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This PR contains the following updates: | Package | Update | Change | |---|---|---| | [docker.io/dispatcharr/dispatcharr](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr) | minor | `2bdcfd9` → `9275b0c` | --- > [!WARNING] > Some dependencies could not be looked up. Check the [Dependency Dashboard](../issues/18710) for more information. Add the preset `:preserveSemverRanges` to your config if you don't want to pin your dependencies. --- ### Release Notes <details> <summary>Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr (docker.io/dispatcharr/dispatcharr)</summary> ### [`v0.26.0`](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/blob/HEAD/CHANGELOG.md#0260---2026-06-07) [Compare Source](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/compare/v0.25.1...v0.26.0) ##### Added - **EPG logo auto-apply for XMLTV and Schedules Direct.** Channel logos are applied from `EPGData.icon_url` through a shared helper used by bulk "Set Logos from EPG", optional per-source auto-apply on refresh (`auto_apply_epg_logos` in source `custom_properties`), and a new `epg_source_id` option on the set-logos-from-epg API. Large libraries are processed in 500-channel chunks without loading every mapped row into memory. - **Schedules Direct EPG integration.** Dispatcharr now supports Schedules Direct as a first-class EPG source type alongside XMLTV and dummy EPG, with credential auth, lineup management, and guide refresh through the existing EPG pipeline and WebSocket progress. (Closes [#​1246](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1246)) — Thanks [@​Shokkstokk](https://redirect.github.com/Shokkstokk) - Lineup manager in EPG source settings: search by postal code, add/remove up to four active lineups, with SD's six-adds-per-24-hours limit and midnight-UTC reset surfaced in the UI. - MD5 delta refresh skips unchanged schedule and program downloads; a two-hour minimum interval between full refreshes is enforced (bypassable via force refresh). - Station logos in dark, light, gray, or white variants (`logo_style`), stored in `EPGData.icon_url` alongside XMLTV channel icons. - Optional program poster fetch (off by default): configurable style preference (SD Recommended via Gracenote's `primary` flag, or portrait/landscape banner/iconic variants with fallbacks), served through a backend proxy cached by nginx on first view. - XMLTV-compatible cast output (`role` for character names, `guest` for guest stars). - Lightweight stations-only fetch on source creation so EPG entries exist for auto-matching before the first full schedule pull. - **Live EPG program preview in the channel create/edit modal.** When selecting an EPG channel in the channel form, a "Current Program" card appears showing the currently-airing program title, description, and a progress bar. The backend builds a byte-offset index over the raw XMLTV file after each EPG refresh so lookups seek directly to the relevant file positions rather than parsing the full file - returning results in 1-10ms regardless of source size. If the index has not yet been built for a source, the API dispatches an async background build and the frontend retries up to 20 times over a 3-minute window. The `ProgramPreview` component was extracted into a shared component reused by the Stats page. The `programme_index` field on `EPGSource` is excluded from all API list responses to avoid returning multi-MB blobs. — Thanks [@​FiveBoroughs](https://redirect.github.com/FiveBoroughs) - **Public IP display in the sidebar is now blurred by default and reveals on click.** Prevents accidental exposure in screenshots and screen shares. A new toggle in Settings > System Settings lets users disable IP and geolocation fetching entirely. A `DISPATCHARR_ENABLE_IP_LOOKUP` environment variable provides a container-level override; when set to `false` the toggle is hidden from the UI and cannot be changed. (Closes [#​1302](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1302)) — Thanks [@​sethwv](https://redirect.github.com/sethwv) - **Configurable per-page count and sticky pagination footer in Plugin Browse.** The pagination controls now live in a fixed footer bar at the bottom of the page. A page-size selector (9 / 18 / 27 / 36) sits alongside the pagination widget and an item range readout (`X to Y of Z`). The selected page size is persisted in `localStorage` so it survives page navigations. — Thanks [@​sethwv](https://redirect.github.com/sethwv) - **VOD basic sync now stores additional metadata from the provider's stream list.** When a provider includes `director`, `cast`, `release_date`, or `trailer`/`youtube_trailer` in its `get_vod_streams` response, Dispatcharr now captures and stores those fields in `custom_properties` during the initial sync pass. Previously, this data was discarded and only populated if an advanced per-movie refresh was triggered. - Thanks [@​nemesbak](https://redirect.github.com/nemesbak) ##### Changed - **`send_websocket_update` now detects Celery worker context when gevent is monkey-patched.