Par2Guard 1.2.0

Added

• Verify now reports which files are missing or damaged, including how many
  data blocks of a damaged file survived.
• Repair now reports which files it restored, and how many blocks it rebuilt.
• End-of-run summaries list the affected files beneath each item, so a
  library-wide sweep names the exact track rather than only the folder.
• Progress bar in the footer showing par2's real progress and current phase
  (loading, scanning, repairing, solving, writing). Verbose mode is no longer
  needed just to see that a long repair is advancing.
• "Send repairable items to Repair" button on the Verify tab, which copies the
  items needing repair into the Repair tab. Optionally starts the repair
  immediately (see Preferences).
• Preferences dialog for editing saved settings without hunting for
  config.ini.
• Optional cleanup of the <name>.1 backup files par2 leaves behind after
  repairing a damaged file. Only backups created by the repair just performed
  are removed; .par2 recovery files are never touched.
• File lists now support selecting and removing several entries at once.
• The bundled par2guard.svg is used as the window icon.

Fixed

• Create failed for files whose names begin with a dash. par2 misread such
  filenames as command-line options (e.g. Ed Sheeran's - (Deluxe Edition)).
  -- now terminates option parsing on create, as it already did for
  verify/repair.
• The overwrite prompt never appeared for multi-disc folders. The check used
  the raw folder name while creation used the derived
  Album - Disc 1 name, so existing parity went undetected and par2 then failed
  with "File already exists". Detection, deletion and creation now share one
  base-name function.
• Delete-and-recreate could remove an unrelated PAR2 set whose name shared a
  prefix (deleting "Abbey Road" also swept up "Abbey Road Sessions"). Set
  membership is now matched exactly.
• Verify misreported unrepairable damage. Outcomes are now taken from
  par2's exit codes (0 = OK, 1 = repair possible, 2 = repair not possible)
  instead of matching text. Files damaged beyond repair get their own message
  and summary section rather than a generic failure.
• Repair now distinguishes "repair attempted but failed" from "repair not
  possible".
• Failures no longer say "see log for details" while the log shows no details:
  in non-verbose mode the tail of par2's output is printed when a run fails.
• The status bar no longer flashes "Ready" between queued jobs, and the buttons
  no longer briefly re-enable mid-batch. A second batch can no longer be started
  on top of a running one.
• Cancelling a run no longer prints a misleading summary of the work not done.
• Custom block sizes were rounded to the nearest kilobyte when saved, and values
  below 1 KB silently became "Auto". Block size is now stored in bytes.
• The verbose checkbox was read from the worker thread; a plain flag is now used
  instead of touching a GTK widget off the main thread.
• Fixed a GtkTextMark leak in the log pane during long runs.
• Folder scans no longer merge two identically-named PAR2 sets living in
  different folders into a single entry.

Changed

• Configuration moved from the application folder to
  ~/.config/par2guard/config.ini, so Par2Guard can be run from a read-only
  location. An existing config.ini is migrated automatically on first run;
  the original file is left in place.
• Settings are written defensively: a read-only config location logs a warning
  instead of crashing at start-up.

Notes

• par2's own -p ("purge") flag is deliberately not used. It deletes the entire
  .par2 recovery set along with the backup files.