Drain the *arr queue before title delete, trust queue and history hashes,
and match leftover torrents by title and year so an in-progress release
name is removed instead of left downloading.
Keep TV specials when a request covers only regular seasons. Encode
first-run passwords, default missing config-show fields, and strip
Windows CRLF on Python, Dockerfiles, and migrations. Pin express-stack
images. After Sonarr title delete, remove leftover torrents/ dirs even
when qB already dropped the torrent. Document that only the default
stack is supported.
Seerr's DELETE /api/v1/media/:id/file is title-scoped and would wipe
every remaining season. For a TV request that is only a subset, the
gateway now deletes those Sonarr episode files and unmonitors them,
then drops the request. Movies and last remaining seasons still use
the title-level cascade.
media-purge --seasons and the inotify watcher match that: a season
path never title-purges (other seasons may only be monitored). qB
cleanup requires a season token, refuses multi-season and S01-03
packs, and uses the same title-boundary rules as title-level. *arr
recycle bin is /data/media/.recycle with 7-day cleanup.
Sonarr uncertainty (missing key, failed episodefile list, empty TV
season list) returns 502 and leaves the request. The gateway mounts
config/sonarr/ as a directory so first install cannot replace
config.xml with a Docker-created directory.
Prefer history hashes filtered by library folder key, then exact folder-key
match only (no sequel prefix hits). Refuse ambiguous multi-matches. Ignore
partial file-delete events. Best-effort Jellyfin library refresh after purge.
Hardlink-safe cleanup: Seerr/Jellyfin/*arr deletes remove library files and
qB torrents via purge hooks and media-purge-watch. Indexers get seed ratio/time
so completed downloads can leave torrents/. Upgrade always re-wires services;
drop user-facing config sync. Live e2e covers Radarr, Seerr, and Jellyfin APIs.
