the previous TimeInput was a bespoke two-field widget. correct in behaviour
but off-policy: we don't roll our own ui primitives when a maintained
library solves it. swap for react-aria-components + @internationalized/date
pinned to hourCycle={24}, granularity=minute, shouldForceLeadingZeros so
the output is always strict HH:MM regardless of browser/OS locale.
wrapper lives at src/shared/components/ui/time-input.tsx and keeps the
existing string-based API (value: "HH:MM", onChange(next)) so callers don't
change.
also updates the stack docs: web-stack.md now pins react-aria-components
as THE required library for every date/time ui; iOS and Android entries
mark their canonical component as TBD and explicitly forbid rolling our
own without user sign-off.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
analyzer removes every subtitle unconditionally (see case 'Subtitle' in
decideAction) and the pipeline extracts all of them to sidecars — the config
was purely informational and only subtitles.ts echoed it back as
'keepLanguages' for a subtitle-manager ui that doesn't exist yet. we'll
revive language preferences inside that manager when it ships.
removes: the settings card + ui state, POST /api/settings/subtitle-languages,
the config default, the SUBTITLE_LANGUAGES env mapping, AnalyzerConfig's
subtitleLanguages field, RescanConfig's subtitleLanguages field, every
caller site (scan.ts / execute.ts / review.ts), and the keepLanguages
surface in subtitles.ts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
upgraded containers (like the unraid one with a persistent ./data volume)
kept their old media_items/media_streams tables, so upsertJellyfinItem hit
"table media_items has no column named original_title" on first scan after
the canonical-language rewrite. sqlite has no native add-column-if-not-exists
so we try/catch each alter, same pattern we had before i deleted the shims.
also backports the older alters (stream_decisions.custom_title, review_plans
subs_extracted/confidence/apple_compat/job_type) so pre-rewrite installs
still converge without a wipe.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Prod minified bundle crashed with 'can't access lexical declaration 'o'
before initialization' because flush was memoized with stopFlushing in its
deps, and stopFlushing was memoized with flush in its deps — circular.
In dev this still worked (refs paper over TDZ), but Vite's minifier emitted
the declarations in an order that tripped the temporal dead zone.
Extract the interval-clearing into a plain inline helper (clearFlushTimer)
that both flush and stopFlushing call. flush no longer depends on
stopFlushing; the cycle is gone.
- analyzer: rewrite checkAudioOrderChanged to compare actual output order, unify assignTargetOrder with a shared sortKeptStreams util in ffmpeg builder
- review: recompute is_noop via full audio removed/reordered/transcode/subs check on toggle, preserve custom_title across rescan by matching (type,lang,stream_index,title), batch pipeline transcode-reasons query to avoid N+1
- validate: add lib/validate.ts with parseId + isOneOf helpers; replace bare Number(c.req.param('id')) with 400 on invalid ids across review/subtitles
- scan: atomic CAS on scan_running config to prevent concurrent scans
- subtitles: path-traversal guard — only unlink sidecars within the media item's directory; log-and-orphan DB entries pointing outside
- schedule: include end minute in window (<= vs <)
- db: add indexes on review_plans(status,is_noop), stream_decisions(plan_id), media_items(series_jellyfin_id,series_name,type), media_streams(item_id,type), subtitle_files(item_id), jobs(status,item_id)
