snapcraft.yaml: version: '1.2.14' AND source-tag: v1.2.14 (both fields —
updating only one leaves the Snap Store building the previous tag).
packaging/snap/snapcraft.yaml is a symlink to it, so both stay in sync
automatically.
flake.nix: qbzVersion -> 1.2.14; srcHash/npmHash cleared, to be refilled
via `nix build` after the v1.2.14 tag exists, in a follow-up commit as in
prior releases.
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- version: Cargo.toml, tauri.conf.json, package.json (+ Cargo.lock, package-lock.json)
- metainfo.xml: add 1.2.14 release entry
- About modal codename -> "Just cleaning"
- docs/release-1.2.14: TAG_DETAILS.md + CHANGELOG_FULL.md
Snap and Nix flake are intentionally left at 1.2.13: they pin a source
tag, and this is a no-tag, build-only cycle (no distribution).
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The AlbumCardLite rewrite reduced the hover-overlay release line to the
year only. Thread the full release date through DiscoveryAlbumCard and
format it as "MMM D, YYYY" in the overlay (falling back to year), parsing
YYYY-MM-DD as a local date to avoid timezone day-shift. Restores the
pre-rewrite overlay behavior; does not adopt the reporter's YYYY/MM/DD ask.
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OOTB playback froze (seekbar advancing, no audio) on hosts where the
configured backend was not usable — e.g. PipeWire as the Linux default but
`pactl` absent (minimal Debian/Ubuntu). "Auto" (a null backend_type) fell
through to a legacy CPAL path that forced the track rate onto the shared
default device, producing a suspended/silent stream and leaving a
process-wide stuck audio handle that survived Reset.
- Add a cross-platform "System" backend (CpalDefaultBackend now on Linux
too): opens the OS default output at its negotiated rate with rodio
resampling and an explicit ~100ms CPAL buffer (MixerDeviceSink has zero
internal buffering, so the bare default underran and stayed suspended).
Shared, no exclusivity, no `pactl` — mixes with other apps like any
normal player.
- Make System the OOTB default and what Reset lands on; seed it on first
run. Drop the per-startup #375 NULL->PipeWire backfill migration.
- Resolve a null backend_type to System in the player so the legacy CPAL
path is never reached (covers legacy installs and headless callers).
- "Auto" in Settings is now a resolve-and-set action: it picks the best
available backend (PipeWire if available, else System), stores that
concrete value and updates the dropdown + device picker, so backend_type
is never null.
- Explicit PipeWire (DAC passthrough) and ALSA Direct (exclusive) configs
are untouched and remain bit-perfect.
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Add log_sanitize::redact_url, which preserves a URL's scheme, host, path
and query-parameter keys while masking every value and any fragment.
Apply it to the OAuth WebView navigation log lines (main on_navigation,
popup-window request, and popup on_navigation) so navigation traces stay
useful for debugging the flow without carrying parameter values into log
files or user-uploaded reports.
Covered by unit tests for code/token params, base64-padded values,
fragments, and query-less URLs.
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cpal 0.17.3 requires alsa 0.11, which in turn pulls alsa-sys 0.4. The
`links = "alsa"` constraint permits only one alsa-sys in the dependency
graph, so qbz-audio's direct alsa stack is raised in lockstep:
alsa 0.10 -> 0.11 and alsa-sys 0.3 -> 0.4. Both workspace lockfiles
(crates/ and src-tauri/) are updated to cpal 0.17.3 / alsa 0.11.0 /
alsa-sys 0.4.0.
No source changes required: alsa_direct.rs uses only the stable
high-level alsa API (pcm, HwParams, Format, Direction, ValueOr, mixer),
and the snd_lib_error_set_handler FFI in alsa_error_handler.rs is
unchanged in alsa-sys 0.4. Both workspaces pass cargo check.
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Fixes#467 (long-session offline death), #468 (favorite on see-all), #466
(PipeWire backend hidden without pactl), #452 (remix version on initial play
from favorites), #449 (sample-rate sync regression on PipeWire), and #453
(macOS queue drag — pending Mac confirmation). Includes the recovered adaptive
prefetch throttle that #467's offline-liveness signal builds on.
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c1c151ee added `-webkit-user-select: none` to <body>; on macOS WKWebView this
also blocks dragstart on the draggable .queue-track rows (WebKit couples
selectability with draggability), so queue reordering and its blue insertion
line silently broke. Marking the rows as `-webkit-user-drag: element` restores
drag initiation. WebKitGTK (Linux) is unaffected. Needs confirmation on a Mac.
