Comment viewer (web UI): the flat tree gains search (highlight + keep
ancestor context), sort (threaded / top / newest / oldest), per-thread
collapse/expand with collapse-all/expand-all, an OP badge for the
uploader, and a "new since last visit" highlight + count (localStorage
per-video timestamp). API now returns each comment's `timestamp` and
`author_is_uploader`.
SponsorBlock: was a hardcoded `--sponsorblock-mark all`. Now a real
setting (off / mark / remove) with a per-channel override, threaded
through the full five touchpoints — config `[backup].sponsorblock_mode`
(default "mark", preserving prior behavior), DownloadOptions override,
a downloader resolver (apply_sponsorblock), and both UIs (egui Settings
+ channel dialog; web Settings modal + channel dialog + SettingsPayload).
Integration tests extended: settings round-trip asserts the sponsorblock
default + persistence; channel-options round-trip asserts the override.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Unit tests cover parsers/resolvers but not whether the axum handlers,
SQLite layer, and config persistence actually wire together. New
tests/api.rs spawns the compiled binary in --web mode against a scratch
library dir and exercises the real HTTP API the way a browser does —
no network / yt-dlp needed (every endpoint here is local state).
Coverage: index + /api/library served; ETag conditional GET → 304;
settings round-trip (POST → GET reflects → config.toml on disk updated);
folder CRUD + the self-parent cycle guard (→ 400); notes upsert/delete;
channel-options store + is_empty() clear; backup/db returns a real
SQLite file.
HTTP via curl (transparently handles the server's gzip + chunked
encoding; already a CI dependency) with a graceful skip if curl is
absent. Each test gets its own server, port (bind :0 to grab a free
one), and tempdir, so they run in parallel and clean up on drop.
Added .forgejo/workflows/test.yml so `cargo test` (unit + integration)
runs on every push/PR — the release workflow only fired on tags. 105
tests pass (98 unit + 7 integration).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
