The Codeberg repo was renamed yt-offline → catacomb. Update repository/homepage
(Cargo.toml), url + git source (PKGBUILD), and the Windows-zip README Source
line (package.sh) to the new path. The PKGBUILD `$pkgname::` checkout-dir prefix
is no longer needed now that the repo basename matches pkgname.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Prose + commands updated to the new name: brand reads "Catacomb", while
binary/path/package references are the lowercase `catacomb` (commands, deb/rpm
names, ~/.local/share/catacomb, catacomb.db, catacomb.desktop). Codeberg repo
URLs left pointing at the existing repo. Also folds in the pending doc edits
from earlier in the session.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Four changes that compound — most users will notice these on first
launch of a large library.
## Release profile
- opt-level: 2 → 3 (more inlining + vectorization, ~5-15% on hot paths)
- lto = "thin" (cross-crate inlining; thin avoids the rust-lld + bundled
sqlite link breakage that full LTO previously caused, which is what
the !lto note was about)
- codegen-units = 1 (whole-crate inlining, ~5% runtime, +30s build)
- strip = "debuginfo" (drops ~30 MB from the binary)
## Thumbnail decode pool
The single decoder thread was the bottleneck on grid fill for libraries
with hundreds of channels. Replace with a worker pool sized at
clamp(2, cores/2, 8). Workers share the request channel behind a Mutex;
lock contention is negligible because each worker spends ~all its time
in image::open + resize.
## info.json parse cache
Library scans re-parse every video's info.json sidecar on every rescan —
serde_json::from_str is the dominant cost on a warm-filesystem scan
(file reads themselves are OS-cached). Add a `info_cache` SQLite table
keyed by (path, mtime); enrich_with_cache hits it first and only parses
on miss. mtime-keyed invalidation means yt-dlp re-writing an info.json
auto-invalidates without explicit eviction.
Each scan worker checks out its own r2d2 connection so lookups don't
serialize. Database is now Clone (the inner Pool is Arc, so cloning is
cheap) so we can hand handles to parallel workers.
## /api/library body cache
The ETag short-circuit catches clients with a matching cached version;
this catches clients without one (curl, freshly-opened tabs, mobile
WebViews that don't store ETags reliably). When the version matches
the cached entry's, we hand back the previously-serialized bytes
without re-walking the channel tree or re-running serde_json::to_string.
A post-build version check prevents poisoning the cache with stale
bytes when the library changes during serialization.
74 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The fixed bottom #jobs bar ate up to 40vh of screen real estate even
when only one job was running, and on mobile it competed with the URL
input. Replace it with a ⬇ button in the header that:
- shows a badge with active+queued count (turns accent-colored when >0)
- opens a modal listing all jobs when clicked (or with the 'd' shortcut)
- repaints live from the same WS/polling snapshot that drove the old bar
The footer URL input + quality picker stay where they are — that's the
entry point, not the status display.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Default makepkg.conf has OPTIONS=(... lto ...) which enables LTO globally.
With LTO, the cc crate compiles bundled sqlite3 as LLVM IR objects, and
rust-lld then fails to find any sqlite3_* symbols when linking the final
binary (undefined symbol errors for sqlite3_prepare_v3, sqlite3_finalize,
sqlite3_column_*, etc.).
Adding options=('!lto') tells makepkg to not enable LTO for this package,
which lets the bundled sqlite link normally as machine-code static lib.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