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The stream-recreate decision only forced a rebuild on a decoded-format change
for bit-perfect backends (DAC passthrough, ALSA Direct, CoreAudio exclusive).
The default/PipeWire path relied on Stop dropping the stream to get a fresh one
at the new rate; once that drop was deferred to avoid a track-change click
(e93fcaec), the PipeWire node stayed locked to the first track's rate for all
subsequent tracks — a regression vs 1.2.10. Make any decoded-format change
rebuild the stream on every backend; same-rate tracks still reuse it, so the
click fix is preserved.
Verified on hardware via pw-top: PipeWire without passthrough now switches rate
per track; PipeWire with passthrough and ALSA Direct unchanged (no regression).
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The favorites queue builder forwarded the track version, so skipping/seeking to
a track showed its remix subtitle, but buildDisplayTrack (used for the initial
click-to-play via onTrackPlay) dropped it — so the now-playing bar, queue,
MPRIS and Last.fm lost the version on first play. Add version to the
DisplayTrack interface and buildDisplayTrack.
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is_pipewire_available() shelled out to `pactl info`, which lives in
pulseaudio-utils and is absent on PipeWire-only systems — hiding the PipeWire
backend even though PipeWire was running. Detect via the
$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/pipewire-0 socket first (no extra package required), with
pw-cli and pactl as fallbacks.
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The heart overlay on AlbumCardLite always renders and calls onFavorite, but
VirtualizedFavoritesAlbumGrid never forwarded onFavorite/isFavorite, so the
button was dead on every discover see-all page. Thread both through the grid
and wire DiscoverBrowseView to the shared albumFavoritesStore (same pattern as
the collapsed DiscoveryView). Fixes favoriting across all six browse pages.
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The offline-skip recursion walked the entire remaining queue synchronously,
desyncing the logical queue from the still-playing engine. Fixes:
- The gapless-transition target is the track the engine is already playing;
never run the availability-skip branch for it.
- isTrackAvailable now counts the in-memory/disk cache (new v2_is_track_cached
command), not just downloaded copies.
- Cap consecutive offline skips and play-failure auto-skips at 5 in both
+page.svelte and playbackService.ts.
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A single transient 5xx / timeout / reset on the next track's file/url or a CMAF
segment used to be terminal and skipped the track. Add a retry wrapper (3
attempts, exponential backoff + jitter) around get_file_url, the init segment,
and per-segment fetches. Retry only transient errors (network/timeout, 5xx, 429
honoring Retry-After); a real 404 is classified as TrackUnavailable and
propagates immediately to the bounded skip path.
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Long sessions died when a single transient blip flipped the app to offline and
the queue then skipped every cached-but-not-downloaded track. Harden the
detector:
- Consecutive-failure hysteresis: declare offline only after 2 failed polls,
not a single blip.
- Replace the HEAD https://1.1.1.1 probe with a concurrent race of cheap
generate_204 endpoints, so a saturated link (long Hi-Res tracks) no longer
times the probe out.
- Positive liveness override: if a segment downloaded within the last 45s we
are online by definition, regardless of the probe.
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Recovered from 63ecc324 (authored on the native-port branch, never merged to
pre-release). Backend-only, no Slint. Scales the prefetch cap down on slow
links and during audio underruns, and exposes the per-segment download signal
the offline detector reuses as a positive liveness override (#467).
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Polish + consistency:
- Compact playlist header (cover 150px; nav->header spacing
homologated with AlbumView); description truncated to ~2 lines +
"Read more" modal; custom-artwork buttons only on cover hover.
- New Typography.section (18px) token for hero/section titles,
applied across Album / Artist / Mix / Playlist + Home carousels.
- Shorter track rows app-wide (50px row, 36px artwork, -1 fonts);
+3px column-header/divider gap; wider track-number column.
- Reusable ExpandableSearch (the JumpNavBar page-search pattern:
magnifier -> opens left -> X to close) in the playlist action row.
- Custom ListScrollbar (thicker, min thumb height, own gutter) since
Slint's ListView scrollbar can't be styled.
Sort:
- Default / Title / Artist / Album / Duration with asc/desc per
field, plus Custom (manual order persisted in library.db with
up/down reorder). Client-side search + sort combined.
