The Go MusicBrainz genre and album-artist ISRC lookups only ran
automatically at download time. The tag editor's auto-fill section
gains a Fetch from MusicBrainz button that bridges both exports in one
channel call (sparing the 1 req/s budget) and fills the fields as
editable suggestions; nothing is written until Save.
The internal player handles setRepeatMode: repeat-one replays the
current track, repeat-all wraps the queue (and keeps a single-track
shuffle queue alive). The mode is broadcast in playback state,
persisted with the playback session, and toggleable from the Now
Playing transport row and the up-next sheet; a small shuffle toggle
joins the transport row for symmetry.
The playlist import picker now also accepts .m3u/.m3u8; EXTINF entries
feed the same Deezer enrichment pipeline as CSV. Collection screens
(wishlist, loved, playlists) gain an export action that resolves each
track to its local file, writes SAF entries relative to the download
tree root so external players and DAP copies resolve them, skips
tracks without a file, and shares the .m3u8 via the system sheet.
Queue, current index, position, and shuffle flag are snapshotted to a
new app_state playback_session table on pause, track change, and queue
mutation (never on position ticks). On launch the session is restored
paused into the mini player; the first play seeks to the saved
position. Plain file paths that no longer exist are dropped, an
explicit stop or mini-player dismiss clears the snapshot, and the
installation-restore guard wipes it alongside the download queue.
Delete the verbatim-duplicate LocalLibraryLookup class + provider, the unused
localLibrarySummaryProvider, notifier search()/getCount()/existsInLibrary
wrapper, and the now-orphaned LibraryDatabase.search(); the notifier's async
getById/findExisting lookups (the real ones) stay. Drop dead
download-history removeBySpotifyId/getDatabaseCount and the orphaned
history deleteBySpotifyId, and fold the byte-identical addToHistory/
adoptNativeHistoryItem into one _persistHistoryItem keeping distinct log text.
Delete dead extension_provider members (ensureSpotifyWebExtensionReady,
enabledExtensions, getExtension, resolveProviderDisplayName, URLHandler.matchesURL,
Extension.hasBrowseCategories) and collapse resolveEffectiveDownloadService/
MetadataProvider into one predicate-parameterized helper.
Remove the never-called checkAvailability chain end to end (Dart bridge +
provider, Android/iOS MethodChannel handlers, Go exports) and stop restoring
its persistent lookup cache on every cold start; the legacy prefs key is
cleared on next cache reset.
Delete dead Go: romaji.go (test-only), the no-op pre-warm chain
(PreWarmTrackCache/PreWarmCache/…), retired Download stubs, and a batch of
exports with no Dart/Kotlin/Swift/Go caller. Kept GetTrackCacheSize/
ClearTrackIDCache (Settings cache screen), SetAllowedDownloadDirs and
Clear/GetItemProgress (live test seams).
Dedup: single updateFlacVorbis + replaceFlacPictures helper behind the six
FLAC tag writers; merge byte-identical extractCommentFrame/extractLyricsFrame
into extractLangTextFrame.
go build/vet + 237 go tests, flutter analyze + tests green.
The DB-backed pagination migration left the old in-widget filter/unification
pipeline behind three unused_element ignores; every helper, cache field, and
isolate entry point below them was reachable only from that dead root.
Deezer localizes artist and genre names by IP geolocation when no language
is given, so users behind e.g. Arabic-region IPs got Arabic metadata on an
English device (VPN 'fixed' it). The app's display language is now pushed
to the backend and sent as Accept-Language, with an en-US default.
Fixes#480
Reads REPLAYGAIN_TRACK_GAIN (album gain fallback) from FLAC/MP3/M4A tags
and converts Opus R128_TRACK_GAIN/R128_ALBUM_GAIN (Q7.8, -23 LUFS) to the
same ReplayGain dB representation on the Go side, then attenuates the
internal player's volume per track. Off by default; toggle lives under
Library > Playback. Opus header output gain is left to the decoder, which
already applies it.
Closes#465
Playlist tracks were read newest-first (added_at DESC, rowid DESC),
so a batch import - inserted in playlist order with one timestamp -
came back reversed, and the in-memory prepend matched that. Playlists
now use insertion order: snapshot reads ASC, single adds append, and
batch adds append in order. Existing rows were already stored in
playlist order, so old libraries display correctly without migration.
The preview-cover query follows the first visible track.
zarzet