Myron Blair
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- Episode transcode (single + bulk) now accepts storage_type=scan, matching stream_episode and the movie-transcode endpoint — Library-Scan-imported TV episodes can finally be transcoded, not just streamed. - retry_job now forwards content_type, fixing retry for failed/cancelled episode jobs (was silently treating them as movies and failing again). - cancel_job now updates the correct collection (movies vs episodes) based on content_type instead of always writing to db.movies. - approve_request atomically claims the request (pending -> approving) before contacting Radarr/Sonarr, so a double-click or two concurrent admins can't both add the same content; releases the claim back to pending on any failure so a fixable error can be retried. - Music enrichment's update_many now re-checks album_art_url is still empty, so it no longer clobbers art an admin manually set via PATCH. - Library Cleanup's dangling-refs scan now also checks episode_progress for rows referencing a deleted episode (previously only watchlist/ progress against movie_id were checked). - Settings now surfaces a failed bulk-TMDB-enrich run as an error instead of a false "Enrichment done" success summary. - Music player's isPlaying now syncs from the audio element's native play/pause events instead of only being set inside togglePlay/track- change, so it can't drift from actual playback state (buffering stalls, OS media-key pauses, etc).
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