MovieDB - Releases

Fixed

• Fresh installs on Nextcloud 32 no longer fail during occ app:enable. Three boolean columns (episodes.watched, libraries.is_personal, library_members.permission_edit) were declared NOT NULL in a way NC 32's migration validator rejects, and the moviedb_library_members table name hit NC's identifier-length limit for an auto-generated primary key name. Existing installs (including upgrades) are unaffected.

Fixed

• "Watches by Year" on the Dashboard now groups by the year you actually watched a movie/show, not its release/air year. Matches the "year in review" convention used by Trakt/Letterboxd.
• The "Watches by Year" chart no longer stretches to fill most of the screen when there are only a few bars (e.g. a small watch history).

Fixed

• The v1.5.0 release tarball contained stray macOS AppleDouble (._*) files and extended-attribute metadata (from com.apple.provenance, newly applied to files by macOS 26/27), which broke the Nextcloud App Store installer's "exactly one top-level folder" check on some upgrades (Extracted app moviedb has more than 1 folder). This release is content-identical to 1.5.0, repackaged with COPYFILE_DISABLE=1 and explicit xattr/AppleDouble stripping.

Added

• Dashboard now includes "Watches by Year" and "Watches by Platform" charts, including TV show watches (previously excluded from these stats). Both charts share a new "Show" filter to view All / Movies / TV Shows only.
• Watchlist pagination (page/limit params, matching Movie/Series), fixing the previously unbounded /api/watchlist response.

Changed

• Visual polish pass: consistent card hover/shadow treatment across MovieCard/SeriesCard/Dashboard stat cards (shared radius/shadow/transition values), a subtle poster gradient scrim for badge legibility, per-stat accent colors on the Dashboard, and richer chart styling — gradient-filled bars with a grow-in animation on Watches by Year, gradient fills and a smoother track on Watches by Platform.

Fixed

• Recently Watched and Top Rated cards on the Dashboard no longer collapse into unreadable narrow strips on mobile viewports.
• The Dashboard chart filter control no longer overflows the screen on narrow viewports.
• /api/watchlist, /api/movies, and /api/series no longer throw a division-by-zero error on limit=0, or accept a negative page/limit that produced a negative offset — all three now clamp to sane minimums. totalPages is now consistently returned as an integer.
• The watchlist's media-type filter no longer silently returns zero results on an unrecognized mediaType value — invalid values are now treated as "no filter", matching the stats endpoints' existing behavior.
• Changing sort order on the watchlist while on a later page no longer leaves the user on a now out-of-range page; sorting resets to page 1.
• The Dashboard's media-type "Show" filter is now visibly grouped with both charts it affects (under one "Watch Statistics" section) instead of appearing to apply only to "Watches by Year".
• Switching the active shared library no longer leaves stale watchlist pagination/filter state behind — a page number or type filter left over from a previous library (which may have far more or fewer items) could point past the end of the new library's results and show a false empty state. Movies/TV filters are reset the same way.
• The sidebar's watchlist counter badge now always reflects the library's true total, not a search/media-type-filtered count — previously applying a filter on the Watchlist page made the badge appear to shrink until the filter was cleared.
• Opening the Watchlist page no longer fires two competing API requests (one before the active library was known, one after) — the first could return data for the wrong library depending on response timing.
• Rapidly switching the Dashboard's "Show" chart filter no longer risks displaying stale data if an earlier request resolves after a later one.

Changed

• Extracted the duplicated mediaType query-param validation from StatsController/WatchlistController into a shared helper on AuthenticatedController.
• Added a resetFilters() action to the watchlist store (mirroring Movies/Series) so sort/type-filter/pagination resets follow one consistent pattern across Watchlist.vue and the shared-library switcher.

Fixed

• Translation placeholders now render correctly in paginated movie lists.

Tests

• Added regression coverage for translated placeholders and plural arguments.