** EPG refresh progress (including Schedules Direct) uses the shared `send_epg_update` helper instead of a duplicate synchronous Redis sender. In Celery prefork workers that inherit gevent patching, WebSocket messages are delivered synchronously via the existing `_gevent_ws_send` Redis path; uWSGI continues to use `gevent.spawn` as before. - **Schedules Direct EPG delete confirmation shows username only.** The delete dialog no longer surfaces password or API key fields for credential-based SD sources. - **Channel edit form reorganized into three semantic columns.** Fields are now grouped as Identity (name, number, group, logo), Guide Data (TVG-ID, Gracenote StationId, EPG picker, current program preview), and Behavior/Access (stream profile, user level, mature content, hidden). The EPG section having its own column gives the `ProgramPreview` card enough width to truncate long titles correctly rather than expanding the column. - **IP lookup result delivered via WebSocket push.** When the background lookup completes, an `ip_lookup_complete` event is pushed to all connected clients so the sidebar IP field populates without polling. A `Skeleton` placeholder is shown while the lookup is in progress. - **`get_host_and_port` and `build_absolute_uri_with_port` moved from `apps/output/views.py` to `core/utils.py`.** Both helpers have no dependencies on anything in `apps/output` and are now used in `apps/channels/serializers.py` as well. Moving them to `core/utils` eliminates the need for a local import inside `LogoSerializer` and makes them available to the rest of the codebase without circular-import risk. `LogoSerializer.get_cache_url()` was also updated to use `build_absolute_uri_with_port` instead of `request.build_absolute_uri()`, so logo cache URLs now correctly include non-standard ports (fixing port-stripping for logo URLs behind reverse proxies, matching the existing fix applied to M3U and EPG URLs). - **nginx logo/poster proxy cache moved to `/data/logo_cache`.** `proxy_cache_path` now uses the persistent data volume instead of `/app/logo_cache`, and the init script ensures the directory exists with correct ownership on container start. - **`debian_install.sh` switched from Gunicorn to uWSGI with gevent workers.** The Debian/LXC bare-metal installer now deploys Dispatcharr under the same uWSGI + gevent stack used by the Docker image, eliminating a class of compatibility differences between the two deployment paths. The installer writes a `uwsgi-debian.ini` next to the app and manages uWSGI via a systemd service. The nginx site config now uses `uwsgi_pass` + `include uwsgi_params` instead of `proxy_pass`, which correctly populates `SERVER_PORT` in the WSGI environ so M3U playlist URLs include the configured port number (fixing the port-stripping bug from [#​1267](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1267) for bare-metal installs). Python 3.13 is now provisioned through uv's managed runtime so the install works on Debian 12 and Ubuntu 24.04 LTS regardless of the system Python version. - **`get_vod_streams` XC API response was missing metadata fields available from basic sync.** When a provider includes `director`, `cast`, `release_date`, `plot`, `genre`, or `year` in its `get_vod_streams` response, Dispatcharr stores those fields during the basic sync pass but was not including them in its own `get_vod_streams` XC output. The endpoint now outputs all six fields. The `trailer` key in the response also mapped to the wrong internal key (`trailer` instead of `youtube_trailer`) following the storage key rename, so the trailer field was always empty until an advanced refresh ran. Both issues are corrected. Users with existing libraries should trigger a VOD provider refresh to populate the missing fields. (Fixes [#​1228](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1228)) - **Docker base image now uses a multi-stage build.** The builder stage installs compilers and dev headers (`gcc`, `g++`, `gfortran`, `build-essential`, `libopenblas-dev`, `libpcre3-dev`, `python3.13-dev`, `ninja-build`) to create the virtual environment and compile the legacy NumPy wheel (cpu-baseline=none for old hardware). The final runtime image starts from the same ffmpeg base, copies only the prebuilt venv and wheel from the builder, and installs only the runtime libraries needed at runtime - eliminating compiler binaries from production containers and reducing final image size. — Thanks [@​kensac](https://redirect.github.com/kensac) - **`libpq-dev` removed from both build and runtime stages.