Put an 8dp spacer at the start of the scrollable content and let the
reveal leave that gap when scrolling back towards the first tab, so the
selected pill no longer sits flush against the screen edge. The spacer
scrolls away, so a tab that is half off is still cut at the edge.
Drop the strip's divider and shorten its label to "Offline mode". Take
the bar's horizontal inset off the scroll container so a tab that is
scrolled half off is cut at the screen edge instead of stopping inside
the bar's gutter; the gear keeps its end padding.
The tab bar measured the selected tab's full label before the trailing
controls, so a long translation or a large font scale squeezed the
settings gear and eventually removed it, and an indicator in the bar
made that happen sooner. Put the tabs in a weighted, horizontally
scrollable strip and keep the gear outside it, then scroll the selected
tab into view when the pager settles, in either layout direction.
Move the offline indicator out of the bar into a strip above the tabs
that names the mode and offers to go online. Offline mode limits every
list, and Home already swaps to downloaded content without saying why;
an icon in the bar could not explain that and competed for the same
width.
Reuse the materialized ranking CTE chain for the per-artist fallback so
duplicate covers keep the same album, exercise the four-row cap, and
test every credit path plus source isolation. Resolve the art input as a
pure function and key the artist and covers off the same source.
Artist detail only used the materialized artist cover list, so credited
track artists without an artists row, or with an empty or stale cover
list, always fell back to the letter placeholder even though their
appearances albums had art. Observe the credit-derived cover query and
use it for the detail art, preferring the cached downloaded covers when
offline. The query covers album, album_artists, song and song_artists
credits.
Gate the restore on the caller's content being ready instead of an item
count that can include only the header, clear it after clamping to the
available rows, and include offset-only positions. Apply the same saver
to the artist grid so a process-death restore does not open at the top.
The lazy list restores its saved position before a paging-backed playlist
has replayed its cached pages, so a zero-item first frame clamped it back
to the top. Track the position separately and reapply it once the item
exists, which covers paged playlists as well as the album and artist
lists. The test disposes and restores the scaffold with an empty first
frame to keep this from regressing.
Album and artist context menus gain an Info dialog covering the plural
album artists, sort names and the play and download details the screens
do not show. Multiple artist links collapse into one ellipsised entry
that opens the artist chooser instead of listing each artist.
Sort lists can now prefer regular names over sort names, or only use
sort names for names without Latin letters. The new plain-name indexes
keep those orders out of a temp B-tree.
Also carry plural artists through the Media3 queue so Now Playing and
the mini player keep them, drop the album artist tap ripple, and show
the aggregate download progress in the tab bar where offline mode used
to sit.
Only reserve the action-button width for the lines they actually overlap, so the collapsed bio's More stays on the third full-width line without moving the actions or spacing.
Turn the 3-cover layout upside down so the stem runs from the centre to the top edge and the two arms open toward the bottom, leaving one boundary straight up from the centre.
Nudge the star and overflow row 8dp right, and restore the vertical offset, so the action row and shuffle button share a centre line. Keep the extra collapsed-bio spacing and the gap before the Albums header.
Move the breathing room into the bio text instead of offsetting the star and overflow actions, which broke their centre alignment with the shuffle button.
The three-line collapsed bio let its More control sit under the star and overflow buttons, and the collapsed state had no bottom gap before the Albums header. Move the actions up, reserve their width on all three collapsed lines, and add the same bottom gap the expanded state uses.
Move change detection into a desired CTE with UPDATE ... FROM so mass updates do not turn the trailing WHERE into a quadratic correlated scan, and so no-op passes write zero rows. Fold the trigger optimization into the 35->36 migration and re-check/rewrite it from onOpen, so a future migration cannot silently restore the full UPDATE triggers. Re-resolve artist detail art when the active source becomes ready, and cover artist search renames in a Room-level test.
