list_audio_devices runs the (blocking, COM-based) enumeration off the
async runtime via spawn_blocking, same pattern as import_pst_core.
start_recording now passes settings.audio_output_device through to
WasapiCapture::start instead of always capturing the default device.
Device::get_id() string; None = system default (unchanged behavior).
#[serde(default)] so an existing settings.json without this key still
deserializes.
AudioCapture::start now takes an optional device id (Device::get_id())
instead of always resolving the system default render device.
open_capture_session/find_render_device resolve the configured device,
falling back to the system default if it's no longer present (same
degrade-gracefully spirit as the existing mid-recording reconnect,
which now retries the *same* selection rather than switching to
whatever's currently default).
Adds list_render_devices() (new AudioDeviceInfo) for the Settings
picker — enumeration was already fully supported by the wasapi crate,
just unused until now.
Non-streaming — a 1-8 tag reply is short enough that a second
token-stream event isn't worth wiring up. Implemented for Ollama and
the OpenAI-compatible path (reusing summarize()'s SSE plumbing, just
accumulating instead of forwarding to a TokenSink); the Anthropic stub
mirrors its existing "not built yet" summarize() error.
parse_tags/sanitize_tag/strip_ordinal_prefix handle a model that
ignores "comma-separated, nothing else" (numbered lists, newlines,
quotes) and normalize everything to lowercase, hyphenated, chip-safe
tags, capped at 8 and deduped.
rename_meeting backs a user-editable title (T2.2) — recordings had no
way to change their default "Untitled meeting" name from the UI at all.
attach_meeting_to_event now also copies the linked event's subject onto
the meeting's title when it has one: linking is meant to say "this
recording is that meeting," so the title should follow.
Mirrors the existing sync-job-resume pattern right above it: runs once
at startup if pst_auto_sync is on and a path is remembered, no idle
timer (NFR-RES-1). Re-import is dedup'd by (source, raw_uid), so this
just catches up on new/changed events since last launch.
import_pst_core takes &AppHandle/&dyn Store directly instead of the
State<AppState> extractor, so the startup auto-sync pass (lib.rs) can
run the same import logic without going through a Tauri command.
Backing fields for remembering the imported .pst path across sessions
and an opt-in startup auto-resync (T6.2). #[serde(default)] so an
existing settings.json without these keys still deserializes.
expand_rrule reused dtstart's raw UTC time-of-day for every occurrence,
so a weekly meeting spanning a DST transition (e.g. created in winter
CST, recurring into summer CDT) drifted an hour once displayed in the
machine's local timezone.
Rewrites occurrence generation on chrono's Local/NaiveDate (already a
transitive dependency via sqlx, now promoted to direct) instead of
hand-rolled epoch-day arithmetic: each occurrence keeps dtstart's local
wall-clock hour/minute, re-resolving the UTC offset per occurrence date
so DST is applied correctly for that specific day. civil_from_days/
weekday_from_epoch_day/is_leap_year/days_in_month are no longer needed
(chrono's NaiveDate replaces them) and are removed.
RRULE was previously ignored entirely, so a recurring meeting only ever
stored its first occurrence — invisible to any later date filter/lookup.
Adds RRULE parsing + occurrence expansion (DAILY/WEEKLY/MONTHLY/YEARLY,
INTERVAL/COUNT/UNTIL/BYDAY/BYMONTHDAY/BYMONTH) covering every pattern
found in a real 7.2GB mailbox (ADR-0008), each occurrence stored as its
own row keyed by "{uid}@{ymd}" so re-import dedup still applies.
Also fixes a real parser bug found via that mailbox: this libpst build
joins multi-value BYDAY with `;` instead of RFC 5545's `,`
(BYDAY=MO;TU;WE;TH;FR), which previously made RRULE parsing bail out
silently for any event with more than one weekday.
Indefinite rules (no COUNT/UNTIL — only YEARLY holidays in practice) are
capped at 10 years/500 occurrences; ponytail-flagged as the ceiling to
raise if a real series needs more.
readpst writes some failure messages to stdout rather than stderr, so a
failing run with empty stderr surfaced as a blank "parse failed: " error
with no diagnostic content.
keyring 3.x feature-gates its OS backends OFF by default, so with no feature the
credential store fell back to a mock where set/get don't share state: every
password write appeared to succeed but read back empty, so no Basic auth was
sent and WebDAV/Nextcloud auth always 401'd. windows-native pulls the real
Windows Credential Manager. Also affected MCP/hosted-AI keys + OAuth tokens.
For nextcloud/owncloud, WebDavTarget now derives the canonical
…/remote.php/dav/files/<user>/ path from the entered server URL (origin only, so
a pasted full path normalizes too); other providers use the URL verbatim.
test_sync_target also reuses the stored password when editing an existing
webdav target (unless a new one is typed), so Test works after a URL fix without
re-entering the password. Fixes the confusing 'bare host connects, full URL
fails' behavior (the former was a 404 false-positive, the latter a blank-secret
401).
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