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PS5 Library 0.7.24
Changes
- Downloads in tabs. Downloads has Active, Finished, Failed and Cancelled tabs with counts. Active shows what runs, then the waiting downloads in the order they will run, then what needs a decision.
- Queue in your order. A waiting download can move up, move down or go next. Finished, failed and cancelled downloads each clear in one go; clearing removes their partial files, as Remove does.
- Favourites. The heart on a game page adds it to your favourites. Favourites get a heart on their tile, their own row in the Store and a filter in Browse. The list is kept on the console, so the console, phones and computers share it.
- Browse by region and size. Browse filters by region and size and sorts by size. The region comes from the catalog, or from the tags in its description (USA, EUR, JPN, ASIA); games without one are under Unknown region.
- Diagnostic report. Settings → Console → Diagnostic report collects what a bug report needs: versions, firmware, storage, ShadowMountPlus, the package installer, settings, recent downloads and the end of the log. It has no keys, passwords or catalog addresses, and download links are cut down to their host. Copy it, save it on the console as
diagnostics.txt, or download it on a phone or computer.
Validation and limitations
Host build, integration tests (moving waiting downloads, clearing by state, favourites saved on the console, regions from catalog tags, the report's sections without links or keys), C++ archive tests and UI checks (filters and size order, queue buttons, download tabs, favourites, the report card) passed. On a PS5 (firmware 13.60) Browse showed USA, EUR, JPN and ASIA from a Pegasus catalog's tags; a favourite was added and removed; the report was created, read in the console's browser and saved as diagnostics.txt. The pages were checked in the PS5 browser's window size and at 390 px phone width. Moving and clearing downloads were tested on a computer, not on the console. After publishing, Settings → Updates on a console running 0.7.23 installed this release from GitHub and started it within seconds.
Load the new ELF; it replaces the running version and keeps your catalogs and settings. A download in progress pauses; Resume continues it.