Anime Cron

2026.10.25.1

Changed

• README: swamp vault put now prompts for secrets (hidden input) instead of taking them on the command line, where shell history keeps them.

2026.10.20.1

• fetch-airing falls back to batch releases. Netflix released all of "Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2" at once, and Nyaa carried it only as batches ("- 01 ~ 10", "S02 … Batch"), so on 2026-10-20 eps 3–10 never matched a single-episode pick. When episodes have no single-episode release, one batch covering all of them is added, and its files for episodes already on disk are deselected. A batch must be uploaded no more than 14 days before the season premiered (AniList startDate), which keeps season-1 packs out; with no premiere date no batch is taken. A pack with no stated range only counts once the season is finished.
• parseEpisode returns null for batches (new parseBatchRange), so "- 01 ~ 10" no longer reads as episode 1. Transmission dedup counts a batch for every episode in its range.
• Not-found alerts go out once. One Telegram message per show lists every missing episode ("ep3–10 not found"), and a new notFoundAlerts resource records what was already announced, so the hourly run stops repeating them. fetchResult gains alertsDeduped.

2026.10.18.1

• fetch-airing keeps searching until it finds the target resolution. The search stopped as soon as ANY release of the episode turned up, so on 2026-10-18 a 720p English dub found by the English title ended the search for "Mezametara Saikyou Soubi to Uchuusen-mochi datta node, …" ep 3, and the synonym search that finds SubsPlease ("Saikyosoubi") never ran.
• Shorter fallback queries (shortTitleQueries). Nyaa matches every query word literally, and releases drop the English title's punctuation and shorten long romaji titles. After the full titles, synonyms and base title, the search now tries the English title without punctuation, the English title before ":", the romaji before ",", the romaji without punctuation and its first three words.

2026.10.15.9

Changed

• Repo-wide maintenance release: version bump to republish the current source. No schema change.

2026.10.15.8

Changed

• Repo-wide maintenance release: version bump to republish the current source. No schema change.

2026.10.15.6

Changed

• Repo-wide maintenance release: version bump to republish the current source. No schema change.

2026.10.15.5

Changed

• Repo-wide maintenance release: version bump to republish the current source. No schema change.

2026.10.15.4

Changed

• Repo-wide maintenance release: version bump to republish the current source. No schema change.

2026.10.15.3

Changed

• Repo-wide maintenance release: version bump to republish the current source. No schema change.

2026.10.15.2

Changed

• Repo-wide maintenance release: version bump to republish the current source. No schema change.

2026.10.15.1

Changed

• Repo-wide maintenance release: version bump to republish the current source. No schema change.

2026.10.14.2

Changed

• Repo-wide maintenance release: version bump to republish the current source. No schema change.

2026.10.14.1

• Rating buttons when an episode finishes downloading. New notify-downloaded takes the finished torrents from the Transmission completion event (@transmission/api poll-completed newCompletions), keeps those under animeContainerDir, maps each download folder back to its AniList CURRENT entry and sends " epN downloaded" with inline buttons Watched and 1-10 (<code>callback_data</code> <code>anr:<mediaId>:<episode>:<score></code>, 0 = watched only). A send Telegram rejects fails the method rather than vanishing.</li> <li><strong><code>rate-episode</code></strong> applies a tap, routed by a <code>telegram-callback</code> workflow on <code>kind == "anr"</code>: progress becomes max(current, episode) so an older button never rewinds it, a score sets the show score (AniList has no per-episode score, <code>scoreRaw</code> = score x 10), and reaching the last episode completes the entry. Re-tapping sets the same values.</li> </ul>

2026.10.02.1

• fetch-airing no longer takes an older season's release for a sequel episode. On 2026-10-02 "Kusuriya no Hitorigoto 3rd Season" ep 1 aired, no season-3 release existed yet, the base-title fallback searched plain "Kusuriya no Hitorigoto", and a January 2025 [Half-Baked] … S02E01 was queued because pickBest compared only the episode number. Hits now carry their RSS pubDate; with a real AniList airing time, pickBest rejects releases uploaded more than 14 days before the episode aired (pre-airs still pass) and releases labelled with a different season (parseSeason).
• Continuous numbering. SubsPlease numbers some sequels on from the previous season (season 3 ep 1 = "- 49"). For the latest aired episode only, when nothing carries the season number, a higher-numbered release uploaded in that week's window is accepted if every such release agrees on one number. It is renamed in Transmission (torrent-rename-path) to the season's own folder name and episode number, so seanime, mark-watched and dedup read the right episode.
• Dedup is keyed by download folder + episode (episodeKey), not by a season-stripped show name, so season 1's "- 01" can no longer block a sequel's ep 1.

2026.09.19.2

Changed

• Repo-wide maintenance release: version bump to republish the current source. No schema change.

2026.09.17.1

Changed

• Repo-wide maintenance release: version bump to republish the current source. No schema change.

2026.09.01.3

• Republish of 2026.09.01.2, no code change. The 2026.09.01.2 publish was skipped when fmt:check failed on the merge commit (a deno 2.8/2.9 markdown reflow difference in this file), and extension-publish only fires on the commit that carries the version bump, so the registry never received it.

2026.09.01.1

• parseEpisode now reads the SxxExx form. The bare E-prefix pattern documented itself as covering "S01E05", but \b before the E never fires when a digit precedes it, so every S01E09-style release parsed as null and pickBest had nothing to rank. Seen live on 2026-09-01: Koukaku Kidoutai (2026) ep 9 — Erai-raws (the group behind eps 1–8, dash form) never posted, and all nine other 1080p releases (VARYG, Judas, DKB, ToonsHub, Ironclad, Cattleya) used S01E09, so the show sat in not-found for five hourly runs. A dedicated \bS\d{1,2}E(\d{1,3})\b check now runs right after the - NN fansub convention.

2026.08.22.2

• An inferred airing time no longer drives an alert. The not-found branch derives airedAtSec from nextAiringAt, but on a cache-backed run that timestamp is projected — and on a SEEDED list it is simply the capture instant. With epsBehind = 0 it therefore measured the age of the cache rather than of the episode, so past the 30-minute grace every show read as overdue on every run: 13 shows produced an identical "Aired 298min ago — not yet on Nyaa" every hour.

  The overdue Telegram alert is now gated on listSource === "anilist". The not-found outcome is still recorded, so the run report shows exactly what was missing; only the page is withheld until AniList answers and the times are real again. The "queued" alert is deliberately NOT gated — a started download is a fact regardless of where the list came from.

• New alertsSuppressed count on fetchResult, so a withheld page is visible rather than silent. It is incremented independently of whether telegramModel is configured, which is also what makes the behaviour testable: sendTg spawns swamp via Deno.Command, so a fake context.runModel observes nothing and such a test passes vacuously. The new test pairs the cache case with an AniList-path positive control.

• listSource and listAgeSeconds are now declared in FetchResultSchema. They shipped in 2026.08.22.1 and worked — undeclared keys pass through — but carried no schema or description.