Port the Tauri tray to Slint on Linux via ksni: themed icon (auto/mono/
color), left-click window toggle, middle-click play/pause, scroll volume,
the 5-item menu, and a live tooltip reflecting the now-playing track. Tray
actions call the playback controller directly (QConnect-aware) instead of
emitting webview events. Settings reuse the shared qbz-app tray store
(per-user) wired through AppearanceState.
Window hide/show uses Slint window.hide()/show() (winit set_visible is a
no-op on Wayland) and the loop runs via run_event_loop_until_quit so a
tray-hide keeps the app alive. close-to-tray is honored on both the custom
titlebar close and the WM close (on_close_requested). minimize-to-tray is
hidden until custom window chrome exists.
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Add drag-and-drop reordering to the Queue sidebar: a per-row drag handle, a
floating drag ghost, and a drop indicator. When a QConnect transport is
connected the reorder is routed to the cloud (CtrlSrvrQueueReorderTracks) so
order stays WS-authoritative; otherwise it moves the local queue track via
core().move_track. The Flickable is non-interactive so a stale pressed_time
cannot strand the gesture and leave phantom scroll after release.
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Local toggle_play always called resume(), which fails with "cannot resume -
no audio data available" when the player holds no loaded stream — e.g. a
freshly materialized QConnect renderer queue whose cursor sits on a track that
was never loaded. Detect the no-loaded-audio case via Player::has_loaded_audio()
and load+play the current queue track instead of resuming. A normal pause keeps
the stream loaded, so the pause/resume path is unchanged.
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Shuffle and Repeat now go to the CLOUD whenever connected (renderer OR controller),
gating on transport_connected like Tauri's v2_toggle_shuffle / v2_set_repeat_mode,
instead of the old peer-active gate that fell through to a LOCAL reshuffle when QBZ
was the active renderer — that did nothing visible AND risked a divergent local
order. QBZ sends only the seed + pivot; the cloud owns the order; the toggle reads
the cloud-authoritative queue.shuffle_mode. The local shuffle path is now reachable
only when NOT connected.
- shuffle/repeat button reflects the cloud queue flag (queue.shuffle_mode for the
controller branch, core queue state via refresh_transport_modes for the renderer
branch), not the per-renderer field the cloud never populates for a peer — fixes
the iOS-reflects / WebPlayer-doesn't asymmetry.
- pause/play to a peer renderer: send a BARE SetPlayerState (playing_state only).
iOS reports current_queue_item_id=null while playing, so resolving the qid landed
on queue_item_id 0 — the protocol's "unknown" placeholder — and iOS could not
anchor the pause, auto-resuming. A bare transport toggle is spec-sanctioned: the
renderer pauses/resumes its own current item in place.
- skip_serializing_if on the SetPlayerState request structs so a None field is
OMITTED, not serialized as null; and the mapper now treats a null current_queue_item
as absent. Without this the bare command failed to encode and was never sent.
- log the outbound SetPlayerState payload for controller diagnostics.
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- badge: gate is-remote on transport_connected so it clears on every session-end
path (transport drop / watchdog / reconnect-exhausted), not only toggle-off
- multi-track: route a whole album/playlist/favorites enqueue to the peer in one
QueueAddTracks/QueueInsertTracks (all-or-nothing admission), not single-track only
- shuffle inbound: SetShuffleMode renderer arm is flag-only (set_shuffle_flag) so the
renderer never invents a local order; the cloud's echoed order is authoritative
- shuffle outbound: send shuffle_seed + shuffle_pivot_queue_item_id (the cloud needs
the seed to build the order); hoist resolve_qconnect_shuffle_pivot to qconnect-app
- start index: resolve_remote_start_index validates the track_id before trusting a
qid, so a freshly-pushed album no longer inherits a stale cursor (wrong NowPlayingBar track)
- history: play_index records history only when actually moving, so the current track
is no longer duplicated in the History tab
- pause-to-peer: resolve current_queue_item from the core-aligned cursor instead of the
stale renderer snapshot, so pausing an iOS renderer (reports null qid) is accepted
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Restore ListScrollbar, TrackRow and AlbumPageView to their pre-scrollbar
state (always-visible scrollbars). The per-row hover-reveal only revealed
the bar over track rows, not over the whole scrollable viewport, so on
mixed-content views (Artist, Label) it felt incomplete. Card sizing
(Album/Playlist/Radio at 200px) is kept.
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- RadioCard enlarged to 200x246 to match Album/Playlist cards; ForYouView +
Spotlight row-width math updated to 200.
- Scrollbar hover-reveal: ListScrollbar gains a reveal prop (default true, no
regression) and fades on opacity; TrackRow exposes hover-changed; AlbumPageView
wired as the verified template (row-hover count -> reveal).
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AlbumCard and PlaylistCard are now 200x246 (was 220x266), with the larger
texts -2px and the smaller ones -1px. All album/playlist carousels and grids
follow (card-width/height 200/246) so nothing reflows: Carousel,
PlaylistCarousel, AlbumCollectionView/AlbumGrid, ReleaseGrid, Spotlight,
HomeSkeleton, DiscoverBrowseView, SearchResultsView, FavoritesView. Artist /
radio cards are untouched.
