- New split layout: waveform/transport/queue left, comment panel right
- Avatar pins above waveform positioned by timestamp with hover tooltips
- Transport bar: speed selector, ±30s skip, 46px amber play/pause, volume
- Comment compose: live timestamp pill, suggestion/issue/keeper tag buttons
- Comment list: per-author colour avatars, amber timestamp seek chips,
playhead-proximity highlight, delete only shown on own comments
- Queue panel showing other songs in the same session
- Waveform colours updated to amber/dim palette (104px height)
- Add GET /songs/{song_id} endpoint for song metadata
- Add tag field to SongComment (model, schema, router, migration 0005)
- Fix migration 0005 down_revision to use short ID "0004"
- Fix ESLint no-unused-expressions in keyboard shortcut handler
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Race condition (worker "Job not found in DB"):
- RedisJobQueue.enqueue() was pushing job IDs to Redis immediately after
flush() but before the API transaction committed, so the worker would
read an ID that didn't exist yet in the DB from its own session.
- Fix: defer the Redis rpush until after session.commit() via a pending-
push list drained by get_session() after each successful commit.
- Worker: drain stale Redis queue entries on startup to clear any IDs
left over from previously uncommitted transactions.
- Worker: add 3-attempt retry with 200ms sleep when a job is not found,
as a safety net for any remaining propagation edge cases.
NC scan folder structure (YYMMDD rehearsal subfolders):
- Previously used dir_name as song title for all files in a subdirectory,
meaning every file got the folder name (e.g. "231015") as its title.
- Fix: derive song title from Path(sub_rel).stem so each audio file gets
its own name; use the file's parent path as nc_folder for version grouping.
- Rehearsal folder name stored in song.notes as "Rehearsal: YYMMDD".
- Added structured logging throughout the scan: entries found, per-folder
file counts, skip/create/import decisions, and final summary count.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
