bvandeusen f6975cfad3 fix(tracks): rewrite RemoveTrack — direct os.Remove + optional Lidarr unmonitor
Replaces commit 50a231f's wrong-shape Lidarr-routed delete. The previous
design called lidarrquarantine.DeleteViaLidarr for Lidarr-managed tracks,
which deletes the entire **album** in Lidarr (Lidarr is album-granular,
no per-track delete API) — silently dropping sibling tracks the operator
didn't ask to remove.

New shape per spec revision 723eee9:
- Always: os.Remove + DB delete + cascade through Minstrel.
- When unmonitor=true AND track has mbid: call new Lidarr.UnmonitorTrack
  primitive so Lidarr won't replace. Failure is non-fatal — file is
  already gone, DB consistent; the lidarrUnmonitorFailed bool flows to
  the wire response so the UI can surface a follow-up "unmonitor
  manually" toast.

Service signature changes from `(trackID, adminID) → (delAlbum, delArtist, err)`
to `(trackID, adminID, unmonitor) → (delAlbum, delArtist, lidarrFailed, err)`.

Adds Lidarr.UnmonitorTrack with full three-step API walk:
  1. GET /api/v1/album?foreignAlbumId={mbid} → Lidarr's internal album id
  2. GET /api/v1/track?albumId={id} → match track by foreignTrackId
  3. PUT /api/v1/track/monitor with {trackIds:[id], monitored:false}

Refactors post() into a shared bodyRequest() so put() reuses the same
status-code → typed-error mapping. The album mbid is captured *before*
the cascade-delete transaction — DeleteAlbumIfEmpty may remove the
album row, after which a post-commit GetAlbumByID returns ErrNoRows
and the unmonitor walk would have nothing to walk against.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-02 22:35:34 -04:00
2026-04-19 15:14:56 +00:00
2026-04-18 17:33:35 +00:00

Minstrel

Self-hosted music server with OpenSubsonic compatibility plus an extended API for server-side smart shuffle, a dual-like model (general + contextual), session-aware radio, ListenBrainz scrobble/similarity, and Lidarr integration. Go + Postgres, packaged as a Docker container.

State and intelligence belong on the server, not the client.

Specs

Authoritative v1 scope lives under docs/:

  • Server spec — current implementation focus.
  • Client spec — Flutter companion app; work starts once the server reaches its Subsonic-compatible baseline.

Development workflow

  • Day-to-day work happens on the dev branch (or feature branches merged into dev).
  • main is protected — changes land only via pull request from dev.
  • Production builds are cut by tagging a release (v*) off main.

CI / container image

Forgejo Actions handles:

  • Tests on push to dev and on PRs into main.
  • Container image build + push to the Forgejo registry on merge to main (:main) and on v* tags (:<version>).

Task and milestone tracking: Fable (Minstrel project, id 12).

Development

Minstrel has two concurrent dev processes:

  1. Backend: docker compose up — starts Postgres and Minstrel on :4533.
  2. Frontend: cd web && npm install && npm run dev — Vite dev server on :5173 with HMR.

The Vite dev server proxies /api/* and /rest/* to the backend on :4533, so session cookies work correctly when the SPA is loaded from the Vite origin.

Production build

docker build -t minstrel . runs the SvelteKit build inside a node stage, copies the output into the golang stage, and //go:embeds it into the final binary. The resulting container serves the SPA from / alongside the API surfaces. No separate static-file server is required.

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