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NowPlayingBar / SongCard:
- Audio stamp homologated New<->Classic + vertically centred (alignment:center
on the stamp column; New had a binding-loop card height, now explicit).
- Dot-LED output indicators (circle-dot/circle) in both modes; render-target
badge moved into the LED row when a peer/cast device owns playback.
- Right-cluster buttons made square (32x32); context glyph -> disc-album,
flush-left; classic stamp right margin; quality tooltip = the quality text;
heart tooltip = Add to library; Qobuz Connect tooltip always shows On/Off.
Qobuz Connect:
- Clear the session topology on disconnect so a late event cannot resurrect
the golden render badge (badge-persists-after-disconnect fix).
Queue / Lyrics right panel:
- Queue and Lyrics can both be open at once, stacked vertically in one column
(independent queue-open/lyrics-open flags replace the exclusive right-panel
int); each closable from its bar button and its own X.
- Panel width 280; compact rows (zebra), now-playing card homologated with a
row, flexible footer search, Lyrics title sized like the Queue tabs.
Shell layout:
- Pin AppShell to the window and size the content area arithmetically
(window - header - player-bar - padding). A Slint VerticalLayout ignores an
explicit height and does not auto-fill its parent Rectangle, so the content
row collapsed once the right panels became conditionally mounted; a Rectangle
takes the explicit height and it cascades up. Bar height references the single
Layout.player-bar-height source (note left for the future Small/Large bars).
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When QBZ becomes the active renderer (takeback), force a stream of the
current track and resume at the peer's position instead of failing or
restarting from 0:
- add QconnectRendererEngine::has_loaded_audio so the orchestration can
tell a stale track_id left by stop() from audio that is actually
buffered. stop() clears the buffer but leaves current_track_id, so the
track-id guard alone skipped the reload and the next resume hit
no audio data available.
- force_remote_track_stream on SetActive(true): reload even when the
track id matches (unless already streaming it), at the handed-off
position.
- thread the SetState position into ensure_remote_track_loaded so the
first takeback of a session (whose load lands in the SetState path)
also resumes at the peer's position rather than streaming from 0 and
issuing a forward seek the audio thread ignores past the watermark.
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deferred_renderer_join joined every connect with is_active=true, so QBZ
grabbed playback from whatever peer was rendering the instant it came
online, and the self-state echo from the post-join AskForRendererState
then reset the cursor to the queue head. Join as an available renderer
(is_active=false) on a fresh connect; only a post-drop RECONNECTION
rejoins as active, so a network blip mid-render does not lose the render.
Taking over is now explicit (device-picker Play here, or the phone
selecting QBZ, both arriving as SET_ACTIVE) - matching the official
clients.
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From the controller-mode debug session. All peer-facing paths gate on
is_peer_renderer_active, so renderer / local / disconnected playback is
unaffected.
- Now-playing bar + queue follow the peer authoritatively: reflect the peer's
current track / position / volume, refresh on the peer's track changes, and
fetch a fresh renderer state on becoming a controller (so the bar isn't stale
until the next track change; this also fixed remote pause, which had been
sending a stale current_queue_item).
- Route play-next / add-to-queue (single track) to the peer via
QueueInsertTracks / QueueAddTracks (insert-after the peer's current item);
multi-track album/playlist enqueue stays local for now. Clear the superseded
SetVolume pending to stop the volume-drag command spam.
- Clean disconnect: disarm the liveness watchdog + clear the device list / cast
state, so no spurious "renderer unreachable" toast and no lingering badge.
- Volume lock only for local ALSA-Direct bit-perfect (backend Alsa + plugin Hw),
lifted while controlling; reflect the peer's volume with a 50% safety clamp
when unknown.
- Connect button golden whenever a session is on; +2px now-playing bar height.
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Mirror Qobuz Connect's device icons in the connect flyout: map each renderer's
device_type to an icon (6 -> smartphone, 5 -> monitor or globe when the name is a
web player/browser, else -> speaker), matching the Tauri QconnectBadge
resolveDeviceType. Adds lucide monitor/smartphone/speaker/globe svgs, an icon key
on the QconnectDevice model computed in the event sink, and a per-row icon in the
PlayerBar device list.
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Port the rest of Tauri's volume logic to the Slint bar.
PlayerBar gains a derived vol-locked reproducing Tauri's handleVolumeChange
formula exactly: (alsaDirectHw && !isRemote) || volumeLocked. The local
ALSA-Direct (bit-perfect) lock is lifted while controlling a peer (the
!is-remote term) so the user can adjust the remote renderer; the sink-pushed
NowPlayingState.volume-locked keeps meaning only the peer-disallow half. All
five volume-interaction gates and the slider opacity now read vol-locked.
