A minor release: one new setting, four fixes reported by v1 users, and no breaking changes. An
existing install upgrades in place and behaves exactly as it did until you change the new setting.
Added
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You can now choose what someone with too little watch history gets (#66).
Until now they always got a row of the server's highest-rated titles. That is still the default,
but Settings → Finding titles → When someone hasn't watched enough can now be set to
Don't build their row instead — no row is created, and any row they already have is removed,
so "skip" means gone rather than left to go stale. It comes back on its own the night they cross
the threshold.Any row can override this in its editor, which is the point of having it per row. A
{top_seed}row ("Because you watched X") is the one worth skipping: it has no favourite to name
itself after, so for these people it quietly falls back to a plain title. A general "Picked for
you" row is perfectly happy holding popular titles in the meantime. -
Where that line sits is now yours to set. Enough watch history (default 10 titles) was
fixed in the engine and unreachable; owners of small or new servers can lower it.
Fixed
- A run in progress no longer disagrees with itself about when it started
(#67). "Started 8m ago" sat beside a duration
of "10m 54s" — the two cells read the same timestamp against the same clock, but were evaluated at
different moments. They now share one. - A first run no longer dies because the container started before its network did. The one
plex.tv read whose failure aborts a whole run had about three seconds of retry, which is not
enough to outlast a slow network stack; it now gets about thirty. Every other read is unchanged,
and a run still fails loudly when plex.tv is genuinely gone. - The Rows page now says why the admin's Collections tab lists everyone's rows. The answer
existed but only covered the Recommended shelf, and only while that setting was on — an owner who
found the rows in Plex's Collections tab had nothing in front of them. - The "How we picked" button no longer strands mid-header on a person whose display name is long
enough to wrap the run card's header.
Changed
- A muted row whose title depends on its picks (a
{top_seed}row) is now genuinely removed from
Plex. It could not be matched by title, so it survived every run — private, but never actually
gone. Muting has always meant "gone"; now it is.