Release Laev v0.1.36 · alexdont/laev

Anime now belongs to MyAnimeList, and the two lists traded names.

Anime, on MyAnimeList's terms

laev mal import marks your whole MAL list watched here — episodes counted the way the list counts them (mal-1425-e12), hours from MAL's own per-anime episode durations. Nothing is matched to TMDB, so nothing lands on the wrong show.
Scrobbling actually reaches your list now. Episode counts were silently failing on a misspelled API field the whole time; and an anime you start out of nowhere is added to your list as watching, then counted — MAL's update can't create entries, so laev does it in two steps. The finale flips it to completed on its own.
Anime series scores go to MAL through the same words-beside-numbers picker; episode scores stay on TMDB, the one service that takes them. ctrl-o opens the MAL entry you actually watched — Lupin opens Part II, not the 1971 original.
Recent anime are findable: the episode search falls back to AnimeTosho by AniDB id from the cross-id list when Kitsu has never heard of the show, and the pack you were already playing is reused before any search runs.

Watchlist is what you're watching — shows, anime and half-watched films from every record laev keeps, most recently watched first: enter, enter, and you're back in last night's episode. Three sections behind chevrons: to watch, caught up, on hold (ctrl-h, synced; pushed to MAL for anime).
Saved is the old watchlist: titles you pressed ctrl-s on to watch later.
Opens in ~a sixth of a second: the dozen TMDB fields a row needs live in cards.json and refresh behind the list, never in front of it.
The season picker opens on the first season you haven't watched through, like the episode list always did.

A show is marked finished automatically only when it's watched through and silent — nothing aired for five years. Anything newer waits in caught up; TMDB's status is never consulted (it files K-dramas as Ended in week one). Films and anime stay automatic. ctrl-w is always yours.
Episodes watched to ≥85% before laev wrote "done" are promoted on sight, so every screen counts the same files the same way.

The list opens on last week — four window buttons (week / month / 6 months / all time) sit above it, so the imported decade stops drowning out this month's evenings.
The page splits films & tv from anime, each counted from its own source; the shelf line counts anime finished beside series finished.
Piped laev stats labels ids for what they are (source/id), with the split included.

Grouped under faint dividers — playback, language, appearance, player & files, accounts — every label standalone and aligned, values in one straight column.

A dead-ended source search from the Watchlist returns to it instead of closing laev; "no sources" for an episode sitting in a batch you'd already played is gone (packs are reused everywhere, not just from Continue).
A failure inside Settings prints and hands the screen back instead of halting the app.
The stats list no longer counts a whole-show mark as an extra episode, and a series mark only adds the run its episodes don't already cover.
Burrito's build leftovers are swept both sides of a release, so building can't fill the tmpfs and kill the shell that ran it.