Sync staged output after writing all bytes and before replacing its destination, closing the handle before rename. Return sync failures while keeping the old destination and ordinary save state available for retry.
Fixes#1804
Use a session-wide byte-accounted LRU instead of retaining every visited
page. Share the renderer's PageText Arc without cloning all glyphs and
avoid retaining obsolete document bytes through the cache.
Preserve per-page extraction results so text_find can continue after a
failed page, reporting bounded warnings alongside readable matches and
normal continuation cursors. Other text consumers retain strict errors.
Add deterministic coverage for cache budgets across documents, eviction,
revision changes, close, partial searches and bounded warnings.
Fixes#1483.
Co-authored-by: LabDennis <[email protected]>
Different equal-sized PDFs with the same name no longer receive duplicate warnings. Share exact-content detection between Grid and List, and cache the result using the existing list revision to remove the per-redraw all-pairs scan.
Cover distinct contents, actual duplicates, source parts, cache reuse, removal, undo, redo and closing the tab. Both UI regressions fail before the fix.
Fixes#1303
Co-authored-by: LabDennis <[email protected]>
Extend the coverage of #1411 with preview raster selection and a dialog-driven PDF save test. Reopen and render the saved PDF to verify the viewed physical page when labels restart. Cover duplicate labels and selection guards without changing production code.
Refs #1308, #1411
Co-authored-by: LabDennis <[email protected]>
* M7: Preserve explicit page ranges across dialog redraws
The shared marks/export range widget treated 1..=1 as uninitialized and
expanded it to the document length on every redraw. A first-page-only
request consequently exported or modified additional pages.
Separate all-pages default handling from the endpoint widgets. Populate
the full document bounds only in all-pages mode; preserve custom ranges
and their odd/even filters.
Add synthetic UI regressions for stable ranges, first-page-only image,
text and embedded-image exports, and pixel comparisons of added/updated
header-footers, watermarks and backgrounds. All three regressions fail
before the fix and pass afterward. Update milestone progress.
Fixes#1304
* M7: Limit page-range documentation to the progress log
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Co-authored-by: LabDennis <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Brandon Thomas <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
* M14: Preserve recovery snapshots without readable metadata
Recovery writes the PDF before its metadata sidecar. A failed sidecar write
or interrupted save could leave a usable snapshot that the next listing
silently deleted.
List PDF snapshots without deleting recovery files. When metadata is
missing, unreadable, corrupt or refers to another key, retain the snapshot
and recover it without an original path so saving requires a destination.
Keep the existing password flow for encrypted snapshots.
Add regression coverage for failed metadata writes, repeated listing,
missing/corrupt/mismatched metadata and encrypted recovery. Update the M14
progress documentation.
Validation: the failed-write regression fails before the fix; all 11
recovery tests pass after it. Formatting and the 31-crate WASM check pass.
The full workspace and strict Clippy gates remain red; see the PR body
for the failing tests and diagnostics.
* Recovery: replace damaged metadata once its snapshot is recovered; one progress-log entry
Recovering a snapshot whose sidecar was missing, unreadable or for another
key now writes fresh metadata for it (recording whether it is encrypted), so
the damaged file doesn't linger. clear() also removes sidecars whose PDF is
gone; snapshots themselves are never removed by listing. The header and M14
milestone-row edits are replaced by a single progress-log entry.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: LabDennis <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Brandon Thomas <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Sir Clangington III.