Force the local player to unity gain (set_volume(1.0)) in bit-perfect, mirroring
Tauri's playerSetVolume(100): when the backend is ALSA + the hw plugin AND a
peer is not the active renderer, set core volume to 1.0 and push
NowPlayingState.volume = 1.0. Applied (a) at the startup audio-settings load and
(b) on backend / alsa-plugin change. Gated on a new is_peer_active() so the
force-100 is skipped while controlling a peer. core().set_volume is the safe
seam; the protected device-init is untouched.
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When controlling a peer renderer, the volume slider must reflect the PEER's
actual volume, never QBZ's local 100, so a drag starts from a safe level and
never nukes the AVR. Extend RemoteNowPlaying with the peer's reported volume
(sourced from the effective remote renderer snapshot) and, in the poll loop's
peer-reflection branch, push it to NowPlayingState.volume as
v/100 (clamped 0..1), falling back to 0.5 (50%) when the peer's volume is
unknown. This branch only runs when a peer is active, so local/renderer
playback is unaffected.
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Playing a new album/track on QBZ while controlling a peer renderer played
it LOCALLY instead of casting it to the peer. Add
SlintQconnectService::play_on_peer_if_active(track_id): gated on
is_peer_renderer_active, it pushes the current core queue to the peer
unconditionally (same all-or-nothing Qobuz-castable admission as
sync_local_queue_if_changed; a mixed/local/Plex queue is refused with a
toast and treated as handled so it is not double-played locally), then
calls play_remote_renderer_track_if_active to SetPlayerState the peer to
the requested track. Send errors are logged but still return handled — a
peer owns playback, so never fall back to local audio (double-play).
play_audible (the single local-play chokepoint for play-all / track play)
now tries play_on_peer_if_active first and returns early when handled. When
no peer is active it returns false and the existing local play runs
byte-unchanged, so renderer / local playback do not regress.
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When QBZ is CONTROLLING a peer renderer the local player is stopped, so
the poll loop saw track_id == 0 and the seek bar froze. Add
RemoteNowPlaying + SlintQconnectService::remote_now_playing(), sourced
from effective_remote_renderer_snapshot (peer position / updated_at /
playing). The poll loop now branches at the top of each tick: when a peer
is active it drives position/duration/progress/playing from the peer
(duration from the core queue's current track, position extrapolated and
clamped), resets the local edge trackers, and skips the local body. In
every non-controller situation remote_now_playing returns None and the
existing local path runs byte-unchanged, so renderer mode does not regress.
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Add the CONTROLLER-mode device picker. New QconnectDevice struct + devices /
active-renderer-id / set-active on the QconnectDevState global (re-exported via
app.slint so include_modules! generates the type). The connect flyout replaces
the "No devices found" placeholder with a plain-row list (ADR-008: no pills)
when session renderers exist: each row taps to set-active and closes the menu;
the local device renders as "Play here" to pull playback back to QBZ. A
"Playing on: {name}" header shows while a peer is active.
The event sink rebuilds the device list and pushes the cast-aware now-playing
state (is-remote / cast-target / volume-locked) from session topology after
every event, replacing the prior TODO. main.rs wires on_set_active to the new
SlintQconnectService::set_active_renderer (over send_set_active_renderer).
Wired but unverified (blind build, no phone+speaker); device round-trips need a
smoke test. Slice 4 (peer-state reflection in the poll loop) deferred.
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Wire the eight NowPlayingState transport callbacks (toggle_play, next,
previous, seek, set_volume, toggle_mute, toggle_shuffle, cycle_repeat) with the
"try remote -> fall back to local" pattern: each spawns a task that calls the
matching *_if_remote method; Ok(true) short-circuits (forwarded to the active
peer), Ok(false)/no-service falls through to the existing playback::* local
call unchanged. Includes the seek fraction->ms (via local duration), volume
0..1->0..100, and mute-negation conversions.
Adds playback::is_muted() to read the authoritative local mute flag for the
mute handoff. No regression to renderer/local playback: the remote gate is
is_peer_renderer_active, so every non-controller branch returns Ok(false).
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Port the controller-mode transport seam from the Tauri adapter onto
SlintQconnectService: effective_active/remote_renderer_snapshot, the prime_*
optimistic-state helpers, send_command (with the superseded-pending clear),
and all *_if_remote methods (toggle_play, skip next/previous, play_track,
toggle_shuffle, cycle_repeat, set_volume, mute, set_autoplay_mode,
autoplay_load_tracks, stop, set_position) plus set_active_renderer. Each gates
on a peer renderer being active and returns Ok(false) to fall back to local.
Adds the controller request DTOs (set-player-state/volume/mute + the pure
build_set_position_player_state_request) to qconnect_transport, mirroring the
Tauri types byte-for-byte. Diagnostics route through log + dev_push_event;
cursor alignment uses the core's silent sync_current_to_id. Not yet wired to
the transport callbacks (Slice 2) or the device picker (Slice 3); dead-code
warnings are expected until then.
