v0.43.1

Highlights: fixes a data-loss bug in the Windows in-app updater, which permanently deleted any folder kept inside the Engram folder (such as a library at D:\engram\tv). Windows users must install this release by hand, once; the steps are below.

Fixed

• In-app updates on Windows could permanently delete folders kept inside the Engram folder. If your TV or movie library, staging folder or backups sat inside the folder Engram runs from (for example D:\engram\tv, with Engram in D:\engram), a successful in-app update from any version between 0.15.3 and 0.43.0 deleted them together with the old build. The delete bypassed the Recycle Bin. The updater now removes only the previous build's own files, keeps the old folder (and says where) if anything else is in it, never clears an existing .old folder, and refuses to update while the Engram folder holds anything it didn't install, naming what is in the way. Folders elsewhere on the drive were never at risk. (#825)

  An update is carried out by the version you already have, so on Windows install this release by hand: close Engram, move any library, staging or backup folders out of the Engram folder, then extract engram-win-x64.zip to a new folder and run engram.exe from there. Your settings and database live in C:\Users\<you>\.engram and carry over. The Windows download is now named engram-win-x64.zip, a name older versions don't recognise, so they cannot apply this release themselves; they report that no release asset was found.

• Review-page keyboard shortcuts no longer drop a key pressed the moment the page finishes loading. The shortcut listener used to start a moment after the page appeared, and the first track selection could overwrite an early j/k. This also ends the random review-shortcut failures in the frontend unit tests. (#716)

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Full Changelog: v0.43.0...v0.43.1