Launch an isolated hidden Electron app with the production main process, preload bridge, renderer, and a real ConfigStore pending queue.
Wait for the renderer-ready handshake, click the real automation resume control, and verify the restored manual preview remains byte-identical while Main receives one resume and no start or batch-add IPC calls.
Keep the runtime fully temporary and remove every generated file after the probe exits.
Persist detection and deferral telemetry when file-atomic admission cannot fit any candidate.
Derive queue-limited status from the remaining capacity and the next configured destination group while preserving unlimited and disabled states.
Verify that a restored manual preview remains byte-identical through the real resume UI and IPC path, and align the public Active description with the runtime contract.
Cover real folder reconciliation from startup through queue-capacity recovery and reconnect.
Stress the 15,000-job policy, parallel event deduplication, Infinity fallback, restart-persistent pause, the delayed batch gate, and repeated finish behavior without expanding the rendered queue.
Document status, read-only scans, atomic admission, reconciliation, reconnect, pause and current-data processing semantics in English.
Preserve monotonic source-cleanup requirements while excluding ambiguous job identities from Main payloads, and reconcile mixed add responses only across globally unique jobs that were actually sent.
Render the automation status card, localized fixed-column metrics, read-only test overlay, queue-limit and reconciliation controls, and persistent finish-and-pause or resume action from immutable automation snapshots.
Add hidden Electron coverage for cleanup siblings, Main fingerprints, German and English states, keyboard focus, Escape and inert behavior, responsive 760-pixel layouts, and snapshot-gated upload controls.
Validate every add candidate against the complete queue identity snapshot before renderer IPC submission. Build source cleanup groups only from globally unique, non-empty job IDs and derive required hosters from those same valid participants. Reuse the frozen request analysis when reconciling Main responses so ambiguous jobs remain local with exact cleanup rollback while unique siblings can still be confirmed. Cover active selection, manual modal injection, and automation injection with hidden renderer regressions for jobs, cleanup groups, required hosters, and misleading confirmations.
Honor the auto-upload setting for watched files with and without host preselection, keep queued preview jobs isolated from active batch summaries, and add localized accessible help for every folder-monitor behavior option.
Replace category-only filtering with searchable setting-level results built from the rendered settings UI. Show localized breadcrumbs with safe token highlights, support German replacement spellings, index exceptional update and backup actions, and navigate to the correct module with scrolling, focus, and a temporary visual highlight.
Make selected and all-item removal dialogs focus their destructive confirmation action so Enter confirms immediately. Preserve cancel-first behavior for every other dangerous dialog and keep Tab, Escape, alternate, close, overlay, and focus restoration semantics safe.
Recover from structurally valid but undecryptable primary keyrings by selecting a fully cryptographically validated backup or recovery temp and reporting KEYRING_RECOVERED.
Keep committed primary writes successful when best-effort post-publication cleanup fails, preventing ambiguous retries after durable local publication.
Intercept clipboard writes inside the hidden Electron Main-process integration probe, remove the duplicate key-created toast, and make authoritative refresh coverage differ from optimistic state.
Require canonical encrypted envelopes and surface typed sanitized keyring corruption states.
Persist crash-durable primary and recovery files, prevalidate removal plans, isolate renderer refresh authority, and cover the real hidden Windows DPAPI and IPC composition.
Separate navigation and authoritative load generations so view refreshes cannot invalidate in-flight create or delete refreshes. Ignore navigation responses started during active operations, while allowing a later successful view load to replace old error state after the operation ends.
Bind list state and status updates to matching load generations and operation contexts so delayed settings-navigation responses cannot clear newer busy or error states or replace newer managed-key data. Keep create and delete post-success refreshes authoritative and single-shot.
Queue copy and delete operations by sanitized backup ID so confirmations survive renderer refreshes and deletes follow in-flight copies without silent cancellation. Reload the managed list exactly once after successful create and delete mutations, and invalidate stale UI state when the authoritative refresh fails.
Use compact German key labels and a shared fixed label column so both online-backup inputs and actions align consistently across languages. Restore the narrow one-column breakpoint after later settings overrides and cover translations plus real hidden CSS geometry.
