DiscVault v26.4.70

DiscVault v26.4.70

This release promotes the complete beta feature train from DiscVault 26.4.54
to 26.4.70. It introduces a redesigned Library and movie detail experience,
optional password and TOTP authentication, secure MovieVault poster
distribution, reversible artwork hiding, and more flexible Member Group and
container management.

Highlights

• Modern responsive Library. The Library is now a sortable table with
  responsive desktop and compact layouts, richer metadata columns, persistent
  watched and Watchlist filters, and improved director fallbacks.
  (#288,
  #289,
  #290)
• iOS-inspired movie details. Movie pages now use a full-bleed mobile hero,
  streamlined management controls, redesigned personal-list actions, dated
  rewatch logging, searchable colour-coded tags, and responsive cast, crew,
  artwork, and video galleries.
  (#281,
  #282,
  #284)
• Optional Legacy authentication. Administrators can enable Argon2id
  username/password authentication with TOTP, temporary passwords, unified
  single-use recovery codes, per-user passkey policy, Owner bootstrap, and
  expanded Users & Roles management.
  (#297,
  #298,
  #302)
• MovieVault distribution 3 and 4. DiscVault adds strict,
  checksum-verified local-index synchronization, exact box-set editions, richer
  release metadata, and secure background caching of MovieVault posters.
  (#287,
  #295,
  #301)
• Member Groups and owned containers. Group-shared movies now expose their
  containing box sets and vaults. Group owners can rename eligible groups,
  remove empty groups, and convert owned box sets into vaults or vaults into
  box sets without losing container data.
  (#305)

Movie details, artwork, and metadata

• Personal Lists now provide dedicated Log rewatch and Watchlist
  actions, quick date choices, a native date picker, and a searchable tag
  picker.
• Cast and crew use responsive portrait cards with age-at-release information,
  while media galleries use localized More controls and accessible artwork
  actions.
• Hidden posters and backdrops can be reviewed, restored, or permanently
  deleted. Hidden artwork remains excluded from primary-artwork selection and
  metadata refreshes, and its state is retained in backups.
  (#304)
• Country flags and age classifications now appear consistently in the movie
  header. Metadata refreshes update unlocked ratings while preserving manually
  locked values.
  (#291,
  #292)
• Audio and subtitle editing fields have been expanded for multi-line values.
  (#294)
• Metadata comparison and artwork diagnostics are now restricted to Debug
  mode. (#283)

MovieVault and privacy

• Distribution 3 introduces atomic full generations, transactional deltas,
  strict digest validation, nullable studio/distributor/runtime metadata, and
  ordered exact-edition box sets.
• Distribution 4 adds secure poster metadata and bounded background caching.
  Downloads are validated for media type, size, checksum, and decoded image
  dimensions before activation.
• Cached MovieVault posters are served only through authenticated local
  DiscVault URLs with private cache semantics; MovieVault origins and
  credentials are never exposed to clients.
• Failed poster replacements retain the previous valid image and report an
  explicit degraded, pending, or error state.
• Person profiles and filmographies now come exclusively from TMDb. Stored
  MovieVault-derived person data is migrated or rebuilt where appropriate.
  (#296)

Member Groups and container ownership

• Members can discover the box sets and vaults that contain movies shared with
  their Member Groups.
• Member Group owners can rename groups and delete a group once no other
  members remain.
• Containers now have durable ownership across creation, synchronization,
  import, background workers, backup, and restore.
• Authorized owners can convert a box set into a vault, or a vault into a box
  set, from the existing editor while preserving movies, ordering, artwork,
  metadata, identifiers, barcode, location, cover, public identity, and
  collection references.

Additional improvements

• Accessibility, keyboard focus restoration, compact layouts, and responsive
  controls have been improved throughout the Library and movie-detail
  interfaces.
• New and changed user-facing flows include complete translations across all
  29 supported locales.
• Backup and restore coverage now includes Legacy authentication, hidden
  artwork, and container ownership.

Upgrade notes

• MovieVault distribution 4 remains inactive until the installed
  movievault_v2 plugin explicitly advertises distribution-4 compatibility.
• Enabling Legacy authentication requires the corresponding deployment and
  environment configuration; existing passkey authentication remains
  supported.
• Database migrations run automatically during the normal upgrade process.