Added

• Shared Libraries: create named libraries and share your movie/TV collection with other Nextcloud users — assign viewer or editor roles, manage members, and switch between libraries from a single account. Everything about a title (catalog, watchlist, episode progress, ratings, platform, review) is shared across all library members; user_id on catalog rows becomes legacy attribution only — library membership is the sole access gate
• New DB tables moviedb_libraries and moviedb_library_members; all catalog tables gain a library_id NOT NULL column (Migrations V5 → V7)
• V5 backfills every user's existing data into an auto-created personal library; V6 enforces the NOT NULL constraint; V7 heals any duplicate-membership edge cases left by a check-then-insert race in V5
• Self-leave: members added to a shared library can leave it without needing the owner to remove them (Leave button + confirmation dialog in the Libraries view)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees?search=... — user-search endpoint backed by OCP\Collaboration\Collaborators\ISearch, respecting Nextcloud's shareapi_restrict_user_enumeration and group-restriction admin settings
• Viewer notice banners on Add Movie, Add TV Show, and Add to Watchlist pages when the active library is view-only

Changed

• All catalog endpoints (/api/movies, /api/series, /api/watchlist, watches, stats) now accept an optional libraryId query/body param and scope reads/writes to that library; omitting it falls back to the user's personal library
• LibraryService.resolveLibraryId (writes) throws on a denied explicit ID instead of silently falling back to personal, preventing cross-library write confusion
• Member management restricted to owner only (editors can no longer add/remove members); viewers see the members list read-only
• Library delete cascade wrapped in a DB transaction (episodes → watches → watchlist → series → movies → members → library)
• Rename preserves the caller's owner role in the response (annotate() helper centralises role annotation for all library-returning endpoints)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees requires at least 1 character to prevent zero-query full user enumeration
• Dashboard "Recently Watched" now interleaves movies and TV shows sorted by watch date instead of showing movies-only followed by TV-only

Fixed

• Library rename bug: editing the name field immediately after saving no longer reverts to the pre-save name due to a stale local binding

Tests

• 121 PHP tests, 136 JS tests, 0 lint errors
• New: LibraryServiceTest (21 PHP tests covering create, rename, member CRUD, self-leave, canAccess/canEdit, annotate)
• New: libraries.spec.js (28 JS tests covering store state, getters, fetch, create/rename/remove, leaveLibrary, member actions)
• All pre-existing tests updated for v1.4 API signatures (libraryId param added to MovieService, WatchlistService, SeriesService, MovieWatchService, StatsService)

Fixed

• PlatformService::findAllForUser now checks hasDefaults() before calling createDefaults(), avoiding an unnecessary DB write on every PHP process start
• SeriesServiceTest: test mocks corrected from non-existent findByTmdbId to findByTmdbIdAndSeries; static $defaultsSeeded flag reset between test cases so platform-seeding tests run in isolation

Changed

• App Store description updated to reflect TV show tracking and rewatch support added in 1.2.0 and 1.3.0

Added

• Episode-level TV show support (#15): track series, seasons, and individual episodes. Series get their own /tv section, list view, and detail page separate from movies
• New moviedb_series and moviedb_episodes tables; series metadata and every episode (including specials) are imported from TMDB on add, one API call per season
• Derived progress: season and series completion are computed from each episode's watched flag — never stored as a season/series-level percentage. Unaired episodes (air date in the future or unknown) are excluded from the denominator; specials (season 0) are stored and shown but excluded from progress
• "Up next" card surfaces the first aired, unwatched episode
• Mark whole season / whole series watched fan-out — idempotent, so re-clicking never re-flips; only aired, non-special episodes are affected
• Series-owned watch metadata: a TV show carries its own rating, platform, language watched, and watch date — set on the Add TV Show and Edit TV Show forms, exactly like a movie — stored as a single series-level row in moviedb_movie_watches (nullable series_id/episode_id). Individual episodes are a plain watched/unwatched checkbox with no per-episode metadata
• TMDB Movies/TV toggle in the search UI; localized TV genre list
• Watchlist now supports TV shows as well as movies: a unified watchlist with a Movies/TV type toggle when adding, a Movie/TV badge on each entry, and an All/Movies/TV Shows type filter. Marking a show as watched imports the whole series (all seasons/episodes) and routes to its /tv detail page; marking a movie behaves as before
• Dashboard tiles for TV shows watched and episodes watched; total runtime now includes episode runtime
• Translations for all new strings (de, es, fr, it, nl)

Changed

• Migration Version000003Date20260828 adds the series/episode tables (including a watched boolean on moviedb_episodes), relaxes moviedb_movie_watches.movie_id to nullable, and adds a media_type column to moviedb_watchlist (default movie; existing rows backfill to movie) — all add-only or NOT-NULL relaxation, safe for the SQLite fresh-install batch; no columns dropped
• media_type is now populated on movies (default movie) for forward-compatibility
• Year and platform charts remain movies-only in this release
• Dashboard Avg Rating and Top Rated now include TV shows alongside movies — a show's rating lives on its single series-level watch row, so it counts toward the average and can appear in the Top Rated row. Movie and series cards now carry a small Movie/TV type badge

