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.
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.
Restore the v2.1.19 application baseline and retain only the focused import preflight summary with duplicate, unavailable, destination, job, and size-limit visibility.
Resolve floating drops through Electron native paths, expand folders recursively, correlate terminal outcomes by job ID until final queue persistence succeeds, and keep current queue badges, telemetry, cancellation behavior, and copy-link wording synchronized.
Prevent stale history, account, diagnostics, and language updates from repainting newer state. Keep queue virtualization, panel sizing, telemetry, cancellation, and runtime timing consistent across rapid UI changes. Strengthen painted-frame and lifecycle regression coverage, and brand packaged Windows metadata with the product publisher.
Verify update artifacts with exact metadata and SHA-512, require host-confirmed upload completion before cleanup, harden credentials and backups, improve queue recovery and skipped-state reporting, expand Windows path coverage, and add CI packaging checks.
Redesign the desktop workspace with task sidebars, live filters, clearer settings, and an accessible update dialog.
Harden encrypted backup imports, configuration persistence, history retention, queue snapshots, shutdown recovery, and update installation ordering.
Publish verified Windows artifacts and refreshed English documentation.
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