Merge Crowdin changes per key so translations from PR #531 are retained without dropping localization keys added on main. Normalize locale filenames for Flutter, keep incomplete languages behind the 70% production threshold, and retain them in Crowdin for continued translation.
Merge origin/l10n_main (PR #428) with a per-key three-way resolution:
Crowdin values win only where main did not change the key since the
last sync, so the unused-key removal, store->repo wording sweep, and
ICU plural fixes survive. Korean is restored at 98% completion and
mapped again in crowdin.yml and both language pickers; ar/hi/nl/zh-CN/
zh-TW stay dropped (37% and below).
The es/pt/zh base locales still shipped the old Store labels, the
backup-restore hint said 'from the store' in every locale (boutique
in fr, store loanword in ko), and the Go store lookup error said
'not found in store'. All user-visible surfaces now say repo;
translator descriptions in the template updated to match.
1,303 stale entries dropped across 19 locales (largest groups:
Spotify credentials flow, collection playlists, notification
channels, backup strings); generated localizations rebuilt.
Crowdin sources need a resync after this lands.
Three-way per-key merge: Crowdin wins for keys it updated, locally
added keys that Crowdin has not exported yet are kept. Also normalizes
@@locale to underscore form (es_ES, pt_PT, zh_CN, zh_TW) and repairs
two translations whose placeholders diverged from the template
(ar extensionsInstallPartialSuccess, es_ES cueSplitSplitting).
Add a localized description header and Material 3 styling (rounded
corners, scrollable layout, surface color) to the album folder structure
picker in Files settings.
- Rename downloadProviderMatchesBuiltIn -> downloadProviderReplacesLegacyProvider
- Rename Tidal DASH ffmpeg helpers and lossy format pickers to generic names
- Add utils.decryptCTRSegments crypto API + raw/bytes file read path in extension runtime
- Update l10n strings/descriptions to drop hardcoded service names
- Bump version to 4.5.7+134
The download API only permits one request at a time, so parallel
downloads are removed to avoid wasted/blocked API calls. Downloads
now always run sequentially (one track at a time).
- Drop concurrentDownloads from AppSettings + JSON serialization
- Remove setConcurrentDownloads and the settings UI (1-5 chips + warning)
- Strip optionsConcurrent* l10n keys from all ARBs and regenerate
- Rework queue worker into _processQueueSequential (single active download)
- Update marketing copy and adjust tests
Resolve ARB conflicts via per-key union: apply latest Crowdin
translations for shared keys while preserving newer app keys added on
main after the branch point. Drop hyphenated ARB duplicates
(app_ar-SA, app_es-ES, app_pt-PT, app_tr-TR, app_uk-UA) that break
Flutter gen-l10n; keep underscore filenames. Add Arabic (app_ar.arb)
and regenerate app_localizations.
New lyrics providers using Paxsenix API:
- Spotify: Synced lyrics from Spotify
- Deezer: Synced lyrics from Deezer
- YouTube: Lyrics from YouTube
- Kugou: Lyrics from Kugou (Chinese service)
- Genius: Plain text lyrics from Genius
Implementation:
- Add lyrics client implementations for all providers
- Smart search result scoring based on track name, artist, and duration
- Support for both synced (LRC) and unsynced lyrics formats
- Fallback search with simplified track names and primary artist
UI updates:
- Add provider entries to lyrics priority settings page
- Add display names for new providers in settings
The audio analysis card used to read from a persistent cache but offered no way to refresh the result when the underlying file had been re-downloaded at a different quality (for example, re-downloading a track as FLAC after capturing it as AAC). Add an explicit rescan control that clears the cached JSON + spectrogram, reruns the FFmpeg probe and analysis pipeline, and swaps in the fresh data while keeping the loading copy distinct from first-run analysis. A retry button is also exposed in the error card so transient failures do not require navigating away.
All audio_analysis strings now have a Re-analyze / Re-analyzing pair in the ARB catalog so every locale can translate them independently.
All search, metadata, and download providers are now exclusively
supplied by extensions. The built-in provider registry that previously
exposed Deezer/Tidal/Qobuz as hardcoded providers is fully removed.
Removed across Go, Dart, Kotlin, and Swift:
- BuiltInProviderSpec class, registry, and all accessor helpers
- SearchProviderAllJSON, GetBuiltInProvidersJSON, ParseProviderURLJSON,
ParseDeezerURLExport Go exports and their platform channel bindings
- Built-in provider items in search dropdown, service picker, and
provider priority UI lists
- provider_ui_utils.dart helper file
Deezer metadata enrichment (ISRC lookup, extended metadata, cover
upgrade) remains fully functional through direct DeezerClient calls
in the download pipeline — these are not part of the provider
registry and are unaffected.
Mark deezer as a retired built-in metadata provider so stale user
priority lists are cleaned up on next launch.
Delete the entire Qobuz downloader implementation (qobuz.go, qobuz_test.go)
including all API clients, search, metadata, download, and track matching
code. Empty the builtInProviderRegistry now that all built-in providers are
retired. Remove Qobuz-specific exports (SearchQobuzAll, GetQobuzMetadata,
ParseQobuzURLExport) and the downloadWithBuiltInQobuz adapter. Stub out
PreWarmTrackCache and cache management since no built-in providers remain.
Move qobuz cover upgrade regex to cover.go. Update Dart screens, providers,
and localization strings for the provider-agnostic UI.
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