Fixed

• Default streaming platforms are now seeded lazily on first read (PlatformService::findAllForUser) instead of relying solely on the migration's postSchemaChange hook, which Nextcloud does not reliably fire during occ app:enable. Fresh installs no longer show an empty platform picker; the seed is idempotent so it never duplicates existing defaults
• Recently watched TV shows now appear on the dashboard alongside movies (the recent stats endpoint returns series with at least one watched episode, most-recently-watched first)
• Episode watched state is stored as a boolean watched column on moviedb_episodes (toggled by the per-episode checkbox and the season/series "mark all watched" actions), and total runtime counts each watched episode's runtime. This replaces the earlier per-episode "log watch" dialog: episodes no longer carry their own date/platform/language/rating — that metadata belongs to the show as a whole (see Added)
• Series import no longer fails when a show has a specials season: moviedb_episodes.season_number/episode_number now carry a DB default of 0 so episodes in season 0 (which match the entity's default and are thus omitted from the QBMapper INSERT) persist instead of hitting a NOT NULL constraint. Affected both direct series add and "mark watched" on a series watchlist item

Fixed

• Fresh installs on Nextcloud 32 no longer fail during occ app:enable. Three boolean columns (episodes.watched, libraries.is_personal, library_members.permission_edit) were declared NOT NULL in a way NC 32's migration validator rejects, and the moviedb_library_members table name hit NC's identifier-length limit for an auto-generated primary key name. Existing installs (including upgrades) are unaffected.

Fixed

• "Watches by Year" on the Dashboard now groups by the year you actually watched a movie/show, not its release/air year. Matches the "year in review" convention used by Trakt/Letterboxd.
• The "Watches by Year" chart no longer stretches to fill most of the screen when there are only a few bars (e.g. a small watch history).

Fixed

• The v1.5.0 release tarball contained stray macOS AppleDouble (._*) files and extended-attribute metadata (from com.apple.provenance, newly applied to files by macOS 26/27), which broke the Nextcloud App Store installer's "exactly one top-level folder" check on some upgrades (Extracted app moviedb has more than 1 folder). This release is content-identical to 1.5.0, repackaged with COPYFILE_DISABLE=1 and explicit xattr/AppleDouble stripping.

Added

• Dashboard now includes "Watches by Year" and "Watches by Platform" charts, including TV show watches (previously excluded from these stats). Both charts share a new "Show" filter to view All / Movies / TV Shows only.
• Watchlist pagination (page/limit params, matching Movie/Series), fixing the previously unbounded /api/watchlist response.

Changed

• Visual polish pass: consistent card hover/shadow treatment across MovieCard/SeriesCard/Dashboard stat cards (shared radius/shadow/transition values), a subtle poster gradient scrim for badge legibility, per-stat accent colors on the Dashboard, and richer chart styling — gradient-filled bars with a grow-in animation on Watches by Year, gradient fills and a smoother track on Watches by Platform.

Fixed

• Recently Watched and Top Rated cards on the Dashboard no longer collapse into unreadable narrow strips on mobile viewports.
• The Dashboard chart filter control no longer overflows the screen on narrow viewports.
• /api/watchlist, /api/movies, and /api/series no longer throw a division-by-zero error on limit=0, or accept a negative page/limit that produced a negative offset — all three now clamp to sane minimums. totalPages is now consistently returned as an integer.
• The watchlist's media-type filter no longer silently returns zero results on an unrecognized mediaType value — invalid values are now treated as "no filter", matching the stats endpoints' existing behavior.
• Changing sort order on the watchlist while on a later page no longer leaves the user on a now out-of-range page; sorting resets to page 1.
• The Dashboard's media-type "Show" filter is now visibly grouped with both charts it affects (under one "Watch Statistics" section) instead of appearing to apply only to "Watches by Year".
• Switching the active shared library no longer leaves stale watchlist pagination/filter state behind — a page number or type filter left over from a previous library (which may have far more or fewer items) could point past the end of the new library's results and show a false empty state. Movies/TV filters are reset the same way.
• The sidebar's watchlist counter badge now always reflects the library's true total, not a search/media-type-filtered count — previously applying a filter on the Watchlist page made the badge appear to shrink until the filter was cleared.
• Opening the Watchlist page no longer fires two competing API requests (one before the active library was known, one after) — the first could return data for the wrong library depending on response timing.
• Rapidly switching the Dashboard's "Show" chart filter no longer risks displaying stale data if an earlier request resolves after a later one.

