The "N folders are named differently" warning now offers to rename the
slave folders to match the master, marked as the recommended first step
after a scan (also linked from the dashboard card).
- A preview lists each rename with the differing characters highlighted;
renames are selectable, and conflicts (the slave already has a folder
with the master's name, symlinks, the quarantine) are skipped with a
reason.
- Only renames the server computes itself are applied; a request can
only narrow them down, never name arbitrary paths. Only slave folders
are renamed.
- Case-only renames go through a temporary name so they also work on
case-insensitive filesystems; a rename interrupted by a crash is
completed on startup (the folder is never removed).
- Renaming everything repeats until folders revealed inside renamed ones
(an album under a renamed artist) are fixed too, then rescans.
- Each rename is an operation in History that can be undone (which also
rescans). Dry run records renames as planned.
Also fixes the Review list not refreshing after a job that started and
finished between two status polls, and logs the new path of operations.
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Warnings are now stored and served as structured data (title, detail,
slave/master items, total) and rendered as cards with a Slave -> Master
table: the first five rows, with "Show all" for the rest.
- Renamed folders highlight the characters that differ; non-ASCII
characters get their code point in a tooltip, so look-alikes such as
"-" (U+002D) and "‐" (U+2010) can be told apart.
- Songs in a different folder are grouped by folder pair with a song
count, most affected first, instead of two long examples.
- Folders that only differ by name are no longer also reported as
songs in a different folder.
- Warnings saved as plain text by earlier scans still display.
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A singles library naturally has artists and songs the albums library
lacks, so "only N of M top-level folders exist in the master" and "N of M
slave files have no counterpart" were false alarms.
Layout warnings now only flag real layout problems:
- Folders that are the same but named differently (case, punctuation,
accents, "&"/"and", leading/trailing "The"), at the top level and one
level down inside shared folders, with examples.
- Songs found in both libraries that mostly live in a different folder in
the master (e.g. Artist/Song vs Artist/Album/Song). Slave-only songs are
ignored, as are singles/EPs/compilations matched to their album version.
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