WIP: track drag-and-drop onto sidebar playlists
- DragState/DragActions globals, drag source on the shared TrackRow,
follow-cursor DragGhost, sidebar playlist rows self-detect the drop
via absolute-position, multi-select group drag, add_tracks_to_playlist
on drop, Flickables freeze scroll during a drag.
- KNOWN ISSUE: the ghost is offset from the cursor (the row
absolute-position + pointer mapping is off, esp. inside Flickables).
Diagnostic logging is left in (TrackRow debug() + a start log) to
pin down the wrong term before the generic fix.
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Large playlists (2000+ tracks) were sluggish. Addressed the root
causes; this strategy is reusable for the library / mixtapes / tracks
views.
- Virtualization: the track list is now a ListView (only visible
rows are instantiated) instead of a Flickable with a for over all
rows. The header + column header are pinned above it.
- Smaller images: track rows use ImageSet::smallest() (new) instead
of best() — they are 40px thumbnails, so best() was downloading
mega/large covers.
- Per-target decode size: row thumbnails decode to 96px instead of
the 264px card size, so a 2000-row model holds ~75MB of pixels
rather than ~550MB.
- Track-number column widened to fit 4-digit positions.
- Back-to-top button: appears once scrolled past one viewport
(bottom-right), scrolls the list home. A shared rule for big lists.
- Custom-artwork buttons only show on cover hover.
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Local, Tauri-shared playlist folders (library.db) now organize the
sidebar:
- New folders.rs controller (create / rename / delete / move via
qbz-library); sidebar.rs reworked to a flattened entries model
(folder headers + grouped playlists + root playlists) with a
session expand cache, rebuilt without a refetch on expand/move.
- Sidebar renders folders (expandable, with playlist counts) and
playlists (indented inside folders); a hover "..." opens a context
popup: Move to folder (root + each folder) for playlists, Delete
folder for folders.
- Header gains a New-folder button + a CreateFolderModal; folders
reload after create/delete; moves are optimistic + persisted.
Adds folder-open / folder-plus icons.
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Wires qbz-library into the Slint app (new library_db module) so the
local, Tauri-shared organization data is read/written from the same
per-user library.db (<data_dir>/qbz/users/<id>/library.db). The DB is
opened per-operation on a blocking thread (rusqlite Connection is
!Send).
- Header collage: the playlist cover is now a 4-up collage of the
first tracks' covers (Tauri parity); falls back to the server
image, then the first track, then a placeholder.
- Custom artwork: owner-only buttons on the cover set/clear a custom
image. Set copies the picked file into <cache_dir>/qbz/artwork and
stores the path in playlist_settings.custom_artwork_path (shared
with Tauri); it's loaded directly from disk and overrides the
collage.
- Edit description: the edit modal gains a description field
(prefilled), saved through update_playlist alongside the name.
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The playlist detail view gains an edit mode (owner-only), reusing
TrackRow's multi-select-mode:
- A "Select" toggle in the header turns on per-row checkboxes and a
bulk action bar (N selected, Select all, Remove).
- toggle-select is now context-aware (playlist vs artist Popular);
PlaylistState tracks selected-count for the bar.
- Remove calls remove_tracks_from_playlist with the selected ids,
then reloads the playlist and leaves edit mode.
Track reordering is the remaining playlist-editing piece (deferred —
it is the most involved).
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Completes playlist CRUD. The detail header shows an edit button only
for the user's own playlists (is-owner = the open id is in the sidebar
list); it opens an EditPlaylistModal:
- Save -> update_playlist (rename); refreshes the detail header name
and the sidebar list.
- Delete -> delete_playlist; closes the modal, navigates back, and
refreshes the sidebar.
Adds the pen-line icon (Lucide) used by the edit button.
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- SidebarState/SidebarActions + crate::sidebar: the user's playlists
load into the left-nav list on shell entry; clicking a row opens
the playlist detail view, with the open playlist highlighted
(active-id). Empty state shown when there are none.
- The sidebar "+" opens a CreatePlaylistModal (name field + public
toggle); submit calls create_playlist, refreshes the sidebar, and
navigates to the new playlist.
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First piece of the playlist module: a detail view at the AlbumView /
MixView level, reusing the shared TrackRow (show-artwork + show-album +
context menu, so Add to playlist / Go to album / etc. work in it).
- PlaylistState + crate::playlist controller (get_playlist -> header
metadata + TrackItem rows; cached track list backs play-all /
per-track play; artwork jobs resolve row covers + the header cover).
