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Stable release: 2026.11.04.05 · Stable channel: main · Development channel: dev
Normally no. Configure regular starts in Unraid Scheduler. Plus manages selected execution behavior afterward. Explicit CLI and assistant requests can start operations.
Work is spread over permitted windows. Pauses increase elapsed calendar time. Runtime and elapsed time are different history values.
It still exists and can resume. Coordination distinguishes that from an idle array.
Yes. Informational background messages are separate and default off on fresh installs. Pause preferences remain independent.
Background handling records ownership and does not acquire a pre-existing manual pause. Other blocking conditions still apply.
No. Their native hooks conflict. Remove the prior integration and recreate intended settings in Plus.
No. Configuration keys and active state are not imported automatically into the new namespace.
Stored protocol values stay stable; presentation translates separately.
No. Runtime uses bundled files. Only maintainer authoring contacts a translation service.
No. The default monitor checks once per minute. The bound is retained, but the operation can advance beyond it before stopping.
No. Removal deletes Plus configuration/state. Save desired settings first.
Stable version 2026.11.04.05 is available on main. The dev channel can advance independently; future dev pushes do not automatically inherit stable qualification or change stable installations. See compatibility and limitations for the boundary between local evidence and owner-reported host acceptance.
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