rustnzb v1.3.0

rustnzb v1.3.0

Summary

rustnzb 1.3.0 brings the application and its shared NZB crates into one
reproducible monorepo, substantially improves queue and history workflows, and
replaces the previous best-effort build path with pinned, containerized release
gates. The release includes native server packages for Linux x86_64, Linux
aarch64, and Windows x86_64, plus multi-architecture Docker images.

Highlights

Queue, history, and SABnzbd compatibility

• The Downloads view now combines active queue management with recent history,
  clearer connection-pool information, responsive layout modes, and consistent
  pause/resume state.
• Queue entries can be reordered, and queue filters now remain aligned with the
  global pause state.
• Removing a failed or stalled job preserves its history record instead of
  silently losing the failure context.
• Post-processing state is reported through the SABnzbd-compatible API so
  Sonarr, Radarr, and other clients receive an accurate status.
• Duplicate row actions are guarded while requests are pending, and destructive
  actions use a shared confirmation dialog.

Server and status controls

• NNTP connection timeout is configurable per server from the API and Settings
  UI. Existing configurations continue to use the default when the field is
  absent.
• /api/status now reports total disk capacity alongside available space.
• Settings, history, RSS, groups, media, login, and first-run screens now share
  the same icon, dialog, loading, feedback, and design-token behavior.

Telemetry, WebDAV, and desktop behavior

• OTLP logs and metrics can be enabled and routed independently while retaining
  the shared OTEL_ENABLED and endpoint fallbacks.
• Docker and standalone builds report their source ref through
  RUSTNZB_BUILD_REF, making the running revision visible at runtime.
• Media Library/WebDAV controls and queue layout behavior have been tightened.
• The Tauri desktop application now starts and uses the same application HTTP
  server as the standalone build, avoiding a divergent desktop-only backend.

Reproducible build and release pipeline

• The application, frontend, mock NNTP server, and nzb-* crates now live in a
  single Cargo workspace under apps/rustnzb/ and crates/.
• CI tasks run in digest-pinned toolchain images through the checked-in
  ./ci/run interface.
• Release gates cover formatting, compile checks, workspace tests, Clippy,
  frontend tests and audit, desktop compilation, and the complete 85-test
  Playwright suite.
• The release matrix cross-builds Linux x86_64, Linux aarch64, and Windows
  x86_64, packages both Debian architectures and a Windows installer, and
  verifies the packages before publication.
• Docker publishing now builds immutable candidates, smoke-tests the exact
  pulled image (binary, health endpoint, embedded UI, build ref, 7-Zip, and
  graceful shutdown), then promotes that digest to Forgejo and GHCR.
• Tagged releases publish and verify amd64/arm64 manifests. Ordinary main
  pushes update dev; only a tag advances latest.

Bundled shared-crate versions

• nzb-core 0.2.16
• nzb-decode 0.1.2
• nzb-dispatch 0.2.6
• nzb-news 0.1.12
• nzb-nntp 0.2.22
• nzb-postproc 0.2.6
• nzb-web 0.4.20

Breaking changes and upgrade notes

• There is no intentional breaking HTTP API or SQLite schema change in this
  release, and existing runtime configuration remains valid.
• Source builds must now target the workspace package from the repository root,
  for example cargo build -p rustnzb --release --features webdav. The
  application source and configuration example moved to apps/rustnzb/, and
  shared crates moved to crates/.
• The root [patch.crates-io] entries are intentional. Keep them when building
  with WebDAV so external nzbdav-* dependencies use the workspace nzb-*
  implementations.
• Container deployments should retain the existing /config, /data, and
  /downloads mounts. Back up configuration and data before upgrading as with
  any production release.
• Operators pinning immutable development images may keep their current SHA.
  v1.3.0 and latest refer to the verified multi-architecture release image.

Downloads

• Linux x86_64: rustnzb-v1.3.0-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
• Linux aarch64: rustnzb-v1.3.0-linux-aarch64.tar.gz
• Windows x86_64 installer: rustnzb-v1.3.0-windows-x86_64-setup.exe
• Debian/Ubuntu amd64: rustnzb-v1.3.0-amd64.deb
• Debian/Ubuntu arm64: rustnzb-v1.3.0-arm64.deb
• Checksums: SHA256SUMS-v1.3.0.txt
• Docker: ghcr.io/ausagentsmith-org/rustnzb:v1.3.0

All downloadable files are attached to both the Forgejo and GitHub releases
and are also published at https://dl.rustnzb.dev/v1.3.0/.