The materialized art update rewrote every artist row on every library-changing sync. That fired the FTS5 content-sync triggers for each artist, which was the real cost: the same SQL is ~10ms with the triggers removed and ~4.7s for 100 changed artists with them in place. Only update rows whose cover lists actually changed, and replace the generated artist search triggers with UPDATE OF name, sortName so art-only writes never touch the FTS index. Existing databases get this through migration 36->37; fresh databases get it from the onCreate callback.
Cap the resolver at four covers, re-rank after deduplication so duplicate covers do not consume the grid budget, carry a thumbnail per fallback step, and advance to the grid when both the full image and its thumbnail fail. Negative-cache failed provider-image fetches per artist URL, clear materialized downloaded covers when all downloads are removed, and drop redundant plumbing.
Store the OpenSubsonic artistImageUrl and two materialized cover-id lists on each artist row, backfill them in the 35->36 migration, and refresh downloaded covers only for affected artists when downloads change. Icons and the artist hero now resolve provider art, server artist art, then the same materialized grid synchronously, with a definitive-failure fallback so a dead provider URL does not strand the letter placeholder.
Download artwork also caches the provider image for the track and album artists, falls back to the artist cover when that fetch fails, and keeps both keys across sweeps. Query timing for the materialization pass is down from roughly 3.4s to 1.9s on the 20k-song benchmark.
Load up to four thumbnail covers per visible artist row on demand and render the same 1-4 layout inside the circular artist icon. Lists stay on the expensive per-row query for now.
When an artist has no portrait, build a 1-4 cover hero from album credits on demand. Uses full-res for one cover and thumbnails for 2-4; three covers use a Y split.
Exercise context and block drags against the queue authority: all context positions across the up-next block, a far move that crosses the window, a context move while an up-next track plays, and moving the playing up-next track.
A context drag that crosses the up-next block moves the block's anchor in the repository but the old player.move used the combined drop position, leaving the two in different orders. Rebuild the window for context moves that happen while a block exists, in both the in-window and window-offset paths.
Also drop the redundant rebuildWindow snapshot parameter, the unused media-item context read-back, and add coverage for shuffled album context, ranged album moves and ranged up-next moves.
Use album gain for items whose queue entry references an album and track gain for playlists, singles and other mixed contexts, including shuffled album queues. Carry the resolved context on each media item so the audio thread does not need to inspect the queue.
Keep a track moved within an album as an album range so it stays in album context; moves out of playlists, artists, genres and other mixed contexts remain pinned song entries.
Use symmetric page margins for the artist bio, let lines below the action buttons use the full width, and stop the expanding bio from shifting the hero gradient.
Keep source line breaks, treat the triple-space paragraph separator some servers return as a blank line, justify wrapped bio lines, and append a bold Less control to the expanded bio.
Retry a failed download bio fetch instead of blacklisting the artist for
the rest of the process, and give a failed or offline refresh its own
message so it is not mistaken for a server with no biography.
Wait for the stored row before choosing the bio text, so a cached bio no
longer flashes the loading state on entry, and bound the page refresh so
a stalled response cannot leave the loading state up indefinitely.
Render an oversized first token instead of a blank collapsed line, and
check whether the whole remainder fits in one measurement.
Load the biography when the artist page is entered. A stored biography is
rendered immediately while it refreshes in the background; otherwise the
page starts with the loading message and falls back to the empty state.
Collapse a biography to two lines and append a bold More only when the
text does not fit. Tapping that line expands the biography, after which
the first lines keep clear of the star and overflow buttons and the rest
use the full width.
Artist biographies come from getArtistInfo2, which the library sync does
not call. Store them in their own table so a page open can use the last
value immediately and downloads can keep it for offline use, without
pulling a large text column into every artist list query.
A missing row means the artist has never been fetched; a row with a null
biography means the server had none. That lets the page show the loading
state only until the first fetch completes.
The fallback art reads albums and credits, but a successful sync invalidates through the sources row, so observing those tables only adds refreshes for play, star, and sync writes that do not change artist art.
Avoid re-requesting search focus when the screen is restored, keep the cheaper album-credit-first art lookup, and test restoration plus association-table invalidation.
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