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carry performers through TrackList's toDJSet shim so b2b chains render (#99)

make set-editor overlays click-transparent + border-only set rects (#98)

track add/soft-delete/rename in set-editor edit mode (phases 0-4) (#95)

'Have a code?' shortcut on login modal

replace magic-link login with emailed OTP code entry

sys restart glyph, faster restart hold, guidance copy (#97)

kiosk maintenance restarts — sys panel, pi-helperd daemon, hardware watchdog (#96)

DB-backed recovery of orphaned placeholder tracks (#94)

health-gated harvest circuit breaker + unified catalog TTL clocks (#93)

pause metadata resolver + hold TTL when no CDJ is connected (#92)

Set tracklists, exportable as CSV

Venue admins can now download any set as a CSV, with an editable Offset cell at the top, so the file can be synced to an audio or video recording with one edit. The blue time-in-set timestamp returns to every row.

Sediment Timeline

The horizontal multitrack view now ages atmospherically. The most recent track rides the top current; older tracks settle quieter as time passes over them.

The Pi reattaches without restarting

When the CDJ metadata socket flickers, the Pi now reconnects in place. The booth recovers from a brief network hiccup without losing the running set.

The date strip became an instrument

A two-week sweep turned the horizontal date strip into a navigation rail: today flagged in cobalt, yesterday and tomorrow signposted, edge spinners on the live side, a terminal cap at 14 days, and quiet-day placeholders for dates with no recorded set. The calendar reads at a glance.

WiFi country, baked at provisioning

New SD bundles ship with the regdomain set before the radio comes up, closing the cfg80211 country-99 race that stranded earlier units before they could join WiFi.

DJ Picker — phase 1 verified

A rollback transaction walked every slice of the rename feature in isolation. Each phase ticked; phase 6 handoff left for the next session.

Notes on a date strip

A design memo on the timeline's scroll-marker behaviour and the tiered caching strategy underneath it, written before any of it shipped to the surface.

DJ Picker, every surface

Set assignment, the set editor, and set-bounding all use the same searchable, venue-scoped picker now. An inline variant skips the confirm step for quick edits where the choice is already obvious.

Set cards survive concurrent edits

Realtime updates no longer race the local optimistic patch when two owners are editing at once, and artist-disambiguation queries now follow the correct foreign key when two artists share a name.

Editing opens with context already loaded

The set editor preloads the surrounding days' sets into the calendar store before the panel slides in — no empty-state flash between opening the editor and seeing neighbours.

The set-editor button speaks

A short instruction sits beside the button now. Less guessing about what the click commits to.

A tiered day cache

An L1 cache holds the current day; ±1 day prefetches first, then ±7 days fill in tiers behind it. Scrolling back through venue history stays glassy.