Tabs get a sliding indicator that persists across library routes, grid rows flip and collapse on removal, the selection bar and filters crossfade, album tracks move between lists with a crossfade, processing badges pulse and the dropzone scales while dragging.
Use type recipes and Button danger variant, add danger tint, dropzone and cover-fill tokens, give SearchInput a size prop so the top bar keeps its larger search, show queue details inline on mobile, derive upload limits from constants and document the card hover style.
Track lists and the upload queue now render through a declarative DataGrid, the album editor reuses AlbumForm with a split layout and a track picker, and genre labels and types are shared helpers.
Adapt the refactored web player to the new backend API (id path params,
bulk track adds, flat list items, mix kind) and port AddAlbumToPlayList
to the backend conventions.
appsettings.Development.json still targeted Musify's old own Postgres
(port 59000) with the superuser, the default RabbitMQ vhost as guest and
the admin S3 keys. They now use Infrastructure's dev ports and Musify's
own dev credentials (role, vhost and S3 identity), the same defaults as
deploy/.env.example.
The API's non-secret Zitadel settings (issuer, metadata, endpoints) move
there too, so user-secrets only need the per-machine client id.
Infrastructure now gives each project its own Postgres role, RabbitMQ
user and vhost, S3 identity limited to its bucket and a Zitadel service
account that owns only its project, instead of handing out the admin
accounts.
- Postgres, RabbitMQ and S3 settings default to Musify's own (musify).
- MassTransit connects to the `musify` vhost (RABBITMQ_VHOST, taken from
the address path); RABBITMQ_DEFAULT_USER/PASS become RABBITMQ_USER and
RABBITMQ_PASSWORD.
- zitadel-init mounts ZITADEL_PAT_DIR (Infrastructure's
zitadel/.output/musify) and uses that PAT. It no longer creates the
Zitadel project, which that account can't do: Infrastructure does.
- Android/iOS now return to cat.ikerdemo.musify:/callback instead of
musify://callback: a private-use scheme based on a domain we own
(RFC 8252 section 7.1), so another app is unlikely to claim it.
- The Musify Native app no longer needs devMode: loopback and custom
scheme redirects are both valid for a native app.
- zitadel-init also updates an existing app's config, so the change
reaches instances created before it (the client id is kept).
- iOS takes the scheme from everything before the first ':', since the
new URI has a single slash.
The shared Infrastructure stack now runs the Login V2 container, and
turning the feature off here would switch every project on the shared
instance back to the old login.
Add catch-all routes so unknown pages 404 inside the (app) layout and unknown
/api URLs return a JSON 404 instead of redirecting to the login page. Restore
the full root error page.
Use invariant culture when formatting ids, put cancellation tokens last in endpoint handlers, remove the
CS8618 pragmas and keep only the analyzer overrides that still apply.
Infrastructure exposes its internals to the test project so the activities and slip builders can be
exercised directly, and the fault consumer and state machines run on the MassTransit test harness.
The Worker now registers the Application layer, observability and stream tickets, validates the
container on build and ships a complete appsettings. The Gateway drops underscore fields and uses a
placeholder bucket in its default YARP transform.
Guid and long route constraints, id/trackId parameter names, Update*Request without the New prefix,
sentence-case operation summaries, shared security scheme id and a single Limits class.
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