Confirm-only "this post may continue this series" matcher.
- series_suggestion table (post_id, series_tag_id, score, signals jsonb, status
pending|added|dismissed, UNIQUE(post,series)); migration 0041 + two settings
knobs (series_suggest_enabled, series_suggest_threshold).
- series_match_service: weighted additive score (title-stem / same-artist /
page-continuity / shared-distinctive-tags), no single signal gating. The title
"pattern" is derived on the fly from the post titles already in a series, so it
sharpens as more are confirmed (no persisted state to drift). Candidates are
bounded to the post's artist. match_post upserts pending suggestions (UNIQUE +
on-conflict, respecting prior added/dismissed decisions).
- accept reuses add_post_as_chapter then marks 'added'; dismiss marks 'dismissed'.
- rescan_series_suggestions_task: settings-gated, time-boxed + self-resuming from
a post-id cursor (maintenance_long lane), like normalize_tags_task.
- API: GET /series/suggestions, POST .../<id>/accept|dismiss, POST .../rescan.
- Settings: enabled + threshold exposed via /settings/import.
- Tests: pure scoring helpers + matcher/accept/dismiss/rescan lifecycle + UNIQUE
dedup.
Frontend (Suggestions tab + settings card) lands next.
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reextract_archive_attachments loaded ALL PostAttachments and ran in one pass up
to a 30-min soft limit, then died without re-enqueueing — a large archive
backlog would only ever partially process. And a naive re-run can't advance: an
already-extracted archive is still an archive on disk, so it'd re-extract the
same first batch forever.
Give it a real cursor + time-box + self-resume (mirrors normalize_tags_task,
operator-asked 2026-06-07: reasonable timeout, then re-queue so other work keeps
flowing):
- service scans attachments with id > after_id in ascending order, time-boxes
the chunk, and reports partial=True + resume_after_id (last scanned id).
- task passes a 600s budget and re-enqueues itself from the cursor until the
scan is exhausted. Routes on the maintenance_long lane.
- This is independent of the maintenance_long lane isolation (already shipped) —
that stops long tasks starving the quick maintenance queue; this stops the
re-extract itself dying on a big backlog.
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The constant + comment landed BETWEEN @celery.task(...) and the function def,
which is a syntax error that broke the whole tasks.admin import (cascaded to
lint E999 + every backend/integration test). Move it above the decorator.
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normalize_tags_task timed out at the 40-min hard limit on a large back-catalog
(the first run recases the whole booru vocabulary) — operator-flagged, and it
monopolized the concurrency-1 maintenance queue while doing so.
normalize_existing_tags now takes time_budget_seconds: the live run stops
cleanly at the budget and reports {partial, remaining}. The task runs 600s
chunks and re-enqueues itself until nothing remains (idempotent — commits per
group, so the next chunk skips already-canonical groups). Short chunks let the
recovery sweep and other maintenance tasks interleave instead of being blocked
for 40 minutes.
Frontend: the Standardize button is now fire-and-forget ("Queued — runs in the
background; re-run Preview to confirm") instead of poll-until-done, which would
have falsely reported "complete" after the first chunk.
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Follow-up to #701: new tags are saved canonical, but the back-catalog keeps
whatever casing it was created with. This adds a maintenance action that
Title-Cases every existing tag (collapsing whitespace) and merges
case/whitespace-variant duplicates into one.
Backend:
- tag_service.normalize_existing_tags(session, *, dry_run): groups all tags by
(kind, coalesce(fandom_id,-1), canonical_name). Per group it picks a survivor
(prefer an already-canonical member → no rename/self-alias; else the
best-connected tag → fewest FK repoints; else lowest id), merges the variants
INTO it via the tested TagService._do_merge (image_tag/allowlist/embedding/
aliases/series_page repoints + protective ML aliases), then renames the
survivor to canonical. Losers are deleted before the rename so there's no
transient unique-index clash; commits per group and isolates failures per
group. Idempotent — an already-canonical lone tag is a no-op.
- normalize_tags_task (maintenance queue, asyncio.run + per-task NullPool async
engine, soft 1800/hard 2400) — recovery/timeout/duration covered by FC-3i.
- POST /api/admin/tags/normalize: dry_run=true returns a projection inline
(group/collision/rename counts + sample); dry_run=false enqueues the task.
Frontend: a "Standardize tag casing" section in TagMaintenanceCard (Cleanup
tab) — preview → apply (polls the activity dashboard to terminal status),
behind a back-up-first warning. admin store gains normalizeTags().
Tests: tests/test_tag_normalize.py — dry-run counts, live merge + image-tag
dedup/repoint, idempotency, same-name-different-fandom and -different-kind kept
separate, ML-known loser keeps a protective alias.
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Existing PostAttachments that are actually archives (filed opaquely before the
magic-byte gate) need extracting retroactively. cleanup_service.
reextract_archive_attachments scans PostAttachments, magic-detects the archives,
and for each reconstructs the post's sidecar from the DB + re-runs attach_in_place
in a temp dir — so the members extract and re-link to the SAME post via
find_or_create_post (source_id + external_post_id). Idempotent (members dedupe by
sha256). Enqueues thumbnail+ML for new members.
Wired as a maintenance-queue Celery task (tasks/admin) + POST
/api/admin/maintenance/reextract-archives (202) + a "Re-extract archive
attachments" card in Settings → Maintenance.
Test: a zip stored under a mangled extension-less name extracts + links its
member to the post via ImageProvenance, and a second run is a no-op (idempotent).
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