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.
Restore the v2.1.19 application baseline and retain only the focused import preflight summary with duplicate, unavailable, destination, job, and size-limit visibility.
Refresh host health from the persisted retention-filtered history after batch completion, allowing the existing generation guard to reject stale responses and removing the competing local merge path.
Keep the complete loaded history snapshot, sample only valid non-future recent batches, count seven-day failures independently, ignore disabled accounts in issue counters, and preserve loading and error states across batch completion.
Summarize up to fifty recent batches and current account state into a local host health table with success rates, effective historical throughput, recent failures, last success, and bilingual accessible empty states.
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.
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