stevezau/shortlist v1.9.2 on GitHub

A run's log shows its own warnings. Warnings and errors raised while a run works used to reach
only the container log. They now appear in that run's log on the Runs page, in amber, and the log
refreshes once the run finishes so its last lines are not missed.
The run summary counts people and shared rows separately. "47 ok" was 46 people and one shared
row.
A night that only queued titles for your approval now leaves a record. The run.requests event
is written whenever the run queued or sent anything, with how many of each. A night that only
queued titles used to leave no trace.
Watched titles Shortlist cannot match are reported once, with a count. Titles Plex holds without
a TMDB id cannot be used and are skipped. The warning fired once per person; it now fires once per
library per run, saying how many people it affects.
Every failed attempt of a retried job is kept. A retried job kept only its latest error, so the
first failure was lost. Each failed attempt is now recorded as a job.attempt_failed event, with
the same error text a failed job shows.

"database is locked" during the watch sync. Reading someone's watch history kept the database
locked for writing while Plex answered for their next library — 12 to 18 seconds for a large TV
library — so other work waiting to write gave up. It showed as jobs failing to start during the
nightly history fill, and as lost playback updates. Each library is now saved before the next one
is read.
A shared row showing twice on Home is cleaned up. Renaming a shared row before 1.9.1 could leave
a second copy of it, and everyone saw both. The next run deletes the extra copy and records the
delete in the audit log.
A row whose titles all left Plex before it was built now says which row. If every title picked
for a library was deleted from Plex before the row was written, the error named nobody. It now
names the person, the row and the library. The row is still skipped that night and rebuilt on the
next run.
Seasonal picks no longer claim "in genres you watch". Seasonal titles are chosen for the season,
not for someone's genres, so that reason could be untrue. It now reads "Right for the season".
The Jobs page no longer says a hidden seasonal row comes straight back. That holds for a row on
its day off; between seasons, the row is rebuilt the night before its next season opens.