The album card now has a fully deterministic 266px height (artwork 220
+ 6 spacer + 40 meta, with fixed-height title and artist text). The
section row's ScrollView pins viewport-height to its height, so the
vertical scroll range is zero — the row can no longer scroll
vertically, even invisibly.
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Corrections from testing feedback:
- Remove the greeting — the current QBZ discovery view has no greeting,
only the tab selector. Drops HomeState.greeting and the chrono dep.
- Quality badge is now the icon-only badge (hi-res.svg, or cd.svg in a
framed square), not a numeric text pill. AlbumCardItem carries a
quality tier instead of a quality string.
- Tighten the album card: deterministic 274px height, title and artist
in a 2px-spaced stack — removes the large gap between them.
- SectionRow no longer scrolls vertically (vertical-scrollbar-policy
always-off, height pinned to the card height).
- Artwork is downscaled to 264px on decode instead of holding ~600px
source textures.
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Discover cards now show real Qobuz cover art. Artwork is fetched and
decoded off the UI thread, capped at 16 concurrent downloads, and each
result is applied to its own card row on the Slint event loop — so a
cover arriving never resets a section.
- artwork.rs: download + decode worker and per-row apply.
- AlbumCardItem gains an `artwork` image field; AlbumCard overlays the
cover, falling back to the elevated placeholder until it resolves.
- main.rs: after the discover sections render, artwork jobs are spawned
for every card with an image URL.
qbz-slint now depends on reqwest and image.
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After sign-in the app loads the real Qobuz discover index and renders
the Home view: a time-based greeting with the user's name, the tab
pill (Home / Editor's Picks / For You), and discover sections — New
Releases, Press Accolades, Ideal Discography, Qobuzissimes, Albums of
the Week — each a horizontally scrolling row of album cards.
- state.slint: AlbumCardItem / DiscoverSection structs, HomeState global.
- discover/: AlbumCard (artwork area, award ribbon, title, artist,
quality badge), SectionRow, HomeView.
- home.rs: discover-index fetch and mapping (award-ribbon priority,
quality string), greeting, and event-loop model application. Unit
tests for ribbon, quality, and greeting logic.
- AppShell content region is now the HomeView.
Album artwork images load in the next increment (artwork pipeline);
cards currently show the elevated placeholder. No fixtures — all data
is the live discover index.
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Wires real authentication. "Sign in via Browser" now runs the actual
Qobuz OAuth flow with no Tauri and no WebView: opens the system
browser, captures the authorization code on a one-shot localhost
listener, exchanges it via QbzCore's Qobuz client, and activates a
real per-user session through AppRuntime.
- adapter.rs: SlintAdapter implements FrontendAdapter.
- auth.rs: system-browser OAuth, mirrors v2_start_system_browser_oauth
without Tauri. Includes a query-param parse test.
- main.rs: tokio runtime; sign-in / offline callbacks run real async
work and navigate to the shell on success.
- Sidebar: placeholder playlist fixtures removed.
qbz-slint now depends on qbz-app, qbz-core, and qbz-models.
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M1 progress. Adds the post-login shell: HeaderBar (nav tabs and
search), Sidebar (playlists list and user card), PlayerBar (transport,
now-playing, volume), and AppShell composing them with the content
region as a placeholder.
app.slint gains an AppScreen enum; clicking sign-in or start-offline
navigates login -> shell (no real auth yet — that is M2). New layout
foundation tokens (sidebar width, header/player-bar heights) plus
border and hover semantic colors.
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M1 progress. Adds the foundation token layer (palette, semantic
colors, spacing, radius, typography) bound to the QBZ dark theme,
three primitives (QbzCheckbox, QbzPrimaryButton, QbzTextLink), and
the LoginScreen feature component.
The login screen mirrors the Svelte LoginView: centered card, logo,
QBZ wordmark, Qobuz ToS checkbox, "Sign in via Browser" button,
system-browser and offline links, and the legal disclaimer. Colors
are lifted verbatim from src/app.css; strings use @tr() markers.
Rust side: typed AppCommand enum; UI callbacks dispatch through it.
M2 wires the command handler to AppRuntime.
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First increment of M1 of the Slint functional POC. Adds the qbz-slint
workspace member: Slint 1.x dependency, build.rs compiling ui/app.slint,
a minimal AppWindow, and the binary entry point.
Verifies the Slint toolchain builds in this environment before the
foundation layer (tokens, shell, theme, i18n, typed commands) lands.
Private slint-poc branch only (ADR-007).
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Task 2 of the Slint POC readiness audit. AppRuntime now performs
framework-agnostic per-user session activation: activate, activate_at,
activate_offline, deactivate, plus is_session_active, active_user_id,
and a with_session_store accessor.