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Relocate the QConnect diagnostics launcher out of the now-playing bar flyout
into a new opt-in Settings > Developer section (the modal + DEV log/status code
is unchanged). Also make the status block selectable (read-only TextEdit) so
session_uuid etc. can be copied, and relabel the event log.
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Port the QConnect adapter to the Slint frontend so qbz acts as a full peer
(renderer + controller), inheriting the shared qconnect-app hardening.
- Device-info / join payloads + transport config (piece a).
- SlintQconnectEventSink: queue materialize / renderer-command apply /
session-management via the shared qconnect-app orchestration; renderer
ready-report on SetActive(true).
- SlintSessionLoopHost + service connect recipe (subscribe-before-spawn) +
controller bootstrap + deferred renderer-join; connect/disconnect toggle
wired in the now-playing bar flyout.
- Renderer sync: outbound RndrSrvrStateUpdated reports (position / current
queue item / file+device audio quality) while qbz is the active local
renderer, and inbound UI refresh (now-playing card + queue sidebar) after
remote queue / state changes.
- Controller-side queue push: when the local queue changes while connected,
push it to the session (QueueLoadTracks) with all-or-nothing admission
(refuse mixed local/Plex queues; offline qobuz_download is eligible) and
echo suppression against the last-applied / last-pushed queue.
- Error + lifecycle toasts; DEV diagnostics modal (live session status +
selectable rolling event log) opened from the connect flyout.
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Ports the Tauri qconnect/transport.rs config layer to Slint: resolve_transport_config
(env overrides -> qws/createToken auto-discovery -> WsTransportConfig with require_jwt
+ 60s idle-retry + default channels) and fetch_qconnect_transport_credentials (POST
/qws/createToken with X-App-Id / X-User-Auth-Token), plus the device-identity helpers
(uuid via shared qbz_app::qconnect_identity, hostname, friendly name, persisted
device-name in qconnect_settings.db) and the hex-channel parsers.
Frontend difference handled: the Qobuz client is reached via runtime.core().client()
(Arc<RwLock<Option<QobuzClient>>>, may be None before API init) and is gated/ok_or'd,
unlike Tauri's always-present AppState.client. Uses qbz_qobuz::endpoints::build_url
(same base) instead of the Tauri-local one.
Deps added: qbz-qobuz (build_url), qconnect-transport-ws (WsTransportConfig /
NativeWsTransport). allow(dead_code) until the service wires it. cargo check
-p qbz-slint green (only the pre-existing unrelated rename_folder warning).
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Phase S steps 9-10. Makes qbz-Slint a QConnect renderer: SlintRendererEngine
implements qconnect_app::QconnectRendererEngine over runtime.core(), so the Slint
frontend inherits the shared echo/cursor/materialize/shuffle orchestration in
qconnect_app::renderer instead of re-deriving it.
- Deps added to qbz-slint: qconnect-app, explicit qbz-player, futures-util, uuid.
- 16 trait forwards through runtime.core() (CoreError mapped to String) +
current_output_format reading player().state.
- start_track_stream + the HTTP feeder (probe FLAC -> play_streaming_dynamic,
fallback download -> play_data) ported from the Tauri CoreBridge impl. The
protected bit-perfect seams are only called, never modified; the probe-derived
sample_rate/channels/bit_depth flow straight through.
- TLS deviation: the crates-workspace reqwest ships rustls-tls (not native-tls),
so .use_native_tls() is dropped. TLS is transport-only; audio bytes identical.
allow(dead_code) until the Slint QConnect service + event sink wire it (next
Phase S step). Verified: cargo check -p qbz-slint green (only a pre-existing
unrelated rename_folder dead-code warning).
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Add the second of the four switchable now-playing bar layouts plus the
4-layout architecture behind it.
ShellState.npb-mode (0=New, 1=Classic) drives mode-conditional columns in
PlayerBar; the transport cluster is extracted into TransportControls.slint and
IconButton/PlayButton into primitives/BarControls (PlayButton gains a `circle`
prop) so both layouts share them without duplicating the popups. The choice
persists via UiPrefs.npb_mode ("new"/"classic") — restored on startup, written
on the "Now Playing view" menu select.
Classic = the Tauri arrangement: transport LEFT (plain play glyph, leading
track-info, inline add-to-playlist + favorite-with-state), glass song card
CENTRE, actions + volume RIGHT. SongCard.glass is a contained card capped at a
fixed 520px; the audio stamp is ABSOLUTELY pinned to the card's right edge
(cover 56 | song info that truncates with ellipsis | stamp 140) so it stays
flush right regardless of the text layout. Track info fires from both the
title click and the transport (i). Classic uses the full-size audio stamp; the
backend LED reads PIPEWIRE.
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Land the "New" now-playing bar as the first of the four switchable
layouts. A dedicated SongCard component holds the cover (or an idle
sleeping cat), the elidable title, the artist·album links, and the
vertical audio stamp (compact quality badge over the backend/mode LEDs).
A full-width seek bar sits on top with a buffer-driven stream lock.
