Restores the code of 1da0132 ("Add a setting to hide the quarantine from
Plex") and removes everything added after it: the tag editor, album art,
organizing/naming, the step-by-step tune-up and library types.
Kept:
- Database backups (Settings -> Backups): scheduled, manual, download,
restore, and the optional backup before every action.
- The .env-driven docker-compose.yml for Arcane.
Databases that already ran the later migrations keep working: migrations
6-10 stay in the list (they only add columns) so numbering never goes
backwards, and Undo refuses History entries of removed features instead
of treating them as links.
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A new Tags tab browses either library; songs can be edited one at a time
or several at once (e.g. a whole album, where per-song fields are locked
and differing values are kept unless changed). Review's compare panel
links to the editor for either side.
Tags are read with ffprobe and written with ffmpeg (MP3/ID3, FLAC, M4A,
OGG, Opus). An existing tag is always written under the name the file
already uses, so edits replace values instead of duplicating them (e.g.
raw Vorbis ALBUMARTIST/TRACKNUMBER), totals follow the file's style
("3/12" or a separate TRACKTOTAL), stale alias tags (YEAR next to DATE)
are removed, other tags and cover art are kept, and no encoder tag is
added. Every written file is verified: values must read back and the
decoded audio must be bit-identical.
Hardlinks are respected: a file used by one library is replaced
atomically (old file to quarantine); a file shared with the other
library is updated in place so the link survives, after a verified
backup copy goes to quarantine, with an option to edit only one
library's copy instead. Edits are operations (old -> new values shown in
History) that can be undone; an interrupted in-place edit is rolled back
on startup. Dry run applies. Migration 6 stores operation details.
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The two libraries are now "master" and "slave" everywhere: UI text, API
JSON fields (master_root, rel_master, master_size, ...), Go identifiers,
database columns, quality verdicts, quarantine subfolders and docs.
Existing databases are upgraded by a new migration that renames the
columns in place and rewrites stored "host" values, so pairs, history,
cached verdicts and restorable quarantine entries carry over. Network
"host" usages (SplitHostPort, the Origin/Host check) are unchanged.
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Go backend (chi, SQLite) with an embedded React/TypeScript UI that finds
songs present in both a host and a slave music library and replaces the
slave copy with a hardlink to the host copy.
- Path-first matching with format/title/album-folder fallbacks
- Auto-linking of byte-identical files, re-verified with cmp before linking
- Manual review with ffprobe quality comparison, downgrade guard and
promote-to-host override
- Build mode to populate an empty slave library from the host
- Dry run by default, atomic stage+rename replacement, quarantine with
retention, undo, path confinement and authenticated UI
- Dockerfile and compose file for Unraid
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