** The project uses `psycopg[binary]` (psycopg3), which bundles its own statically linked copy of libpq inside the wheel. No system libpq headers or shared library are needed at build or runtime. - **Database driver upgraded from `psycopg2` to `psycopg3` (`psycopg[binary]`).** psycopg3 rewrote its network I/O layer in Python, so `gevent`'s `monkey.patch_all()` makes it gevent-cooperative without any additional patching. The `psycogreen` dependency and its driver-patching block in `gevent_patch.py` have been removed. Django's native psycopg3 connection pool is explicitly disabled (`pool: False`) so `django-db-geventpool` remains in sole control of connection lifecycle. The `dropdb` management command was updated to the `psycopg` API (`psycopg.connect`, `psycopg.sql`). - **Frontend unit tests extended to additional form components and the Guide page.** `ProgramRecordingModal`, `Recording`, `RecordingDetailsModal`, `RecurringRuleModal`, `ScheduleInput`, `SeriesRecordingModal`, `SeriesRuleEditorModal`, `Stream`, `StreamProfile`, `SuperuserForm`, `User`, `UserAgent`, and `VODCategoryFilter` now have Vitest + Testing Library test suites. Business logic was extracted from these components into corresponding utility modules and is exercised through the new tests. The Guide page was similarly refactored with extracted utils, and `dateTimeUtils.js` was extended to support the new test coverage. — Thanks [@​nick4810](https://redirect.github.com/nick4810) - **Official plugin repository manifest URL moved to GitHub Pages.** The default `OFFICIAL_REPO_URL` now points to `https://dispatcharr.github.io/Plugins/manifest.json` instead of the raw GitHub content URL. GitHub Pages avoids opaque caching on raw content that could serve stale manifests without indication. A data migration updates existing `PluginRepo` rows marked `is_official=True` in place; fresh installs pick up the new URL from the model default after the seed migration runs. — Thanks [@​sethwv](https://redirect.github.com/sethwv) ##### Performance - **M3U and EPG channel logo URLs no longer call `build_absolute_uri_with_port()` per channel.** The host/port/scheme base URL and logo path prefix/suffix are computed once per request; each row appends only the logo ID. M3U proxy stream URLs use the same pattern for channel UUIDs. - **`get_vod_streams` and `get_series` XC API response times reduced significantly for large libraries.** Both endpoints previously loaded all active relations per title (one row per account that carries the same movie/series), then discarded duplicates in Python. With large libraries across multiple active accounts this fetched a multiple of N rows. Both queries now use a single `DISTINCT ON (movie_id/series_id)` pass over the relation table ordered by account priority, returning exactly one row per title. Logo URL construction (`reverse()` + `build_absolute_uri_with_port()`) is also computed once and reused via prefix/suffix string concatenation, matching the existing pattern in `get_live_streams`. The `m3u_account` JOIN in `get_series` was also removed (it was fetched but never read in the loop). Additionally, `get_series` previously had no `order_by` on `M3USeriesRelation`, so output order was non-deterministic (physical storage order). Both endpoints now sort alphabetically by title. Observed improvements: 18s → 12s for 48k movies; 9.5s → 3.5s for 11k series. - **Database connections are now managed by a persistent per-worker pool.** Previously each request opened a fresh TCP connection to PostgreSQL, paid a full authentication handshake, and closed the connection at request end. `django-db-geventpool` now maintains a pool of warm connections per uWSGI worker; requests borrow a connection and return it when done, eliminating connection-setup overhead on every request. Pool size is bounded (`MAX_CONNS=8` per worker, `REUSE_CONNS=3` warm connections kept idle) to stay comfortably within PostgreSQL's default `max_connections=100` across all uWSGI workers, Celery workers, and Daphne. — Thanks [@​JCBird1012](https://redirect.github.com/JCBird1012) - **Reduced Redis round-trips on the Stats page channel status endpoint.** `get_basic_channel_info` was making up to 6 individual `HGET` calls per connected client plus a redundant `HGET` for `TOTAL_BYTES` (already present in the preceding `HGETALL` result). Client metadata is now fetched with a single `HMGET` per client, and `TOTAL_BYTES` is read from the already-fetched hash. Under load with many active streams this significantly reduces the time each uWSGI worker holds the GIL servicing the stats endpoint, reducing the chance of concurrent requests from other pages timing out with a 503. The same `HGET`-to-`HMGET` consolidation was applied to `stream_ts` and `get_user_active_connections`. The Stats page frontend was also fixed to fire the initial fetch only once on mount (previously two `useEffect` hooks both triggered an immediate fetch on load). — Thanks [@​JCBird1012](https://redirect.github.com/JCBird1012) ##### Security - **M3U endpoint no longer reflects POST body content in error responses.