Keep the static first-paint speed line only until the canvas renders its first frame, then remove the placeholder so active upload telemetry shows one curve. Extend the hidden real-renderer regression to verify the transition without opening a visible window.
Keep the hard greater-than-2048 surface assertion on displays that can provide it while allowing smaller hosted CI desktops to verify renderer command-line safety, exact viewport geometry, and both painted edges at their available resolution.
Remove the RDP-specific hardware acceleration shutdown that forced Chromium renderers into software compositing on Windows Server sessions. Add a production-wide startup invariant and a hidden full-width Electron compositor regression covering renderer switches, viewport geometry, and both painted edges.
Expose a contextual copy action only for failed uploads, target the exact right-clicked job during multi-selection, and defensively redact URLs and credential-shaped values from clipboard diagnostics.
Capture real batch duration and show a dedicated localized completion summary with success, failure, and skipped counts plus a direct action to open failed uploads.
Add a fixed filter summary that counts sidebar, filename, host, and status constraints, highlighting nonzero counts without changing the toolbar geometry.
Reserve the reset action permanently inside the filter group, disabling and dimming it when no filter is active so typing never changes the toolbar width.
Move search, host, status, and reset controls into one framed filter group beside the upload actions, preserving responsive wrapping within the same toolbar.
Add one contextual reset action that clears the upload sidebar, filename search, host filter, and status filter in a single render while restoring selection and scroll state consistently.
Render release-note headings, categories, items, and body lines as safe structured text with larger typography for section labels and compact spacing for details.
Increase the release-notes area by another twenty percent while constraining it to the viewport so more changelog content remains visible without hiding update controls.
Render size, speed, and ETA in dedicated fixed-width columns with tabular numerals so rapidly changing values no longer shift neighboring metrics horizontally.
Calculate download throughput and remaining time from verified installer bytes and display downloaded size, total size, speed, and ETA beneath the progress track while retaining the last values after cancellation.
Give the release-notes viewport a responsive 220-pixel target height so the update dialog gains visible vertical room while remaining bounded on smaller windows.
Collapse the header update action completely when no update exists and animate the green action outward to the left of the fixed bandwidth widget only after a real update is detected.
Use the success palette and black text for the available-update header action, including its hover state. Add regression coverage for the visual state.
Keep BrowserWindow hidden until both ready-to-show and did-finish-load are complete, preventing the incomplete header from reaching the screen.
Render a static upload-speed baseline beneath the transparent canvas so the zero line exists independently of renderer timers.
Add regression coverage for both reveal event orders, load failures, and the script-independent header baseline.
Pass the installed version with the startup language so the renderer can display it before asynchronous initialization.
Seed and start the upload sparkline immediately, keep a fixed update-action slot across all update states, and remove the delayed automatic update check.
Add first-frame regression coverage for version, speed baseline, update geometry, and startup query behavior.
Refresh release metadata immediately before downloading an update and keep automatic checks current while the app remains open.
Accept desktop file drops from the first renderer frame, preserve early and rapid drops until initialization completes, and show the live remaining upload size in the sidebar.
Add regression coverage for update freshness, startup drag-and-drop ordering, localization, and remaining-byte retry behavior. Bump the application to v2.1.25.
Restore the v2.1.19 application baseline and retain only the focused import preflight summary with duplicate, unavailable, destination, job, and size-limit visibility.
Add smooth account editor transitions with immediate input release, keep the cursor visible in development and production windows, align host option descriptions, and ensure localized settings search placeholders fit at narrow widths. Bump the application to v2.1.22 and extend hidden Electron regression coverage.
Keep a bounded FIFO of drop payloads while the startup or recovery document is not validated. Flush each payload exactly once only after the generation-checked renderer Ready signal, retain immediate delivery for a ready renderer, and discard stale payloads when the main window is destroyed or replaced.
Wire renderer block, Ready, and window-close transitions through main and cover recovery, safe failure visibility, stale Ready signals, ordered multi-drop delivery, queue bounds, lifecycle cleanup, and duplicate prevention.