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Version 579 Anonymous Board owner 06/19/2024 (Wed) 21:53 Id: 7f70ff [Preview] No. 1655
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windows
zip: https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v579/Hydrus.Network.579.-.Windows.-.Extract.only.zip
exe: https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v579/Hydrus.Network.579.-.Windows.-.Installer.exe
macOS
app: https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v579/Hydrus.Network.579.-.macOS.-.App.dmg
linux
tar.zst: https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v579/Hydrus.Network.579.-.Linux.-.Executable.tar.zst

I had a great week mostly working on UI quality of life.

Full changelog: https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/changelog.html

highlights

There are several places where you can enter regex (clever text search rules) in the program. I have written a nicer text input widget and spammed it everywhere. It has several improvements: it colours green/red depending on whether the current text will compile; its menu button collects better tutorial links; and the one in the String Converter regex replace now shows how to do (unnamed) or <named> group replace.

Many multi-column lists across the program have new scroll-to tech. If you import a new parser now, or edit one and change its name, then the list will scroll to the new item once done. Selection preservation through various updates is also improved. The 'manage URL Classes' dialog test input will also select and scroll to the matching URL Class. There's plenty more to do, but I've ironed out a bunch of ugly behaviour.

I've improved some 'hey I think we already saw this URL before' logic, fixing an awkward false positive result. If you have had incorrect 'already in db' on slightly different versions of a file on a booru, and you traced it to a bad source url, they should work in future.

Import Folders now work much more efficiently. Due to some stupid old code, they were wasting a bunch of CPU, particularly when the import folder was very large. If you have big import folders that are normally laggy to load, let me know how your background latency feels this week--it might be that I fixed some weird jitter/hangs here.

I folded in the library updates from the 'future build' test we ran a few weeks ago. There were no problems with the test, so Linux and Windows users get a slightly newer version of Qt, and Windows users get new sqlite and mpv. Let me know if you have any boot problems!

I also fixed a weird recent problem with the 'requirements.txt' that users who run from source rely on to set up their environment. There's a new version of numpy out that breaks some things, so if you tried to set up a new venv in the past few days and could not boot, please try again with this.

next week

Some more slightly-larger-than-small jobs. I have some weird sibling problems to fix, PTR janitor workflow to figure out, and awful sidecar UI to work on. I'd also like to get back to the duplicate auto-resolution system, but I think I'll be out of time.


Anonymous 06/24/2024 (Mon) 05:16 Id: e73e0b [Preview] No.1656 del
>>1655
Hey dev, quick question.
Is there a way to access the import files tag parser system but for files already imported, drawing from filename namespace tags in place of the import filename?
I don't want to reimport everything and mess up existing tag namespaces but I have a lot of files where I downloaded their filenames along with them and the filenames are meaningful, including tags or titles or artist names, so on.


Release Tomorrow! Anonymous Board owner 06/26/2024 (Wed) 02:59 Id: fcc3ac [Preview] No.1658 del
I had a good week working on a mix of stuff. There's a new maintenance job that recalculates the presentation and counts of individual tags, some UI fixes and a couple clever shortcuts for QSS refresh and ICC Profile switching, and some fixes to unusual file import problems.

The release should be as normal tomorrow.

>>1656
Not yet, but I want to figure out a sort of 'internal' metadata migration that uses the sidecar system's tools to do this. You'll be able to set a metadata source and a metadata destination and it'll pipe from one to another, kind of like if you exported files with sidecars and then reimported them.

You would, fingers crossed, be able to say 'suck up my filename: tags from here and then do these conversions to them and then spit them out back here at this service'.

I don't know when I will be able to get this done, but I'm keen on working on sidecar UI improvements in the near future, and this tech will fix a lot of pain in the ass problems like 'I want to parse my URLs into tags' and so on, so it is on my mind.


Anonymous 07/03/2024 (Wed) 10:12 Id: e73e0b [Preview] No.1661 del
>>1658
Yeah, sounds cool. For my purposes just a way to chunk up a given tag and replace it with multiple tags using common separators like whitespace, comma, hyphen, or some custom separator, would be the main thing.
Because you could round up a certain group of files, give them all some tag to indicate you had done it to them, do it, and then look through the tags and fix them however you needed to, trim off junk tags, replace some tags with recombined versions, so on.
Right now it can be difficult to see long filenames in the tag editing view to put the tags in manually if on a laptop or something.
Is there a way in settings to add a scrollbar to the applied tags, or just to close some columns like related, file lookup scripts, etc? Or to rewidth them individually.
I like having them but they also get in the way sometimes being fixed width with long filename tags.


Anonymous Board owner 07/03/2024 (Wed) 21:38 Id: 8bde48 [Preview] No.1662 del
>>1661
The customisation for columns is limited right now, but I hope to have hide/show and better resizing option tech in future. I built the system to expand to this, I just need to find the time to flesh out the skeleton behind the scenes.


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