** The error message for disallowed POST requests previously echoed the raw request body back to the caller in a `text/html` response, which could be used for reflected XSS. The body is no longer included in the response. - Thanks [@​sebastiondev](https://redirect.github.com/sebastiondev) - Updated frontend npm dependencies to resolve 5 audit vulnerabilities (2 moderate, 2 high, 1 critical): - Updated `react-router` and `react-router-dom` 7.13.0 → 7.17.0, resolving **high** unauthenticated RCE via turbo-stream TYPE\_ERROR deserialization ([GHSA-49rj-9fvp-4h2h](https://redirect.github.com/advisories/GHSA-49rj-9fvp-4h2h)), **high** open redirect via protocol-relative `//` paths ([GHSA-2j2x-hqr9-3h42](https://redirect.github.com/advisories/GHSA-2j2x-hqr9-3h42)), **high** XSS in unstable RSC redirect handling via `javascript:` targets ([GHSA-8646-j5j9-6r62](https://redirect.github.com/advisories/GHSA-8646-j5j9-6r62)), **high** stored XSS via unescaped `Location` header in prerendered redirect HTML ([GHSA-f22v-gfqf-p8f3](https://redirect.github.com/advisories/GHSA-f22v-gfqf-p8f3)), **high** DoS via unbounded path expansion in the `__manifest` endpoint ([GHSA-8x6r-g9mw-2r78](https://redirect.github.com/advisories/GHSA-8x6r-g9mw-2r78)), and **high** DoS via reflected user input in single-fetch ([GHSA-rxv8-25v2-qmq8](https://redirect.github.com/advisories/GHSA-rxv8-25v2-qmq8)) - Updated `vitest` 3.2.4 → 4.1.8, resolving **critical** arbitrary file read and execution when the Vitest UI server is listening ([GHSA-5xrq-8626-4rwp](https://redirect.github.com/advisories/GHSA-5xrq-8626-4rwp)) - Updated `brace-expansion` 5.0.5 → 5.0.6, resolving **moderate** DoS when large numeric ranges defeat the documented `max` limit ([GHSA-jxxr-4gwj-5jf2](https://redirect.github.com/advisories/GHSA-jxxr-4gwj-5jf2)) - Updated `ws` 8.19.0 → 8.21.0, resolving **moderate** uninitialized memory disclosure ([GHSA-58qx-3vcg-4xpx](https://redirect.github.com/advisories/GHSA-58qx-3vcg-4xpx)) ##### Fixed - **HDHR lineup and discovery URLs now use the shared port-aware URI builder.** `lineup.json`, `discover.json`, and `device.xml` previously called Django's `request.build_absolute_uri()`, which drops non-standard ports behind reverse proxies and on dev installs. They now use `build_absolute_uri_with_port()` from `core/utils.py`, matching M3U, EPG, XC, and logo cache URLs. - **EPG channel list did not refresh after a source finished parsing channels.** The `epg_refresh` WebSocket handler closed over a stale `epgs` snapshot from when the socket connected. When a newly created source was not found in that snapshot, the handler updated progress and returned early without calling `fetchEPGData()`, so the channel picker and EPG assignment UI stayed empty until a full page reload. The handler now reads the current store via `getState()` and still calls `fetchEPGData()` when `parsing_channels` completes. - **DVR recordings no longer stop immediately when FFmpeg exits mid-stream.** If FFmpeg crashes, stalls, or loses the source before the scheduled end time, `run_recording` now restarts it in-process instead of going straight to HLS→MKV concat and marking the recording complete. Each restart reuses the same HLS working directory and continues segment numbering (`append_list`, `-start_number`) so the final MKV is a single continuous file. Retries are bounded by a per-outage time window matching live-proxy client tolerance (`STREAM_TIMEOUT` + `FAILOVER_GRACE_PERIOD`, default 80s); the window resets whenever new segments resume, so a long recording can survive multiple separate outages. Reconnect pacing between attempts follows the same `min(0.25 × attempt, 3s)` backoff used by the live-proxy `StreamManager`. Input demuxing also uses `-err_detect ignore_err` to tolerate minor TS corruption without aborting the process. If the outage window expires without recovery, the recording is saved as `interrupted` with `ffmpeg_outage_window_exhausted` rather than falsely reported as `completed`. (Closes [#​1170](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1170)) - **DVR HLS→MKV concat now tolerates timestamp splices and corrupt segments.** The finalize step (and startup recovery concat) previously used a bare `ffmpeg -f concat -c copy`, which could fail on truncated tail segments or PTS discontinuities from FFmpeg restarts mid-recording. Concat now uses a shared `_dvr_build_hls_concat_cmd` helper with `-fflags +genpts+igndts+discardcorrupt`, `-err_detect ignore_err`, and `-avoid_negative_ts make_zero`; the existing MP4-intermediate fallback path uses the same tolerant input flags. - **DVR FFmpeg restart no longer skips HLS segment numbers.