- Add BatchFailure and BatchResult types for structured batch outcomes
- Add cancelBatch channel and suppressEvents flag to TagWriter struct
- Add CancelBatchWrite method for mid-batch cancellation from frontend
- Add BatchWriteTrackTags method processing tracks sequentially
- Emit BatchWriteProgress event per-track with current/total/succeeded/failed
- Suppress per-track TrackMetadataChanged; emit single event after batch
- Wails bindings auto-generated for BatchWriteTrackTags and CancelBatchWrite
- tagwriter namespace with BatchResult/BatchFailure in models.ts
Three issues fixed:
1. asBytes() helper for []interface{} → []byte conversion — same
float64 deserialization issue as numeric fields. Cover art data
from the frontend arrives as []interface{} of float64, not []byte.
2. DB sync for cover art — was a placeholder no-op. Now saves image
to covers cache dir (content-hash dedup + thumbnail generation),
upserts cover_art row, and updates release_groups.cover_art_id.
Clear sets cover_art_id to NULL on linked release groups.
3. Frontend ReadFile returns base64 string (Go []byte JSON encoding),
not number[]. Decode with atob() before creating Uint8Array for
preview blob URL.
Wails deserializes JSON numbers from JavaScript as float64, not int.
All .(int) type assertions on year, track_number, and disc_number
silently failed. Add asInt() helper, replace all assertions.
- Wire saveEdit() to WriteTrackTagsByPath with diff-only TagChanges map
- Add cover art selection via ImageFilePicker with instant blob preview
- Add cover art removal (× button) with clearCoverArt state
- Show saving indicator and disable buttons during save
- Display errors inline in action bar; edit mode stays active on error
- Add ReadFile Go method on FrontendUtil to read cover art bytes
- Add Wails binding for ReadFile
- Clean up all edit state (editValues, pendingCoverArt, errorMessage) on close/cancel
- WriteTrackTagsByPath resolves filePath to trackID via GetAudioFileByPath
- ImageFilePicker opens native file dialog filtered to JPEG/PNG
- Added Wails TypeScript bindings for both new methods
- syncDatabase runs entity relink + FTS5 + orphan cleanup in single tx
- Handles artist, album, genre changes with upsert-and-relink pattern
- FTS5 delete + insert within transaction for search index consistency
- Orphan cleanup for artist_credits, release_groups, and genres
- All hand-crafted SQL has SAFETY comments per codebase convention
- Create 16-02-SUMMARY.md with execution results
- Update STATE.md with Phase 16 progress and decisions
- Update ROADMAP.md plan progress
- Mark WRITE-02 and WRITE-04 requirements complete
- Add ScanHooks callback struct to library package (follows RemovalHooks pattern)
- Move phantom resolution from library to playlist service via hook
- New ResolvePhantomTracksAfterScan reads M3U8 files and resolves paths
against current audio_files using multi-root resolution
- Handles pre-existing phantoms (match by M3U8 position) and new ones
(match by phantom_file_path)
- Delete old resolvePhantomTracks method that required phantom_file_path
- Wire ScanHooks in app.go OnStartup
- Add phantom_file_path column to playlist_tracks (migration 7)
- Store original file_path during RemoveLibrary phantom metadata population
- After each successful scan, UPDATE phantom tracks whose phantom_file_path
now matches an audio_files row, re-linking them and clearing phantom metadata
- Update schema file, sqlc generated code, and database test for new column
- GetAllTracksWithFullMetadataByLibrary for tracks filtered by library
- GetAudioFilesByReleaseGroupByLibrary for album tracks in a library
- GetAllAlbumsWithDetailsByLibrary for albums with tracks in a library
- GetAlbumsByArtistByLibrary for artist albums in a library
- GetAlbumArtistsByLibrary for artists with albums in a library
- GetAllGenresWithCountsByLibrary for genre counts within a library
- GetTracksByGenreByLibrary for genre tracks within a library
- Add TestResolveM3UPath with 7 cases: abs, relative, second root, no match, empty roots, nil knownPaths
- Add TestToRelativePathMultiRoot with 5 cases: first root, second root, no root, empty roots, empty string
- Add TestRemoveM3UEntriesMultiRoot: entries from different roots removed correctly
- Add TestFindM3UEntryMultiRoot: entry relative to second root found
- Add TestReplaceM3UEntryPathsMultiRoot: replacement under second root applied
- Replace getLibraryRoot() with getAllLibraryRoots() returning all library paths
- Add resolveM3UPath() for multi-root resolution with knownPaths lookup
- Add toRelativePathMultiRoot() to save relative paths using correct root
- Update removeM3UEntries, replaceM3UEntryPaths, findM3UEntry for []string roots
- Update all 8 call sites in playlist.go for multi-root resolution
- Update existing test signatures for new []string parameter types
- Fix pre-existing golines formatting in scan_queue.go
Go's error interface has no exported fields, so json.Marshal produced
{} for the error message. Converting to string at the addWarning call
site preserves the actual error text in the JSON payload.
Contentless FTS5 cannot delete individual rows, but stale entries are
filtered out by the JOIN against track_metadata in search queries.
The index is rebuilt on the next full rescan. Removes ~10s of overhead
for a 25K-track library removal.
artist_credit_artist.credit_id references artist_credit.id, so the
child table must be cleaned before the parent. Same FK ordering fix
as the earlier recording_genres/recordings swap.
getLibraryRoot() returned "" after DirectoryPath was removed from
config.toml during multi-library migration. M3U8 relative paths could
not be resolved to absolute paths, causing every playlist track to
appear as phantom. Now falls back to the first library path from the
database when the legacy config field is empty.
