Persist successful watched-file uploads in a dedicated fsync-backed ledger before exposing completion to the renderer. Match entries by normalized full path, hoster, size, and modification time so restart reconciliation skips unchanged completed files while changed files and explicit manual retries remain available.
Remove restored queue ghosts from the ledger even when history and user upload logging are unavailable. Preserve per-hoster partial completion, capture missing file metadata asynchronously, fail closed on corrupted or unwritable evidence, and keep local persistence failures outside automatic upload retries.
Stream managed upload logs with bounded lines, bytes, files, directories, and result counts. Include numbered rotations, reject unconfirmed rows, share concurrent scans through a generation-safe cache, invalidate after successful appends, avoid synchronous configuration and directory reads, and close streams on every path.
Discover base, daily, session, and fallback upload logs across configured, Desktop, and application-data locations without blocking the Electron main process.
Treat in-session completion keys as authoritative automation evidence so removing finished rows cannot cause periodic reconciliation to enqueue and upload the same file again.
Add real handler and done-remove-reconcile regressions covering custom extensions, mixed-case log names, fallback paths, stale evidence, and asynchronous log reads.
Move atomic configuration writes off the Electron main event loop and preserve concurrent queue and folder monitor state.
Make finish-and-pause interrupt queued admission waits without aborting active uploads, then resume only persistently marked automation jobs across active, idle, restart, and finalization races.
Reuse bounded automation evidence snapshots, refresh them during long drains, and cover high-load persistence, pause, resume, and hidden Electron behavior with regression tests.
Bind deferred startup reconciliation to an explicit FolderMonitor lifecycle generation and invalidate pending work on stop, pause, resume, import replacement, shutdown, and every non-deferred restart. This prevents an old startup request from surviving into a later productive monitor lifecycle.
Challenge each renderer document with a monotonic generation before accepting readiness, reject stale or foreign acknowledgements, and preserve exactly-once release across reloads and renderer initialization recovery. Add dynamic hidden Electron and lifecycle harness coverage for stale readiness, restart, close, shutdown, and ARIA regressions.
Defer the productive FolderMonitor startup scan until the renderer has registered its candidate listener and acknowledged readiness. Keep the handshake idempotent across duplicate signals, reloads, window closure, shutdown, paused startup, and renderer initialization failure without delaying unrelated startup work.
Preserve the real over-limit queue count while clamping finite progressbar ARIA values, and cover both regressions with hidden Electron and preload ordering tests.
Keep full folder scans recoverable under duplicate protection and classify every discovered file once before automatic admission.
Separate manual previews from automatic capacity limits, serialize renderer intake, normalize automation counters and intervals, and make Main authoritative for runtime timestamps.
Enforce persistent pause across startup, import, close recovery, resume failures, and reconciliation while preserving read-only paused scans and exactly one activation reconciliation.
Restore failed asynchronous rotation chunks, complete automation localization and unlimited queue accessibility, and tighten hidden integration cleanup coverage.
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.
Route synchronous account-rotation shutdown flushes through the internal log writer so failures under userData/logs retry userData/internal-logs in the same order as runtime writes.
Keep buffered lines until a target accepts the full chunk, report the successful fallback as the active path, and retain the buffer when every internal target fails.
Cover the real EISDIR primary-path case, complete fallback failure, and main-process quit delegation without launching Electron.
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.
Route upload audit and account rotation output through one internal userData log resolver with a contained fallback directory.
Report active writer paths to diagnostics and log reveal actions while preserving the configurable fileuploader.log fallback contract and leaving existing Desktop files untouched.
Cover primary paths, fallback containment, rotation, active path reporting, log opening, and upload log isolation with focused tests.
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.
Replace session-long account failure pauses with classified 15, 30, 60, and 120 minute cooldowns for temporary account problems. Keep credential, OTP, banned, and disabled states manual while ignoring unknown, file, network, hoster, and bare WAF errors. Reset escalation after confirmed uploads, deduplicate parallel failures, publish revisioned pause snapshots, and show a stable localized countdown with automatic reactivation.
Require both the current record ID and decrypted full key to match a prepared removal plan before deleting local state.
Invalidate mismatched plans before returning KEYRING_REMOVE_PLAN_INVALID so a replacement with the same canonical ID cannot be deleted and the stale plan cannot be reused.
Cover normal, idempotent, rebased, duplicate-ID, and same-ID replacement removal behavior while preserving the replacement generation.
Keep a fully validated v1 primary authoritative over differing legacy recovery snapshots, recover missing or unusable v1 primaries from the best valid legacy candidate, and migrate the next mutation to v2 generation one.
Rebase prepared removals onto the current serialized keyring state so intervening creates survive, generations remain monotonic, and already absent targets complete idempotently.
Restrict canonical same-generation conflict blocking to true v2 documents and add separate legacy and v2 regression coverage without exposing key material.
Read strict v1 keyrings as generation zero and write strict v2 documents with monotonically increasing safe integer generations. Select the highest fully validated generation and reject conflicting canonical payloads at the same generation.
Make a hidden, file-synced, disk-revalidated recovery staging file the rollback boundary. Publish it as a visible recovery candidate before treating the local transaction as committed, then keep primary, backup, and cleanup work best-effort.
Remove mtime and directory-fsync truth from recovery decisions and cover rollback-safe staging failures, post-commit publication failures, stale candidates, v1 migration, and generation conflicts.
Fsync the keyring directory after both complete temporary files are written and synced, before replacing the primary document. Pre-publication directory failures now preserve the prior primary state and remain rollback-safe.
Keep the durable recovery temporary file available when later directory or backup publication work fails, and verify that it restores the committed keyring.
Rank equal-time recovery candidates deterministically with recovery temps before primary temps and backups, and consider equal-time commit temps alongside a valid primary.
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.
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