https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvCV1gEu_Iw
windows
zip:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v349/Hydrus.Network.349.-.Windows.-.Extract.only.zip
exe:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v349/Hydrus.Network.349.-.Windows.-.Installer.exe
os x
app:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v349/Hydrus.Network.349.-.OS.X.-.App.dmg
linux
tar.gz:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v349/Hydrus.Network.349.-.Linux.-.Executable.tar.gz
source
tar.gz:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/archive/v349.tar.gz
I had a great week. The duplicate filter work went really well, and the manage tags dialog has a neat new button for fixing siblings and parents.
The poll for the next 'big job' is live here
>>12358 ! The direct link is
https://www.poll-maker.com/poll2331269x9ae447d5-67
duplicate filter
The duplicate filter page has its old 'file domain' button swapped for a full file search context. This allows you to see 'potential pair' counts, show some random pairs, and launch the full duplicate filter on just a subset of your dupes! For instance, you might want only to filter from a certain creator, or only on very small jpgs. You can also check a box to set whether both of the pair must match your search or only one.
The duplicate page has a significant relayout as well. It now has two tabs–one for the maintenance/search side, and one for the actual filtering–and shows its data in a clearer and less laggy way. The new search data is saved with your page, and on a per-page basis, so if you like you can set up several duplicate processing pages for your different queues.
This system works faster and better than I had expected. Please check it out and let me know what you think. It is usually fairly fast unless you give it a very slow search to work with.
One bug I just noticed with my IRL client is if you give it a specific search with more than 10,000 files (like for me system:archive), the duplicate count will be too low and will change slightly on refreshes. This is because of the 'implicit' system:limit on all queries, which caps search results to 10k files (or whatever you have it set to in the options), and causes the duplicate filter to instead be
sampling the potential search domain on each query. This is not true in this case for system:everything, which here uses a search optimisation to get the full count. So, I suggest you throw in a <10k tag for this week, and I will see if I can tackle this problem for 350.
I will update the help for this once I know the ui is settled.
manage tags
The manage tags dialog has a new 'siblings and parents' button that auto-hard-replaces siblings and adds missing parents! It even works on multiple file selections, so if you have a bunch you want to fix, you can just ctrl+a and hit the button and it will sort it out for each file. It gives you a little summary yes/no dialog before it fires just to make sure everything looks sensible.
Beyond some additional sibling/parent code cleanup on that dialog, there is also a new 'cog' option to stop triggering 'remove' actions if you 'enter' a tag that already exists. If you turn this on, only a double-click or delete-key press on the list will make for a 'remove' result.
the rest
I spent some time cleaning up file import and thumbnail generation, particularly for videos. Videos have improved metadata parsing, and thumbnail generation should be much faster. A variety of unusual webms should now be importable and have correct frame counts. Thumbnail
right-click->regen commands also work faster and update thumbnail metadata more cleanly and reliably.
If you would like pages to always focus their 'input' boxes when you switch to them, there is now an option for this under the 'gui pages' options panel.
full list
- duplicate filter:
- the duplicate filter page now has a full-on real-deal file search object to narrow down the duplicate filter, potential duplicate count, and 'show some random dupes' search domains! it also has a 'both files match' checkbox that determines if one of both files of the potential pairs should match the search!
- the duplicate filter page has multiple layout changes as a result:
- the main management area is now split into two pages–'preparation', for doing maintenance and discovery work, and 'filtering', for actioning the potential dupe pairs found
- the 'filtering' page will select by default, but if 'preparation' needs work, its name will become 'preparation (needs work)'
- the 'filtering' page now has file search ui and the 'both files' checkbox instead of the file domain button. this search data is saved on a per-page basis
- the two pages' status texts are now updated on separate calls which have been rewritten to be asynchronous (with 'updating…' text while they work). both now have explicit refresh buttons to force them to update
- the additional non-unknown pair counts listed on the filter area, which were irrelevant to filtering and sometimes confusing, are now gone. it only lists the 'unknown' pair number
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- the duplicate filter page's help button no longer has the awful 'simple help' entry. the full html help will get a pass in the coming weeks to reflect the new search changes
- the duplicate file db code received significant refactoring and improvement to support searching the potential dupe space while cross-referencing the new file search context (and still falling back to the fast code when the search is just blank/system:everything)
- misc duplicate file db code cleanup and refactoring
- while in advanced mode, you can no longer select 'all known files' file domain for an export folder (and now the duplicate filter page) search context
- making a file delete action in the duplicate filter (by hitting delete key or the button on the top hover window, which both trigger a dialog asking to delete one or both) now auto-skips the current pair
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- manage tags:
- the manage tags has a new 'siblings and parents' button that will auto-replace incorrect siblings and auto-add missing parents! it works on multi-file selections as well! it gives you a summary yes/no dialog before it fires
- the manage tags dialog has a little logic cleanup r.e. siblings and parents and their cog auto-apply options. the auto-application now only applies on add/pend actions
- the manage tags dialog has a new cog button option to not trigger 'remove' actions from an autocomplete dropdown or suggested tag input action when the tag already exists
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- the rest:
- gave video metadata parsing another pass–it now detects 'hidden' incorrect framerates due to advanced 'skip frame' codec settings and is more accurate at determining frame count and duration, including some fixed offset calculations that was sometimes adding or discounting a few frames
- manual video frame count, when needed, is now faster and produces better error text
- fixed a critical bug in thumbnail regen that was sometimes potentially looping regen on files with unusual rotation exif information
- significant improvements to how the client file manager handles thumbnail identifier information, saving a great deal of time for file import and thumbnail regeneration code of videos
- fixed an issue where regenerated file metadata was not propagating up to the ui level in real time
- cleaned up some thumbnail cache initialisation code
- the 'generate video thumbs this % in' option is moved from the 'media' to 'thumbnails' options page
- to simplify code, and in prep for the idle-maintenance-rewrite of this system, the database->regen->thumbnails call is now removed
- all three fields of text on serialised pngs now wrap, and they pad a little better as well
- added a new option to the 'gui pages' options page to force input text box focus on page changes
- fixed a small type issue with the server's session cookie code and some new library versions
next week
I've felt increasingly ill this week, so I am going to take a day or two completely off. Otherwise, next week will be catch-up for smaller jobs and bug reports and other messages, which I have fallen behind on. Please have a think about the big jobs poll, and let me know if you have any questions. Thank you for your support!