The controls row uses responsive symmetric column zones (39/30/25% by
window width); the side columns share one fraction so the transport stays
absolutely centred and PLAY lands on the window centre. The song-card /
controls divider is a hard wall: the text column stretches to push the
audio stamp to its right edge, the album elides first (and never collapses
to zero) so the stamp is always visible and never crosses the wall.
Adds QualityBadgeFull compact mode, backend/mode output LED labels from
settings, a global TooltipOverlay so clipped columns keep their tooltips,
and the supporting icons.
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The poll loop's seamless-transition branch guessed whether a track-id change
while still playing was a gapless hand-off via a peek_upcoming(1) == track_id
heuristic. When that heuristic missed (queue pointer lagging the engine), the
meta was never refreshed: the seek bar kept advancing while the title/art/album
stayed on the previous track (the reported now-playing populate bug).
Replace the heuristic with reconciliation to what is ACTUALLY playing. New
frontend-agnostic primitive QueueManager::sync_current_to_id(id) moves the queue
pointer to the track the engine advanced to (recording history + keeping the
shuffle cursor aligned) and reports whether it moved; QbzCore wraps it and emits
a queue update only on a real move. The poll loop now syncs to the live track_id
and always refreshes the card, doing the record/sidebar/prefetch bookkeeping only
on a genuine advance (a manual play already moved the pointer, so it is idempotent).
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Committed together because these changes share main.rs, playlist.rs and
PlaylistView.slint, and the new quality field is atomic across every
TrackItem builder, so they cannot compile as separate whole-file commits.
- Universal play-from-here: a single play_track_in_context dispatcher builds
the queue from the current view's VISIBLE list and starts at the clicked
track (playlist, album, artist, favorites, label, mix, search). Cached
views order by the visible model; re-fetch views (album / artist top
tracks) reorder to the in-page filter; the search "most popular" hero
prepends to the results queue. Drops the playlist-track / mix-track arms
that always started at track 1 (the clicked id was read from the wrong
media-action slot).
- Album-name links in track rows open the album page (the ("album","open")
media-action arm was missing and fell through to a no-op).
- Unified track-row quality badge: a new quality-detail field on TrackItem,
populated from bit-depth / sample-rate in every builder through a shared
crate::quality::detail, rendered with a bare (no chip background/border,
centered text) QualityBadgeFull. Restores the exact bit-depth / sample-rate
line that had regressed to a plain CD / Hi-Res tier.
- Playlist track list: reserve the favorite / download / context-menu columns
in the column header, match the row's 36px cover cell, and anchor the
scrollbar to the view edge (matches Local Library > Tracks).
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Insert a 20px spacer before the body row. The JUMP TO bar's natural-top tracks body-row.absolute-position.y, so it drops with the row while its sticky fix-on-scroll clamp stays at 0 (unchanged).
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set_tab updated the Rust view state and called refresh, but never pushed the new index onto the Slint QueueState.tab property, so the History body (gated on tab == 1) never appeared. Sync the property synchronously in set_tab and on every refresh.
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After bit-perfect ALSA Direct grabs a DAC exclusively (hw: + D-Bus
reservation), the device stays sequestered and is invisible to PipeWire,
so switching back to the PipeWire backend can't see it without restarting
the app. Tauri had a refresh affordance for hot-plugged DACs; this is the
refresh plus an explicit release, in one button.
Backend: Player::release_device() / AudioCommand::ReleaseDevice tears the
stream down immediately (cancelling the deferred drop), freeing the hw:
grab + its reservation, then un-suspends the parked sink and resets any
forced graph clock (both self-gating). It does NOT reopen, unlike
reinit_device which would re-grab the device.
UI: a refresh-cw icon button beside the Output device select, propagated
through the settings callback chain to handle_release_device, which
releases, waits for PipeWire to reclaim, then re-enumerates so a freed or
hot-plugged DAC reappears without an app restart.
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QbzSelect badges now render a "BP" tag for bit-perfect outputs and a
speaker glyph (volume-2) for the rest (real outputs that play audio but
not bit-perfect) — an addition, not a replacement. Only the device select
passes badges, so other selects are unchanged.
Add opt-in `searchable`: long output lists overflowed at 1440p, so the
open list gets a case-insensitive filter box and a 360px scroll cap.
Filtering hides non-matching rows by visibility only (model order intact,
so selected(i) keeps the original index). Backed by a new Rust
TextUtil.contains-ci pure callback (Slint 1.16 has no contains builtin).
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Backend-side foundation for a native JACK output. The hard, RT-sensitive part
is done and compiles: jack_backend.rs holds a JackStream that opens a JACK client
'qbz' with stable ports qbz:out_FL/FR, a lock-free SPSC ring buffer, and an
allocation-free process callback (de-interleaves stereo f32 to the ports). The
feeder pushes interleaved f32 via write_f32().
