08-23 entry is restored to what it said on the 23rd, and the delivery gets an addendum of its own. Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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The three points left on
docs/handoff-2026-08-23.mdafter the module split andthe track pid, one commit each.
1. Artist favourites survive a change of artist spec
user_staranduser_ratinghold an untyped identifier with no foreign key, soa rescan that re-derives artist ids left their rows pointing at identifiers
nothing answers for — invisible rather than wrong, since every projection
resolves through an
EXISTS, but lost.reconcile_catalog_identitynow remapsthem before requesting the rescan: that is the only moment the old
identifier and the name that produced it are both still on the
artistrow.UPDATE OR IGNOREthenDELETE, because a coarser spec can fold two artistsonto one identifier and the second row would collide on the primary key.
Albums are not remapped and cannot be: their spec reads
albumversionandreleasedate, which live on the files rather than on the album row.2. The album output fields
originalReleaseDate,releaseDate,releaseTypes[],recordLabels[]anddiscTitles[]were declared absent under the presence rule. The first fourdescribe the release, so they sit on the album and fill like
yeardoes — firsttrack to carry a value wins.
discTitles[]holds one title per disc, so the taglands on the track and the album derives the list from its available tracks,
grouped per disc with
MINso an album tagged by two different hands does notreport a disc twice.
LABELfirst,PUBLISHERsecond. Dates are stored as the file spelled them andtaken apart only at the wire:
1998-11is a year and a month, and reporting aday it never claimed would invent precision. The three arrays are emitted empty
rather than absent; the dates are omitted when unknown, as the reference omits
them.
That needed the JSON injection guard widened — it lists per entry shape which
arrays may be filled in, and an album was allowed only
artistsandgenres.The wire moved. Under §4 of the handoff the four clients want replaying
before a stable tag.
3. The four findings deferred from #137
playlists_onnow_playingsearch3paged in memoryLIMIT/OFFSETper kind, renderer stops skippingid,albumId,artistId, and onscrobbleMAX_PLAYLIST_TRACKS, deliberately not the queue's 400The playlist ceiling is ten thousand rather than the queue's four hundred: that
one bounds a request, and a queue is rewritten whole by every call, whereas a
playlist grows across many. What needed bounding is the rewrite under the
writer gate.
Tests
Three new integration tests, 51 in total. Each was confirmed to fail against the
behaviour it replaces:
second;
widened.
cargo fmt --all --check,cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -D warnings,42 unit and 51 integration tests — green.
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