Closes ML-143 review findings:
- cast_id/1 uses Integer.parse instead of String.to_integer
- add_to_cart validates against server-side release_groups
- JS.push payload trimmed to {id, format} only
- Oban.insert_all result checked for partial failures
- handle_async success resets @importing? to false
- ImportFromMusicbrainzReleaseGroup gets unique constraint
- Record.parse_datetime/1 made public with safe match
- Workers delegate to Record.parse_datetime/1
- Test coverage: change_format, clear_cart, wishlist single import
SQLite interprets bare years (e.g. "1970") as Julian day numbers
in strftime, producing wrong month-day matches. Filter to only
full YYYY-MM-DD dates before comparing.
Migrate StatsLive.Index, ScrobbledTracksLive.Index, and TopAlbums to
consume matching_records list instead of scalar record IDs. Remove the
derive_legacy_record_ids bridge function. TopAlbums now uses a dropdown
for multi-record badges with play count display.
Replace scalar collected_record_id/wishlisted_record_id subqueries with
a single matching_records JSON array grouped by release group
(records.musicbrainz_id). Add parse_matching_records/1 for JSON parsing
and derive_legacy_record_ids/2 as a temporary bridge for existing
templates. Update tests to use shared musicbrainz_id fixtures.
Replaces collected_record_id and wishlisted_record_id correlated
subqueries in tracks_with_record_info_query with a single
matching_records json_group_array subquery that returns all records
sharing the same release ID. Adds parse_matching_records/1 for JSON
deserialization. Updates recent_activity/2 and list_tracks/1 to parse
the JSON at the boundary. Derives legacy collected_record_id and
wishlisted_record_id from matching_records so existing LiveViews keep
working. The get_top_albums test is temporarily skipped pending the
top_albums_attach_metadata update.
The Chat component kept stale messages and chat references
when patching to a different artist/record because update/2
only refreshed the chat list, not the active chat state.
The delta branch in decode_responses_event now explicitly returns
:ok after invoking the callback, so a callback returning {:error, _}
cannot be mistaken for a stream-level error by decode_events.
The record_count now reflects the number of grouped catalog lines
the model sees, not raw DB rows. Two copies of the same album on
different formats count as 1 catalog entry.
Claudio Ortolina