Also: jack 0.13 dep (linux), AudioBackendType::Jack + its factory arm + the
qbz-slint label/bit-perfect match arms. NOT yet offered in the selector
(available_backends push commented) because the player wiring is still pending:
StreamType::Jack + the dispatch branch (backend==Jack -> JackStream) + a
PlaybackEngine::Jack feeder thread that resamples each track to the JACK graph
rate. JACK mode will be opt-in and NOT bit-perfect (one fixed graph rate); the
ALSA-exclusive / DAC-passthrough bit-perfect paths are untouched.
TODO(distribution): feature-gate jack for Flatpak/distro builds without libjack.
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The album header had several dead icon buttons and a non-navigating label
card. Wire them:
- Shuffle -> play_album_shuffled (SystemTime-seeded xorshift Fisher-Yates,
same as the playlist shuffle, no rand dep) + ("album","shuffle") arm.
- Radio -> existing ("album","radio") album-radio path.
- Artist (user icon) -> open the album artist.
- Label sidebar card -> navigate to the label page; added label-id to
AlbumState (populated from album.label.id) and made the card clickable.
Still pending for AlbumView (next batches): multi-select (square-check +
MultiSelectBar), the "more" ellipsis menu, the digital-booklet viewer, and
add-to-mixtape. Awards pages deferred (1:1 Tauri port, separate session).
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Playlist cards (carousels, search, favorites) emitted ("playlist","queue")
and ("playlist","play-next") but no handler existed, so the menu items
were dead. Add enqueue_playlist (fetch the playlist's tracks by id and
append, or insert-next in reverse to keep order) and the two match arms.
The album/track enqueue paths already worked but gave no visible feedback
when the queue panel was closed, reading as "unwired" — add a success
toast (Added to queue / Playing next) to every enqueue path.
cc
With the sidebar fully closed there was no way to reach playlists. Add a
playlists button to the closed-sidebar header cluster that opens a flyout
over SidebarState's entries (folders + playlists), six rows visible with
the rest scrolling, plus an always-visible footer linking to the Playlist
Manager. Rendered at the AppShell level (SidebarPlaylistsPopup +
SidebarPlaylistsPopupState); header button needs no absolute-position
correction (not inside a Flickable).
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The drag-end relied on the row TouchArea's pointer-up, which only arrives
if the row still holds the grab. Inside a ListView (or a Flickable that
stays interactive) the scroll gesture can steal the grab mid-drag, so the
up never reached the row and the ghost stayed glued to the cursor. Add a
`changed pressed` safety net that ends the drag on any release or grab
cancel (both paths guard on ta.dragging, so end() runs once). Also give
LabelPageView's Flickable the interactive: !DragState.active flag the
other track views already have.
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SidebarNavRow (mini sidebar) opened its section flyout with no header;
the closed-sidebar CompactNavBtn dropdowns show the section name + a
hairline. Set HeaderMenuState.title to the row label so the mini flyouts
match (same @tr strings).
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play_local_tracks_now backs all five Local Library play entry points but
omitted the refresh_sidebar(true) its sibling play paths run after
set_queue + after_track_change, so the Queue panel kept showing the
previous queue until reopened or its tab toggled. Add the missing refresh.
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In the mini (icon-only) sidebar the rows show no name. Add a hover bubble
to the right of each folder/top-level-playlist row surfacing the name
(folders also append their playlist count), mirroring the native title
Tauri puts on its collapsed buttons. Rendered at the AppShell level
(SidebarTooltip + SidebarTooltipState) because the sidebar clips its
overflow; anchored with the same Flickable absolute-position correction as
the folder flyout. Closes on click so it does not linger behind the flyout.
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absolute-position of an element nested in a Flickable double-counts the
element's own layout offset (measured: abs.y = true_y + root.y), so the
collapsed-sidebar folder flyout drifted down by one row-pitch per row
(lower folders left the viewport) and the track drag ghost plus the
playlist drop-target hit box drifted the same way. Subtract root.{x,y}
to recover the true window position; scroll-safe because root.{x,y} is
the row's fixed in-layout offset, not the viewport scroll. Rows outside
a Flickable (the section nav rows) are unaffected and left as-is.
Sites: SidebarRow folder-flyout anchor + recompute-drop hit box;
TrackRow drag down/threshold/start/move coordinates.
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- Local Library Tracks: build the play queue from the already-loaded rows
(instant) instead of re-querying the DB + filling covers on every click.
- Mouse back/forward buttons now drive history nav over track rows and album
cards (a TouchArea swallows them, so each interactive surface forwards them;
the AppShell catcher only saw the gaps).
- ExpandableSearch open width trimmed 20px (no longer rides over left controls
on small screens).
- QbzSelect toolbar (Group/Sort/filter) trimmed 40px total.
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Flyouts & idle (main effort):
- Header dropdowns now glue under the tab: open-menu resets from-sidebar +
title (a stale sidebar flyout state was flinging the panel far away).
- Idle-close now pauses while the cursor rests on the TRIGGER too (full
header tabs gained the trigger-hovered logic the others already had).
- Dropped the dropdown caret (saves width on small screens).