- PlaylistView.slint: cover + "Playlist" label + name + description +
"owner - N tracks - duration" info line + circular actions (Play
all, Shuffle, Favorite) over a column-headed track list.
- ContentView.playlist + NavEntry::Playlist (back/forward history) +
navigate_playlist; the Favorites > Playlists card now opens it.
- media-action: playlist play-all / shuffle / favorite (add/remove
favorite) + per-track play-from-here.
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Ports Tauri's behavior where clicking an album card's artist name
navigates to that artist (the card body still opens the album).
- AlbumCardItem gains artist-id; populated in every album-card
constructor (home/search/label/foryou/favorites). Artist-page
release cards leave it empty (their subtitle slot shows the year,
not the artist, so it stays non-clickable).
- AlbumCard wraps the artist name in a TouchArea that emits
media-action("artist", artist-id, "open") and brightens on hover
only when an id is known.
- main.rs handles ("artist","open") -> open the artist page;
FavoritesView (which only forwarded clicked) now forwards the
artist action.
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Connects the previously-inert track context-menu items now that the
backends exist:
- Add to library -> add_favorite("track").
- Go to album / Go to artist -> resolve the track (get_track) to its
album / performer and navigate there.
- Create radio -> Qobuz track radio (new get_radio_track core wrapper
over the existing qbz-qobuz endpoint + playback::play_track_radio).
- Share Qobuz link -> https://www.qobuz.com/track/{id} to clipboard
(new arboard dep + share module).
- Share Song.link -> Odesli (api.song.link) pageUrl resolution to
clipboard.
- Add to playlist -> a global picker modal (PlaylistPickerModal +
PlaylistPickerState/Actions + playlist_picker controller) listing
the user's playlists; picking one calls add_tracks_to_playlist.
Add to mixtape / Make available offline / Track info stay unwired
(no backend yet).
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Collapses the three near-identical track rows (AlbumView's inline
TrackRow, ArtistPage's inline TrackRow with multi-select, and the
shared SearchTrackRow) into a single primitives/TrackRow driven by
flags, backed by one TrackItem (superset). Foundation for the
upcoming playlist module, which renders the artwork variant heavily.
- New primitives/TrackRow.slint with: show-artwork (cover+number vs
number cell), show-album, show-favorite, show-download,
multi-select-mode (selection checkbox). One media-action wires
play / play-next / queue / favorite / download / toggle-select +
the TrackContextMenu.
- TrackItem is the unified model (superset of the old AlbumTrackItem
+ SearchTrackItem: number, album, selected, artwork all present;
unused fields stay empty per surface).
- Migrated AlbumView (show-artwork:false, show-download:true),
ArtistPage Popular (show-artwork:false, multi-select-mode),
Search, Favorites, Mix (show-artwork:true, +album/+favorite).
Deleted SearchTrackRow.slint and both inline TrackRows.
- Rust: AlbumTrackItem + SearchTrackItem -> TrackItem across
album/artist/search/favorites/mix/main; search's internal row
struct renamed TrackRow -> TrackRowData to free the TrackRow name
for the Slint component. 46 tests pass.
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Track row reuse: the mix views had a bespoke MixTrackRow with a dead
favorite/more controls (no context menu), while search / favorites /
artist already share SearchTrackRow (which has the TrackContextMenu).
Consolidated:
- SearchTrackRow gains optional show-album (album column) +
show-favorite (standalone heart) — off by default, so search /
favorites rows are unchanged. SearchTrackItem gains an `album`
field.
- MixView drops MixTrackRow/MixTrackItem and renders SearchTrackRow
with show-album + show-favorite. A row "play" starts the mix from
that track; the context-menu actions (play next / queue / favorite
/ view album / view artist / ...) now bubble through media-action
and work in the mix views too.
For You skeleton: the For You tab showed a bare spinner during its
lazy load; it now shows the same pulsing HomeSkeleton as Home (the
static Qobuz Mixes tiles stay visible above it). Editor's Picks is
served from the shared discover-index cache (Tauri parity) and shows
the skeleton during the initial load via the existing HomeView guard.
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The mix detail pages were a thin header + flat track list. Rebuilt to
mirror Tauri's playlist-detail layout at the AlbumView port quality.
- Header: a per-mix gradient artwork (224px, same gradients as the
QobuzMixesRow tiles) + "Qobuz Mixes" label + title + description +
"N tracks • duration" info line + circular action buttons (Play
all, Shuffle, Save-as-playlist, Refresh) — matching AlbumView's
header anatomy.
