Improvements
- Added a warning beside Automatic repairs explaining that existing library files are deleted before searching for replacements.
- Expanded Health details use concise failure and replacement wording, combine check metadata into one status line, and keep provider and low-level diagnostics optional.
- Orphan cleanup shows the audit automatically after scanning, then offers removal when candidates are available.
Fixes
- Health loads diagnostic evidence and collapsed lists on demand instead of fetching them during page load and every refresh.
- Health recheck and replacement-retry controls now use distinct, consistent icons and labels; recheck requests show queued feedback until live progress appears.
Upgrade notes
- Some advanced repair and pipeline settings have been removed from the UI, and previous custom values may revert to sensible defaults intended to be safer for most users. Preparation limits, warm-validation concurrency and health-check lanes now use automatic values; provider qualification is always enabled.
- Automatic repairs default to off when upgrading from the earlier repair system, even if the old repair feature was enabled. To use automatic replacement, enable Automatic repairs under Settings → Advanced → Library health and save. Background scans do not enable repairs; manual Find replacement remains available independently.
- The replacement workflow introduced in 1.6.0 uses Sonarr/Radarr to replace damaged movies, episodes or season packs. Existing library files are deleted before searching for replacements. If no eligible replacement is found, those files remain unavailable. Whole-season replacement includes healthy episodes and files supplied by other NZBs. A repair is only marked complete after download verification and Arr import are confirmed.