Changed

• Extracted the duplicated mediaType query-param validation from StatsController/WatchlistController into a shared helper on AuthenticatedController.
• Added a resetFilters() action to the watchlist store (mirroring Movies/Series) so sort/type-filter/pagination resets follow one consistent pattern across Watchlist.vue and the shared-library switcher.

Fixed

• Translation placeholders now render correctly in paginated movie lists.

Tests

• Added regression coverage for translated placeholders and plural arguments.

Added

• Shared Libraries: create named libraries and share your movie/TV collection with other Nextcloud users — assign viewer or editor roles, manage members, and switch between libraries from a single account. Everything about a title (catalog, watchlist, episode progress, ratings, platform, review) is shared across all library members; user_id on catalog rows becomes legacy attribution only — library membership is the sole access gate
• New DB tables moviedb_libraries and moviedb_library_members; all catalog tables gain a library_id NOT NULL column (Migrations V5 → V7)
• V5 backfills every user's existing data into an auto-created personal library; V6 enforces the NOT NULL constraint; V7 heals any duplicate-membership edge cases left by a check-then-insert race in V5
• Self-leave: members added to a shared library can leave it without needing the owner to remove them (Leave button + confirmation dialog in the Libraries view)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees?search=... — user-search endpoint backed by OCP\Collaboration\Collaborators\ISearch, respecting Nextcloud's shareapi_restrict_user_enumeration and group-restriction admin settings
• Viewer notice banners on Add Movie, Add TV Show, and Add to Watchlist pages when the active library is view-only

Changed

• All catalog endpoints (/api/movies, /api/series, /api/watchlist, watches, stats) now accept an optional libraryId query/body param and scope reads/writes to that library; omitting it falls back to the user's personal library
• LibraryService.resolveLibraryId (writes) throws on a denied explicit ID instead of silently falling back to personal, preventing cross-library write confusion
• Member management restricted to owner only (editors can no longer add/remove members); viewers see the members list read-only
• Library delete cascade wrapped in a DB transaction (episodes → watches → watchlist → series → movies → members → library)
• Rename preserves the caller's owner role in the response (annotate() helper centralises role annotation for all library-returning endpoints)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees requires at least 1 character to prevent zero-query full user enumeration
• Dashboard "Recently Watched" now interleaves movies and TV shows sorted by watch date instead of showing movies-only followed by TV-only

Fixed

• Library rename bug: editing the name field immediately after saving no longer reverts to the pre-save name due to a stale local binding

Tests

• 121 PHP tests, 136 JS tests, 0 lint errors
• New: LibraryServiceTest (21 PHP tests covering create, rename, member CRUD, self-leave, canAccess/canEdit, annotate)
• New: libraries.spec.js (28 JS tests covering store state, getters, fetch, create/rename/remove, leaveLibrary, member actions)
• All pre-existing tests updated for v1.4 API signatures (libraryId param added to MovieService, WatchlistService, SeriesService, MovieWatchService, StatsService)

Fixed

• PlatformService::findAllForUser now checks hasDefaults() before calling createDefaults(), avoiding an unnecessary DB write on every PHP process start
• SeriesServiceTest: test mocks corrected from non-existent findByTmdbId to findByTmdbIdAndSeries; static $defaultsSeeded flag reset between test cases so platform-seeding tests run in isolation

Changed

• App Store description updated to reflect TV show tracking and rewatch support added in 1.2.0 and 1.3.0

Added

• Episode-level TV show support (#15): track series, seasons, and individual episodes. Series get their own /tv section, list view, and detail page separate from movies
• New moviedb_series and moviedb_episodes tables; series metadata and every episode (including specials) are imported from TMDB on add, one API call per season
• Derived progress: season and series completion are computed from each episode's watched flag — never stored as a season/series-level percentage. Unaired episodes (air date in the future or unknown) are excluded from the denominator; specials (season 0) are stored and shown but excluded from progress
• "Up next" card surfaces the first aired, unwatched episode
• Mark whole season / whole series watched fan-out — idempotent, so re-clicking never re-flips; only aired, non-special episodes are affected
• Series-owned watch metadata: a TV show carries its own rating, platform, language watched, and watch date — set on the Add TV Show and Edit TV Show forms, exactly like a movie — stored as a single series-level row in moviedb_movie_watches (nullable series_id/episode_id). Individual episodes are a plain watched/unwatched checkbox with no per-episode metadata
• TMDB Movies/TV toggle in the search UI; localized TV genre list
• Watchlist now supports TV shows as well as movies: a unified watchlist with a Movies/TV type toggle when adding, a Movie/TV badge on each entry, and an All/Movies/TV Shows type filter. Marking a show as watched imports the whole series (all seasons/episodes) and routes to its /tv detail page; marking a movie behaves as before
• Dashboard tiles for TV shows watched and episodes watched; total runtime now includes episode runtime
• Translations for all new strings (de, es, fr, it, nl)