- Track list with a real column header (#, Title, Album, Duration,
Quality) over rich MixTrackRows: artwork thumbnail + number/play
cell (TrackPlayCell, artwork-on), title + explicit badge, artist,
album column, duration, quality, favorite + more controls.
- MixTrackItem gains an album column; MixState carries track-count +
total-duration for the info line.
- Play all / per-track play (from that track), Shuffle (plays a
random order without mutating the list), and Refresh (re-fetches)
wired through media-action.
Fixes a wiring bug: the tile click sends id=kind/action="open", but
the handler matched on the action and passed "open" as the mix kind —
now it reads the kind from id.
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The For You Qobuz Mixes tiles now open functional mix detail pages.
- New MixView: header (mix name + description + Play all) over the
mix's track list (reusing SearchTrackRow). Clicking a track plays
the whole mix from there; Play all starts at the top.
- crate::mix resolves each mix to a track list from available
backend: DailyQ/WeeklyQ -> /dynamic/suggest seeded from the local
play-history track ids; FavQ -> favorite tracks shuffled (xorshift,
no rng dep); TopQ -> tracks aggregated from the user's playlists.
The loaded list is cached so play-all / play-from-track build the
queue without re-fetching.
- Backend: ported /dynamic/suggest into qbz-qobuz
(QobuzClient::get_dynamic_suggest — POST, items parsed leniently
into Vec<Track>) + QbzCore::get_dynamic_suggest.
- ContentView.mix + NavEntry::Mix { kind } so each mix is a history
entry; the tile click records + navigates. New MixTrack artwork
target. playback::play_tracks generalizes the radio queue builder
with a start index (radio reuses it at 0).
Tauri's exact generation (listened-track analysis payloads, playlist
play-stats ranking) is approximated; same surfaces + playback, sourced
from the backend the MVP has.
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Ports the Tauri radio_engine into a standalone, frontend-agnostic
crate so any client (Slint, TUI, CLI) can build and play a smart
radio without Tauri.
- New crate qbz-radio (builder + db + engine + tests), copied
verbatim from src-tauri/radio_engine with the only change being
the dependency rewrite: crate::api::{QobuzClient, Track,
TracksContainer} -> qbz_qobuz::QobuzClient + qbz_models. Depends
only on qbz-qobuz + qbz-models + rusqlite + dirs. All four engine
tests pass.
- QbzCore::create_smart_artist_radio builds the session pool + pulls
up to 50 track ids + resolves them to full tracks. The radio DB's
rusqlite Connection is !Send, so the build + pull run on
spawn_blocking threads (the async builder driven via block_on),
mirroring the Tauri command.
- The artist "radio" action (Spotlight RADIO card + artist radio)
now uses the smart builder (playback::play_smart_artist_radio);
album radio (Radio Stations) keeps the Qobuz /radio/album
endpoint, so both radio systems are in use. play_artist_radio
(Qobuz /radio/artist) is retained as the simpler alternative.
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Completes the remaining For You sections by porting two Qobuz API
endpoints down into qbz-core and adding the local "forgotten
favorites" approximation.
Backend ports (qbz-models + qbz-qobuz + qbz-core):
- /album/suggest -> AlbumSuggestResponse, QobuzClient::get_album_suggest,
QbzCore::get_album_suggest.
- /radio/artist + /radio/album -> RadioResponse, get_radio_artist /
get_radio_album on the client + core. (Faithful ports of the legacy
src-tauri/api/client.rs methods — same paths, params, shapes.)
For You sections:
- Radio Stations — album-seeded radio tiles (recent + favorite
albums, deduped, capped 12), rendered with RadioCard; click starts
a real Qobuz album radio.
- More From Your Library — /album/suggest seeded from the most recent
played album (else first favorite).
- Rediscover Your Library — favorite albums not in the local
play-history (approximation of Tauri's reco-DB forgotten
favorites).
- Spotlight's RADIO card + the artist "radio" action now create a
real Qobuz artist radio (playback::play_artist_radio /
play_album_radio build a queue from the radio track list and play).
Section order now matches Tauri: Qobuz Mixes, Release Watch, Radio
Stations, Recently Played Tracks/Albums, Your Top Artists, More From
Your Library, Rediscover, Artists to Follow, Spotlight.
