Release Version 582 · hydrusnetwork/hydrus

Hey, if you use the macOS App and use the 'hydrus default darkmode' stylesheet, skip the release this week! I removed it by accident.

fixes

fixed an issue where setting a file 'collect' was not automatically sorting the collected objects internally properly. normally when you collect, each collected object is supposed to be sorted internally by filesize or namespace or whatever--this is working again
fixed a weird internal error state in the import folders manager where it could get confused about and throw an error regarding the import folders' next work times if an internal update notification occured during an import folder working
fixed a typo error with the shortcut set 'special duplicate' button
fixed pasting new query texts into the manage subscriptions dialog when one of the pasted texts resurrects a DEAD query. my new summary generation text was handling the DEAD report wrong!

the advanced 'all deleted files' service, which is mostly just used for behind the scenes caching calculations, is renamed to 'deleted from anywhere'. the related 'regen->all deleted files' database command is also moved to 'check and repair->sync combined deleted files'
the edit tag filter panel's 'load' button now shows all the current tag repositories' tag filters
when you hit ctrl-enter on some tags (or otherwise trigger a linked remove+add action) in an active search list (e.g. top-left on a search page), which causes those tags to invert and thus sometimes sorted to a different position, the current selection now propagates through the inversion, with the keyboard focus moved to the post-topmost item. so, you can now basically hit ctrl+enter twice for a no-op
fixed the paste button in the new 'purge tags' dialog
thanks to a user, we have a new 'Purple' stylesheet
I tweaked the some default stylesheet colours and think I fixed the display of the 'valid/invalid' controls you sometimes see (for instance in the new regex input, which goes green/red) for dark mode stylesheets that don't define colours for these. previously, the dark mode text, usually a light grey, was being washed out by the default green

you can now set the options->colours colours in a QSS stylesheet! if you are a stylesheet maker, check the default_hydrus.qss file to see how it works--it is the same deal as the animation scanbar previously
the options in options->colours remain, but they are now wrapped in a 'overwrite your stylesheet with these colours' checkbox for now. existing users are going to be set to 'yes overwrite', so nothing will suddenly change, but new users are going to default to using whatever the current QSS says. in future, I may collapse the light/darkmode distinction into one option set; I may morph it into a "colour highly rated files' thumbnail borders gold" dynamic options system; I may simply delete the whole thing and replace it with in-client QSS editing or something. not sure, so let's see how it goes and how Qt 7's darkmode stuff turns out.
I have pasted the hydrus default darkmode colours into all the other stylesheets that come with the program, so new users selecting a darkmode style are going to get something reasonable out of the box rather than the previous ugly clash. the users who made the original stylesheets are welcome to figure out better colours and send them in
if you are not set to override with the custom colours in options->colours, then hitting help->darkmode now gives you a popup telling you what is going on

the four 'edit sidecars' panels (under manual imports, import folders, manual exports, and export folders), which use paths and media as sources respectively, now have test panels to review the current sidecar route you have set up. they use up to 25 rows of example file paths/media from the actual thing you are working on. it provides a live update of what the sources you set up will load, so you know you have the json parse or .txt separator set up correct
for the export folders case, there is a button in the panel 'edit export folders' panel to populate the text context, under your control, since this involves a potentially slow file search
there is more to do here. I would like better test panels in the sub-dialogs and I'd like to collapse the related 'eight-nested-dialogs-deep' problem, and in the string processing and parsing UI more generally, but I'm happy with this step forward. let me know where it goes wrong!

when you enter a wildcard into a Read tag autocomplete, it no longer always delivers the 'always autocompleting' version. so, if you enter sa*s, it will suggest sa*s (wildcard search) and perhaps sa*s (any namespace), but it will no longer suggest the sa*s* variants until you, obviously, actually type that trailing asterisk yourself. I intermittently had no idea what the hell I was doing when I originally developed this stuff
the 'unnamespaced input gives (any namespace) wildcard results' tag display option is now correctly negatively enforced when entering unnamespaced wildcards. previously it was always adding them, and sometimes inserting them at the top of the list. the (any namespace) variant is now always below the unnamespaced when both are present
fixed up a bunch of jank unit tests that were testing this badly