** On restart, `-start_number` was set to the existing segment count while `append_list` also incremented the internal sequence for each segment reloaded from `index.m3u8`, so the first post-restart segment could land at roughly double the expected index (e.g. `seg_00028.ts` after 14 segments). Restarts now pass `-start_number 0` when the playlist already lists segments and let `append_list` continue numbering; loose `.ts` files without a playlist still seed from the highest filename index + 1. - **Null TS keepalive packets during channel initialization caused Emby (and Jellyfin) to force a deinterlace transcode or fail playback entirely.** While waiting for a channel to become ready, the generator sent a null TS packet (PID `0x1FFF`) every 0.5 s to keep the HTTP connection alive. Emby probes the initial bytes of the response via ffprobe; receiving a null packet instead of real stream data produced incorrect codec metadata and triggered a forced transcode. The null-packet yield has been replaced with a plain `gevent.sleep(0.1)`. (Fixes [#​1280](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1280)) - **VOD proxy stream URLs survive M3U import refresh cycles.** When `process_movie_batch` / `process_series_batch` create duplicate content records during a refresh, existing `M3UMovieRelation` / `M3UEpisodeRelation` rows are repointed at the new records, orphaning the old UUIDs. External players (Emby, Jellyfin, ChannelsDVR) that cached `.strm` URLs with the dead UUID would then 404 even though the same request carried a stable `stream_id` that maps to an active relation. The proxy now falls back to stream\_id resolution when the UUID lookup misses, using strictest-match-first logic (account-scoped relation preferred, then highest-priority account). A `[STREAMID-FALLBACK]` WARNING log keeps the underlying import churn. — Thanks [@​R3XCHRIS](https://redirect.github.com/R3XCHRIS) - **IP lookup no longer blocks the settings page load.** The `environment` endpoint previously made up to three sequential HTTP calls (ipify, ipapi.co, ip-api.com) with 5s timeouts each, blocking the page for up to 15s if any were unreachable. The lookups now run in a background thread on first request and results are cached in Redis for 1 hour, so the endpoint returns immediately on every call. — Thanks [@​sethwv](https://redirect.github.com/sethwv) - **Authenticated users were not identified in VOD connection cards and stream events when streaming via the web player.** The VOD proxy now accepts a JWT via a `?token=` query parameter so browser `<video>` elements (which cannot send `Authorization` headers) can authenticate. The token is read on the initial request, the resolved user ID is stored in Redis, then retrieved on the actual streaming request after the session redirect. Previously the redirect discarded auth context and all JWT-authenticated VOD sessions were tracked as anonymous. (Fixes [#​1224](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1224)) - **Deleting the last playlist (or any playlist) crashed the entire UI.** `removePlaylists()` in the playlists store filtered the `playlists` array but never removed the corresponding entries from the `profiles` map. After deletion, components reading `profiles[deletedId]` received `undefined` and crashed with `undefined is not an object (evaluating 'P[R].name')`, replacing the entire page with an error screen. The profiles map is now cleaned up atomically in the same state update as the playlists array. (Fixes [#​1269](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1269)) - Thanks [@​nemesbak](https://redirect.github.com/nemesbak) - **Switching providers in the VOD or Series detail modal had no effect.** The `provider-info` endpoints for movies and series always fetched data from the highest-priority provider, ignoring the `relation_id` the frontend sent when the user selected a different provider from the dropdown. The endpoints now accept an optional `relation_id` query parameter and fetch from that specific relation. The VOD modal also now shows the "Loading additional details..." indicator while the provider switch is in flight, matching the existing behaviour in the Series modal. (Fixes [#​1285](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1285)) - Thanks [@​nemesbak](https://redirect.github.com/nemesbak) - **Per-channel stream profile override was ignored during streaming.** `Channel.get_stream_profile()` read `self.stream_profile` directly, bypassing any `ChannelOverride.stream_profile` set by the user on auto-synced channels. The method now resolves through `effective_stream_profile_obj`, which checks the channel's override record first and falls back to the channel's own field. Channels without an override continue to behave identically to before. (Fixes [#​1268](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1268)) - Thanks [@​nemesbak](https://redirect.github.com/nemesbak) - **Web-player output profile was ignored for live streams started outside the Channels page.