Still backend-blocked: the Qobuz mix detail views (DailyQ/WeeklyQ/etc.)
and the smart radio_engine (the Qobuz radio used here is the simpler
/radio/* endpoint, not the local pool builder).
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Ports Tauri's QobuzMixesRow as the first For You section — four
220px navigation tiles (DailyQ / WeeklyQ / FavQ / TopQ) with the
1:1 gradients, badge, name, and description. Pure navigation, no
per-tile data. The mix detail views they open don't exist in the
Slint MVP yet, so the click is logged for now.
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Ports Tauri's SpotlightLite — one favorite artist highlighted with a
hero and a content row. Backed by get_artist_page.
- Spotlight component: header (title + "Shine a light…" subtitle),
hero (round portrait + ARTIST label + name + play-top-tracks /
open-artist circle buttons), and a draggable Flickable row
mixing a TOP TRACKS card, a RADIO card, and the artist's albums.
- New RadioCard (port of RadioCardLite): a 180px tile with the seed
artwork centered on an elevated panel, a wordmark label over it,
and a title/subtitle below; hover reveals play. (The Tauri
palette-derived panel colour is approximated with a neutral
elevated panel.)
- foryou::load_spotlight rotates among the top-5 favorites by
wall-clock seconds, fetches get_artist_page, and extracts up to 6
albums (album > live > ep-single > compilation, deduped) plus
whether the artist has top tracks. ForYouState gains the
spotlight-* fields; two new artwork targets feed the portrait +
album covers.
- Wiring: ForYouView renders Spotlight after Artists to Follow.
play-top-tracks routes to the existing artist play-top action;
"start radio" has no artist-radio backend yet so it falls back to
playing top tracks (logged).
Remaining For You: Radio Stations section (old card design), Qobuz
Mixes row, and the reco-DB sections (More from library, Rediscover).
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Replaces the ad-hoc For You (a single album set crammed into
HomeState.sections) with a dedicated, ordered ForYouView/ForYouState
so the tab can mix album, track, and artist carousels — closer to
Tauri's For You. Lazy-loaded once on first open.
Sections (all reuse existing cards, no new card components):
- Release Watch (album Carousel) — get_release_watch.
- Recently Played Tracks (SlimCarousel) — local play-history.
- Recently Played Albums (album Carousel) — local play-history.
- Your Top Artists (ArtistCarousel) — the user's favorite artists
via get_favorites.
- Artists to Follow (ArtistCarousel) — similar artists seeded from
a few favorites via get_similar_artists, excluding ones already
followed (Follow chip shown).
Plumbing:
- crate::foryou controller (load/apply/artwork). Five ForYou
artwork targets feed the dedicated models.
- select_tab("forYou") clears HomeState.sections (the home-content
`for` renders nothing) and the For You content comes from
ForYouView; HomeView routes the For You tab to ForYouView and
gains an open-artist callback (wired through AppShell).
- ensure_for_you_loaded lazy-loads on tab open (pill, header
dropdown, and back/forward history).
- home.rs no longer builds a For You section set (removed the
redundant release-watch/favorites fetch on every home load).
Still to come (next increments): Qobuz Mixes row, Radio Stations
(old card design), Spotlight hero, and the reco-DB sections (More
from library, Rediscover) — those need backend the MVP lacks or the
mix detail views.
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Home / Editor's Picks / For You were plain tab swaps with no history
footprint. Each is now a NavEntry::Discover { tab } pushed on click
(both the in-view pill and the Discover header dropdown), so
back/forward navigates between the three Discover pages. apply_entry
replays a Discover entry by selecting that tab's cached section set
and re-firing artwork.
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The popup root Rectangle set width but no height, so as a direct
child of the home overlay it defaulted to the parent's full height —
the panel ballooned vertically. Bind height to the content layout's
preferred-height so it hugs its content.
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For You was a single Release Watch row. Adds the personalized album
sections the Slint MVP can source today, matching Tauri's forYou
defaults:
- Release Watch (followed-artist new releases) — kept.
- Favorite Albums — the user's hearted albums via get_favorites.
- Recently Played Albums — from the local play-history store
(carries the stored quality badge).
The remaining Tauri For You sections — Qobuz mixes, similar albums,
rediscover library, essentials by genre, artists to follow, artist
spotlight, continue listening — depend on the reco-DB / home-resolved
backend (v2_reco_*) that the Slint MVP does not have yet, plus an
artist-tile section type for the follow/spotlight rows. Those are the
next increment.
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