4grayandClaude Opus 5
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Review follow-ups on the any-source EPG fallback. The rails asked one flat, source-less question for every live card, so with two imported guides reusing an XMLTV id — `ard.de` is unique inside a guide, not across imports — a card could be handed the programme the other playlist's guide resolved. The lookup is now grouped by the source scope its playlist declares (the channel list's rule: only an M3U playlist carries its own guide) and the answers are namespaced by that scope, so a card only ever reads its own. Playlists on the same guide still share one lookup, and each group keeps the any-source retry that fixes the original bug (Greptile P1). On a preload without the batch endpoint the retry now uses the unscoped per-channel lookup; `getCurrentProgramForChannel` re-applies the Settings scope, so the retry was asking the question the scoped pass had already answered. Every other caller keeps that historical behaviour (Codex P2). The regression E2E was rewritten around the reported case: the favourite's own playlist declares no guide, Settings hold a global XMLTV that does not know the channel, and the programme exists only in the guide another playlist imported. The old fixture let the card resolve in its own playlist scope, so it would have passed without the fallback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Workspace Dashboard Feature
This library owns the workspace dashboard rails UI. The dashboard is a read-only surface over existing playlist, recent, favorites, EPG, and Xtream catalog data; it should not introduce Electron IPC, SQLite schema, or route contracts on its own.
Dashboard Surfaces
The dashboard renders a surface only when the matching setting is enabled. Data rails also require the underlying data slice to have at least one item.
heroshows the large top banner for the most recent global item. When that item is a live TV channel, the hero looks up the current XMLTV programme and displays the programme title, time range, and EPG progress bar when data is available.continueWatchingshows recent movies and series fromDashboardDataService.globalRecentVodItems()using cover cards with playback progress when a saved resume position is available.liveFavoritesshows favorited live TV channels fromDashboardDataService.globalFavoriteLiveItems()using the channel layout with EPG title, time range, and progress when XMLTV data is available.recentlyWatchedLiveshows recently watched live TV channels fromDashboardDataService.globalRecentLiveItems()using the same channel layout.favoriteMoviesAndSeriesshows favorited movies and series fromDashboardDataService.globalFavoriteItems(), excluding live favorites, using cover cards.recentSourcesshows recently used playlist/source entries.xtreamRecentlyAddedshows recently added Xtream catalog items.tmdbRecommendationsshows "Because you watched X" — TMDB recommendations seeded from recently watched movies/series, kept to titles that exist in an imported Xtream library. Needs the TMDB opt-in and the Electron DB worker (hidden in the PWA), and hides itself below five matched cards. Data:DashboardRecommendationsServiceinworkspace/dashboard/data-access.tmdbTrendingshows TMDB's weekly trending titles, matched against the imported Xtream libraries. Same TMDB/Electron gating; unmatched cards open the global search prefilled. Data:DashboardTrendingService.
Settings
Per-surface visibility lives on Settings.dashboardRails as a
DashboardRailsSettings object. Every surface defaults to enabled. Stored
settings are deep-merged with DEFAULT_DASHBOARD_RAILS_SETTINGS by
SettingsStore, so existing users and older partial settings keep newly added
surfaces visible unless they explicitly turn them off.
The global showDashboard flag remains a top-level Settings property because
workspace startup and route guards already depend on that contract. The Settings
UI groups showDashboard and the per-surface checkboxes in the Dashboard
section. When showDashboard is off, the per-surface checkboxes are disabled
because the dashboard route itself is hidden.
Navigation
Rail cards use the navigation state provided by DashboardDataService for the
underlying item. Rail "See all" links may also pass router state:
- live rails open the relevant collection on Live TV.
- cover rails for movies/series open Global Recent or Global Favorites on Movies when movie items are present, otherwise on Series.
This keeps the global collection pages from defaulting to Live TV when a dashboard rail is clearly about movies or series.