** `getShowVideoUrl` in `RecordingCardUtils.js` returned a raw proxy URL without calling `buildLiveStreamUrl`, so the output profile preference stored in `localStorage` was not applied when launching a stream from the TV Guide, Program Detail modal, DVR page, Recording Details modal, or Recording Card. Only the Channels page (StreamsTable) was calling `buildLiveStreamUrl` correctly. One additional import and one changed return value fix all affected entry points. (Fixes [#​1304](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1304)) - Thanks [@​nemesbak](https://redirect.github.com/nemesbak) - **Plugins with available updates were not sorting to the top of the Plugin Browse list.** The sort weight function previously treated `update_available` plugins the same as any other installed plugin, leaving them buried. They now receive the highest sort priority (below the search/filter results header) so users can spot pending updates immediately. — Thanks [@​sethwv](https://redirect.github.com/sethwv) - **Disabled state on the size-labeled install button rendered with a warm tint instead of appearing clearly disabled.** The CSS filter was `brightness(0.65) saturate(0.7)`, which left a faint color cast. It is now `grayscale(1) brightness(0.55)`, matching the standard disabled appearance. — Thanks [@​sethwv](https://redirect.github.com/sethwv) - **Restoring a backup from an older version left the database with missing schema.** The restore task ran `pg_restore` which replaced the entire database (including the `django_migrations` table) but did not run migrations afterward. If the backup predated a schema migration, the restored database was missing tables and columns added by those migrations, causing 500 errors on every API call. `migrate --noinput` now runs automatically after every restore. The success notification also now recommends a restart to clear stale service state. - **Cast and actors lists were silently truncated to the first name.** When a provider returns `cast` or `actors` as a JSON array, the helper used during both movie and series basic sync and movie advanced refresh only extracted the first element. All names in the array are now joined into a comma-separated string. Providers that return cast as a plain string are unaffected. - **Channel Group Override interactions in compact numbering and override display.** Two related bugs surfaced when Channel Group Override was used with auto-synced channels. First, compact numbering silently failed: with an override on the source `ChannelGroupM3UAccount`, sync stores channels under the override target group's id (not the source group id), so hide/unhide/repack operations all missed their channels and slot accounting broke silently (hidden channels kept their numbers, unhides got none, repack saw zero channels). The compact paths now include an override-aware fallback to match channels under both source and override-target group ids. Second, the clear-override reset button disappeared when an override's stored value coincidentally matched the provider value. The frontend `isFormFieldOverridden` function was value-based only; it now also checks for a persisted override row regardless of value, so the reset button remains available to clear any override. (Fixes [#​1263](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1263), Fixes [#​1276](https://redirect.github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues/1276)) — Thanks [@​CodeBormen](https://redirect.github.com/CodeBormen) - **Compact numbering repack is now idempotent.** Auto-synced channel numbers reshuffled within their configured range on every sync, even when the provider returned no changes. The compact repack queried channels with no `ORDER BY`, so packing followed PostgreSQL's physical row order, which drifts after each repack's UPDATEs and autovacuum. The channel query now uses `.order_by("id")` (creation order tracks provider stream order for the default "provider" sort), and explicit name / tvg\_id / updated\_at sorts carry `c.id` as a secondary tiebreaker so equal values keep a stable relative order instead of churning. 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Licence
Truecharts, is primarily based on the AGPL-v3 license, this ensures almost everyone can use and modify our charts. Licences can vary on a per-Chart basis. This can easily be seen by the presence of a "LICENSE" file in that folder.
An exception to this, has been made for every document inside folders labeled as docs or doc and their subfolders: those folders are not licensed under AGPL-v3 and are considered "all rights reserved". Said content can be modified and changes submitted per PR, in accordance to the github End User License Agreement.
SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0