This is the minimal version per the 2026-05-18 audit correction. It
opens only the session store and does the portable scaffolding (user
paths, directories, last_user_id marker, runtime state machine). It
does not touch Tauri's session_lifecycle, does not initialize the
src-tauri-side per-user stores, and does not run the flat-to-user
migration. The shipping app keeps identical behavior; this is additive.
activate_at takes explicit directories and is the testable core;
activate resolves real per-user paths through UserDataPaths.
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Adds a framework-agnostic composition root for non-Tauri UI shells
(Slint, TUI, headless) as Task 1 of the Slint POC readiness audit
(session-20-slint-poc-readiness-audit).
AppRuntime<A> owns an Arc<QbzCore<A>> plus the runtime state machine,
built with the same recipe as the Tauri CoreBridge but with no Tauri
dependency. Scope is composition and accessors only; per-user store
ownership and session activation are deferred to Task 2.
qbz-app now depends on qbz-core, qbz-player, qbz-audio, and qbz-models.
The Tauri app does not consume this module; it is purely additive.
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Clicking a track inside an expanded Mixtape/Collection item now plays
it. Qobuz albums and playlists build the queue directly; Plex and
local-library albums delegate to the backend collection-item resolver,
then jump the queue cursor to the clicked track.
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Expanded playlist items showed "No results found"; fetch their tracks
via v2_get_playlist. Also carry the remix/edition version field so
titles render consistently.
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Add playback/audio/graphics settings to the diagnostics snapshot via
v2_get_playback_preferences. No sensitive data (no username or paths);
gated by the existing diagnostics opt-in toggle.
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Switch the session store SQLite connection from synchronous=NORMAL to
synchronous=FULL. With WAL + NORMAL the last writes can sit unsynced in
the WAL and be lost on a hard reboot / power loss, dropping the restored
session.
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Qobuz Connect renderer mode and casting are mutually exclusive output modes. While qbz is registered as a QConnect renderer, the Qobuz cloud drives playback through the renderer-command path, which bypasses the cast path entirely — the cast device receives no LOAD and stays silent.
connectToDevice() now checks QConnect status and, if it is on, suspends it (v2_qconnect_disconnect) before connecting the cast device. When the cast ends, disconnect() restores QConnect only if it was on beforehand; a failed cast connection restores it too. Applies to Chromecast and DLNA alike.
Fixes#439.
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TAG_DETAILS.md is the curated, user-facing release summary rendered by the website and the in-app About modal. CHANGELOG_FULL.md is the complete commit list for v1.2.12..v1.2.13, restoring the two-file release-docs layout last used at 1.2.5.
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Version bumped across Cargo.toml, tauri.conf.json, package.json, snapcraft.yaml (version + source-tag), flake.nix, and the lockfiles. metainfo.xml gains a 1.2.13 release entry, the About modal codename becomes "400+ stars", and the README contributors list adds @Vudgekek and @DoubleGate.
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Google Cast closes a control connection that goes roughly 10 seconds without a heartbeat PING. QBZ pinged every 25 seconds, so any cast connection left idle between connect and load — for example while the track downloads, or across a delayed second play attempt — was dropped by the receiver. The next LOAD then failed with EPIPE (broken pipe): the device chimed on connect but never played audio, and the heartbeat thread logged repeating broken-pipe warnings.
Pinging every 5s is the cadence the Cast protocol expects and keeps the connection alive through those idle gaps.
Fixes#439.
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Session resume of a Qobuz track no longer forces the streaming start-position path, which buffered the CMAF stream sequentially from byte 0 up to the saved offset (up to ~30s wait, with no buffering indication).
v2_play_track is now always called without a start position. The track resumes at the saved offset only on a cache hit (format_id === null), where the audio is a full in-memory buffer and Seek lands like a local file. On a cache miss it starts from 0:00 instead of blocking on a sequential buffer fill.
No backend or audio-engine change; the start_position_secs streaming path is now unused.
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The graphics recommendation banner no longer writes settings: the Apply button and the v2_apply_graphics_recommendation command are removed, so the banner only detects and explains. The user applies the change with the real toggles, matching the HiFi Wizard's advisory model. write_recommendation stays for the qbz --autoconfig-graphics CLI.
The Force DMA-BUF help text is now GPU-aware: the instability warning only shows on NVIDIA-only systems; non-NVIDIA and hybrid hosts are told it is safe to enable. On hybrid hosts the rendering GPU dropdown marks the integrated GPU as recommended.
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NVIDIA-only systems no longer get a hardware-acceleration recommendation that visibly stutters under WebKitGTK. The three NVIDIA-only branches (Wayland+GNOME, Wayland, X11) collapse into one CPU-rendering profile, since XWayland does not rescue the stutter either.
NVIDIA + iGPU hybrid now allows DMA-BUF: WebKit composites on the stable iGPU stack, so the instability that affects NVIDIA-only systems does not apply. The recommendation also tells the user to pick the iGPU explicitly in the rendering GPU selector instead of Auto.
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