Summary
This release focuses on making day-to-day setup and importing smoother for self-hosted users. Prowlarr imports are now easier to reuse and control, completed download importing is more reliable in Docker setups, and a few frustrating edge cases around authenticated log downloads and Windows path handling have been cleaned up.
Added
- Added saved Prowlarr import connection settings so the URL, port, and securely stored API key can be reused instead of being re-entered every time.
- Added an optional Prowlarr tag filter so users can import only indexers with a specific tag.
- Added regression coverage around Prowlarr import persistence, tag-based import filtering, authenticated log downloads, and qBittorrent auto-import path handling.
Changed
- Changed Prowlarr import behavior so a configured tag filter overrides the default audiobook category import rules.
- Changed the Prowlarr import modal to preload saved values, allow clearing a saved tag override, and close automatically after a successful import.
- Changed the Wanted manual search table so the download action stays visible while horizontally scrolling wider result sets. Closes #410
Fixed
- Fixed Prowlarr import settings being lost across refreshes by persisting them in the database, with the API key stored securely at rest. Closes #396.
- Fixed
System > Recent Logs > Download Logsso downloads work correctly when authentication is enabled. Closes #409. - Fixed intermittent Windows short-path issues that could cause imported or stored library paths to show unexpected abbreviated folder names. Closes #420.
- Fixed qBittorrent completed-download auto import when remote path mappings are required, especially in Docker-style setups where qBittorrent and Listenarr use different filesystem paths. (Reported on Discord)
- Fixed the generic settings response so the encrypted saved Prowlarr API key is not exposed back to the frontend.
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