Header nav layout:
- Section nav moved INTO the left-controls cluster, after the three sacred
buttons, so it never overlaps them. Full text tabs when nav-in-sidebar off
and sidebar not closed; compact icons when closed — mutually exclusive (no
more duplicate/cluttered header).
- Search field gives up 60px (animated) when the header hosts the nav.
Settings made functional:
- Toast component mounted in AppShell (it was never rendered) + the in-app
toasts toggle drives ToastState.enabled.
- "Show album artwork in Local Library track list" now drives the Tracks/
Folders rows. Both rows un-flagged as unsupported.
Collapsible search (ExpandableSearch, app-wide):
- Smooth open AND close (width animates both ways; magnifier fades).
- Reliable auto-focus on open (deferred via a one-shot timer).
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Shell & navigation:
- Three-state sidebar (open/mini/closed); collapse cycles via header button.
- Section nav as right-flyouts (sidebar) + compact header nav (closed) +
full header tabs (nav-in-sidebar off), via a shared HeaderMenuOverlay.
- Collapsed-folder right-flyout popup (max 4 + scrollbar), Rust-populated.
- Thin auto-hiding sidebar scrollbar pinned to the edge (Flickable, drag-safe).
- Slack-style bezel: rounded inset content panel over surface-card chrome.
- Header restructure: nav buttons, window-centered search, app menu.
Themes & components:
- Live theme switching: Dark / OLED Black / Tokyo Night / System (std-widgets).
- SegmentedTabBar (Discovery-style) with count badges for Library + Local Library.
- MP3 quality-badge tier (format-first classification) across badges.
- QbzSelect (Group/Sort) trimmed 20px.
Behavior fixes:
- Artist + Local Library Folder cover art now reach the rendered (visible/
grouped) models, not just the source set.
- Favorites Playlists/Labels random buttons.
- Playlist track click plays from the clicked track in visible order.
- Dropdown idle-close pauses while the cursor rests on the menu.
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Albums tab — full 1:1 with Tauri in one pass:
- Switch from the chunked-paginated grid to a full-load + in-memory derive so
grouping/filtering span the whole set. derive_albums = search + sort + group
(off / by letter with A-Z jump / by artist, both with section headers) + the
quality/format/source filter (1:1 with matchesQualityFilters: OR within a
group, AND between groups; empty group passes).
- Grid/list view toggle; the list view shows a SOURCE column (Local/Offline/
Plex), placed after TYPE. Filter popup now FLOATS (sibling of the content
layout, not a layout slot) with an active-count badge. Fixed the year sort
(sort_album_items maps year-asc/desc — was also silently broken in Folders).
- Album covers dual-set by id across the full set + visible + grouped sections.
Dedicated local album view — SEPARATE from the Qobuz AlbumView:
- New ContentView::local-album + NavEntry::LocalAlbum + ui/album/LocalAlbumView.slint,
reusing TrackRow/NavButtons/CircleAction/QualityBadge internals but ONLY local
actions (play all / shuffle / edit tags / add to playlist) — no Qobuz chrome.
- Versions: an album's tracks are split by source directory into versions, so
multiple copies of the same album no longer merge into a duplicated track
list. Best-quality version is the default; a source-icon version picker
(hard-drive / Qobuz / Plex glyph in both the selected display and the options)
switches the shown copy in place. The album cover is the best-quality version
that has one, falling through versions, else a placeholder (covers backfilled
from disk via fill_missing_covers). Header padding-top 11px matches the app.
Fix: Artists tab deadlock — fetch_missing_artist_images snapshotted names with a
blocking rx.recv() called from inside an event-loop closure, freezing the UI
(static spinner, no error). Names are now snapshotted on the UI thread and
passed in; the worker never blocks the event loop.
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Complete the tag editor with remote metadata auto-fill.
- qbz-integrations: add frontend-agnostic `discogs` (client + DTOs, Tauri-free)
and `remote_metadata` (unified DTOs + the pure MusicBrainz/Discogs ->
RemoteAlbum* converters). Copied from src-tauri so the Slint frontend can do
remote lookup without depending on the Tauri binary; src-tauri is left fully
untouched (the production build keeps its own copy — no Tauri-build risk).
- tag_editor.rs: search_remote (provider QbzSelect; MusicBrainzClient::new
search_releases_extended / DiscogsClient search_releases, generation-guarded),
select_result, apply_remote (get_release_with_tracks / get_release_metadata ->
full metadata; overwrites album fields + positional per-track title merge;
track-count-mismatch + rate-limit toasts), open_in_browser.
- TagEditorModal: a remote-lookup box (provider + Search, a horizontal result
card strip with select highlight, Apply + open-in-browser). ADR-008: square
badges, no pills.
- state.slint: RemoteResultItem struct + remote fields/actions on TagEditor*.
LocalLibrary Slint port is now feature-complete (scan/folders, artists images,
tag editor manual+remote, tracks bulk). BUILT BLIND — runtime smoke-test pending.
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Bring the Tracks tab up to the Favorites precedent.