Tracks from the pre-multi-library schema have library_id=0 and aren't
counted by CountAudioFilesByLibrary, causing a permanent count mismatch
that triggers a full scan on every launch. SoftScanAllLibraries now
claims matching orphans before comparing counts.
SoftScanAllLibraries compares audio file count on disk vs DB track count
per library. Unchanged libraries are silently skipped (no progress bar,
no events). Only libraries where files were added or removed since the
last scan get queued for a full scan.
recording_genres and release_group_recordings reference recordings.id,
so they must be deleted BEFORE the recordings table is cleaned.
Also extends toast duration to 8s for readability.
RemoveLibrary now polls until the cancelled scan goroutine finishes
before proceeding with the removal transaction. Also show removal
errors as toast messages instead of only logging to console, and
explicitly reload library list after successful removal.
Tracks from pre-multi-library schema have library_id=0 (default).
When AddLibrary creates a new library row, UPDATE orphaned tracks
whose file_path falls under the library's directory to use the new
library_id. This prevents the scan from hitting UNIQUE constraints
on every file and ensures track counts are correct immediately.
- Add checkboxes to library list with select-all header
- Soft Scan operates on selected libraries (queues each individually)
- Full Rescan stays global (nukes all data, rescans all libraries)
- Remove redundant 'Scan All Libraries' button
- Fix FullRescan Go backend to scan all libraries after wipe, not just first
Files that fail to save (e.g. UNIQUE constraint from pre-existing
tracks with a different library_id) were not counted in any progress
counter, leaving the progress bar stuck at 0%. Now increments skipped
so processed = added + skipped + updated reflects all files visited.
- Add CompactAfterLibraryRemoval on Queue: reloads surviving tracks from DB, resets currentIndex, unloads player if current track was removed, clears shuffle order
- Wire RemovalHooks in app.go OnStartup: StopPlayback → player.UnloadTrack, CompactQueue → queue.CompactAfterLibraryRemoval
- All existing tests pass with no regressions
Task 1: Schema, events, and progress types
- Add library_id to CreateAudioFile SQL INSERT and regenerate sqlc code
- Add LibraryScanQueued and LibraryScanQueueDrained event constants
- Regenerate TypeScript events via genevents
- Add LibraryID, LibraryName, QueuedCount to ScanProgress
- Add LibraryID, LibraryName to ScanMetrics
- Add libraryID field to importResult for threading through pipeline
Task 2: Scan queue coordinator and per-library scanning
- Create scan_queue.go with ScanLibrary(id), ScanAllLibraries()
- Add CancelCurrentScan(), CancelAllScans() for queue-aware cancellation
- FIFO scan queue with silent dedup (same library already scanning or queued)
- Refactor Scan() -> scanInternal(libraryID, libraryName, libraryPath)
- Replace GetAllAudioFiles with GetAudioFilesByLibrary for per-library loading
- Thread libraryID through DB writer to set CreateAudioFileParams.LibraryID
- drainQueue auto-starts next queued library or emits LibraryScanQueueDrained
- Pause freezes current scan AND queue
- Add GetScanQueueLength() and QueuedLibraryNames() for UI
- Mark CancelScan() and Scan() as deprecated
On existing databases, CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS audio_files is a no-op
but the standalone CREATE INDEX on library_id would fail because the
column doesn't exist until migration 6 runs. The migration already
creates this index, so removing it from the schema file is correct.
- Add backupDatabase() for timestamped .db file backup before migration
- Add migration6MultiLibrary() with all 14 steps: FK OFF, create libraries table,
insert default library from TOML config, add library_id to audio_files, rebuild
playlist_tracks with SET NULL FK and 6 phantom columns, backfill phantom metadata,
recreate track_metadata VIEW with library_id, FK ON, clean TOML config
- Add readLibraryDirFromTOML() and removeLibraryDirFromTOML() helpers
- Update runMigrations signature to accept dbPath for backup
- Add sentinel library row in NewTestDB for FK constraint satisfaction
- Create _libraries.sql with libraries table (name, path, created_at)
- Add library_id FK column and index to audio_files.sql
- Update playlist_tracks.sql with nullable audio_file_id, SET NULL FK, and 6 phantom columns
- Add af.library_id to track_metadata VIEW
- Regenerate sqlc code for updated schemas
- Fix playlist.go to use sql.NullInt64 for nullable audio_file_id
- Create backend/shortcuts/config.go with DefaultBindings(), ApplyDefaults(), Validate()
- Wire Shortcuts field into main Config struct with TOML persistence
- Add GetShortcuts, SetShortcuts, SetShortcut, ResetShortcuts Wails binding methods
- Regenerate Wails TypeScript bindings for new config methods
- Fix wsl lint in library.go (blank line before logger call)
- Add scanActive, scanCancel, scanPaused, scanPauseCh fields to Library struct
- Create scan_control.go with CancelScan, PauseScan, ResumeScan, IsScanActive, IsScanPaused
- Thread per-scan scanCtx through walk and worker pipeline
- Add waitIfPaused checkpoint before each worker extraction
- Skip orphan cleanup and variant generation on cancelled scan
- Emit LibraryScanCancelled instead of LibraryScanComplete when cancelled
- Add LibraryScanCancelled, LibraryScanPaused, LibraryScanResumed events
- Regenerate frontend/src/events.ts via go generate
- Add Cancelled bool field to ScanMetrics struct
The go-mp3 library (v0.3.4) has a bug where Seek panics with a slice
bounds error for certain byte positions. This crashes the app when
restoring a saved playback position on startup.
Add bounds clamping and a recover wrapper around the seek call in
seekLocked to convert the panic into a graceful error. When the seek
fails, playback starts from the beginning instead of crashing.
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