- Group-by (Off/Album/Artist/Name) with visible album/artist header rows + an
A-Z jump strip for Name (over the loaded set); show-album hidden under album
grouping. Group mode persists via a new locallibrary_prefs.rs (favorites_prefs
precedent; default "off"), loaded in navigate_local_library before the tab
derives.
- Multi-select toggle (toolbar) + per-row checkbox (TrackRow multi-select-mode)
+ MultiSelectBar with the Tauri Tracks subset: Select all / Add to queue /
Play next / Add to playlist / Clear (no make-offline, no remove).
- derive_tracks (reduced port: local folder_alpha_key, no genre filter) +
TRACKS_CURRENT selection-source cache (cloned in apply/append before the move)
so bulk resolves ids -> LocalTrack in DISPLAY order with no DB round-trip.
- playback::enqueue_local_tracks (source-aware via local_queue_track; reversed
for play-next); per-row play-next/queue wired in on_track_action.
- Add-to-playlist for local + qobuz_download via PlaylistPickerState.local-mode
+ on_pick i64 branch -> db.add_local_track_to_playlist; Plex rows skipped
(decided on the underlying LocalTrack.source, not the remapped TrackItem one).
- No-match empty state added.
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The local-album tag editor (no remote lookup yet — that lands with the
remote-metadata crate move). Opens from a pencil on the local album detail.
- TagEditorModal.slint: album title/artist + year/genre/catalog + per-track
title/track#/disc# table (indexed model write-back) + persistence QbzSelect
(sidecar default / direct opt-in) + save-with-progress. Mounted last in
AppShell (ADR-009 by mount order). ADR-008: dropdown, no pills.
- tag_editor.rs controller: open_tag_editor (off-thread pre-fetch via
fetch_album_tracks_blocking + D1 year seed + can-direct-write CUE guard),
save_tags (validate, is_dir gate, CUE guard, one-time direct-write confirm
via rfd + library_kv ack, sidecar/direct branch on spawn_blocking with
per-file progress, update_album_group_metadata via new with_db_mut, post-save
refresh of the album + browse models), close.
- AlbumPageView: edit pencil CircleAction, visible is-local && source != plex;
AlbumState gains `source`, set in apply_local_album.
- library_db: with_db_mut for the transactional metadata update.
- main.rs: on_media_action("album","edit") + TagEditorActions wiring (close/
save/set-persistence with the CUE gate).
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Render artist portraits on the two-column Artists rail and fill missing ones
from Qobuz in the background.
- qbz-library: new get_all_artist_image_urls() bulk reader (custom path else
cached Qobuz url, keyed by artist_name) so previously-fetched portraits
reappear on revisit without re-hitting Qobuz. (The Tauri batch command was
never registered; this is the corrected one-pass reader.)
- state.slint: LocalArtistItem gains a decoded `image` field; LocalLibraryState
gains the fetch toggle + progress props. merge_artists now returns a Send-safe
ArtistRow (no slint::Image) across spawn_blocking; apply_artists builds the
LocalArtistItem with the (default-empty) image on the UI thread.
- ensure_artists_loaded: seeds the rail from get_all_artist_image_urls, spawns
decode jobs by scheme (local path -> spawn_local_loads, http -> spawn_loads),
and kicks the capped fetch.
- fetch_missing_artist_images: sequential worker, max 50/session, 1s apart,
generation-guarded, exact-normalized match only (no wrong-artist persist),
paints each portrait immediately, persists via cache_artist_image_with_canonical.
- artwork.rs: Copy-safe LocalArtistRowImage { index, gen } target + apply arm
that resolves index -> name and routes through the new name-keyed dual-setter
set_artist_row_image (flat master + every grouped section), so portraits
survive a derive_artists re-run.
- LocalArtistRow renders the decoded image (placeholder until it lands).
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Lift the Tauri scan-orchestration loop into the core crate and drive it from
Settings > Local Library with live progress + cancel.
Core (qbz-library/src/scan.rs): scan_with_progress(db, folder_ids, artwork_cache,
cancel, on_event) replicates v2_library_scan (full) and v2_library_scan_folder
(single) byte-for-byte: CUE files first, per-album sidecar override, embedded ->
folder artwork with a per-folder cache, insert, and missing-file cleanup (whole
DB for full, folder-prefix for single). Progress is pushed through a ScanEvent
callback (no IPC poll) and a cancel AtomicBool is checked at every file boundary
(no cleanup/scan-time on cancel, Tauri parity). Two verified improvements: the
full scan now stamps each folder's last_scan, and network status is re-detected
for every non-overridden scanned folder.
Slint: LibraryScanState global (single poll target; progress computed Rust-side);
a determinate 2-rect progress bar + counts + current-file + Stop button in the
panel; scan-all disabled while running. Controller run_scan() on spawn_blocking
with a ~100ms-coalesced sink (terminal/phase events bypass throttling), an owned
SCAN_CANCEL token, an outcome toast, and a post-scan reload (folder list +
reset browse models so the tabs re-fetch). scan-all/scan-folder/stop-scan wired.
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