Changed

• Migration Version000003Date20260828 adds the series/episode tables (including a watched boolean on moviedb_episodes), relaxes moviedb_movie_watches.movie_id to nullable, and adds a media_type column to moviedb_watchlist (default movie; existing rows backfill to movie) — all add-only or NOT-NULL relaxation, safe for the SQLite fresh-install batch; no columns dropped
• media_type is now populated on movies (default movie) for forward-compatibility
• Year and platform charts remain movies-only in this release
• Dashboard Avg Rating and Top Rated now include TV shows alongside movies — a show's rating lives on its single series-level watch row, so it counts toward the average and can appear in the Top Rated row. Movie and series cards now carry a small Movie/TV type badge

Fixed

• Default streaming platforms are now seeded lazily on first read (PlatformService::findAllForUser) instead of relying solely on the migration's postSchemaChange hook, which Nextcloud does not reliably fire during occ app:enable. Fresh installs no longer show an empty platform picker; the seed is idempotent so it never duplicates existing defaults
• Recently watched TV shows now appear on the dashboard alongside movies (the recent stats endpoint returns series with at least one watched episode, most-recently-watched first)
• Episode watched state is stored as a boolean watched column on moviedb_episodes (toggled by the per-episode checkbox and the season/series "mark all watched" actions), and total runtime counts each watched episode's runtime. This replaces the earlier per-episode "log watch" dialog: episodes no longer carry their own date/platform/language/rating — that metadata belongs to the show as a whole (see Added)
• Series import no longer fails when a show has a specials season: moviedb_episodes.season_number/episode_number now carry a DB default of 0 so episodes in season 0 (which match the entity's default and are thus omitted from the QBMapper INSERT) persist instead of hitting a NOT NULL constraint. Affected both direct series add and "mark watched" on a series watchlist item

Added

• Rewatch support: new moviedb_movie_watches table stores one row per viewing (date, rating, review, platform, language). Each movie can now have a full watch history (#19)
• Log again button on the movie detail page with a star-rating selector for quick rewatch logging
• Watch history section on movie detail listing all watches with per-entry delete (hidden when only one entry exists)
• Watchlist "mark as watched" on an already-watched movie now appends a new watch entry instead of creating a duplicate movie record

Changed

• Migration Version000002Date20260824 backfills all existing per-movie watch data into the new watches table with a verify-before-drop guard; legacy columns are retained in 1.2.0 for safe downgrade and will be dropped in a future release
• Star-rating selector replaces free-text number input in the log-watch dialog
• Removed redundant date/language summary box from the movie detail header

Fixed

• Edit form: rating/review/date changes now persist correctly even for movies without a prior watch row (previously silently dropped)

Tests

• 73 JS tests, 69 PHP tests, 0 lint errors

Fixed

• Prevent adding the same movie twice: POST /api/movies now returns 409 Conflict with the existing movie's id when a duplicate tmdbId is submitted, matching the existing watchlist behavior (#17)
• Watchlist store now shows a specific "already in your watchlist" message on 409 instead of the generic "failed to add" toast

Added

• Friendly duplicate-movie dialog in the Add Movie view offering "View existing entry" (routes to the existing movie's detail page) or "Cancel", instead of a plain error toast
• New i18n strings for the duplicate-movie dialog in all 5 locales (de, es, fr, it, nl)

Fixed

• Fresh installs on Nextcloud 32 no longer fail during occ app:enable. Three boolean columns (episodes.watched, libraries.is_personal, library_members.permission_edit) were declared NOT NULL in a way NC 32's migration validator rejects, and the moviedb_library_members table name hit NC's identifier-length limit for an auto-generated primary key name. Existing installs (including upgrades) are unaffected.

Fixed

• "Watches by Year" on the Dashboard now groups by the year you actually watched a movie/show, not its release/air year. Matches the "year in review" convention used by Trakt/Letterboxd.
• The "Watches by Year" chart no longer stretches to fill most of the screen when there are only a few bars (e.g. a small watch history).

Fixed

• The v1.5.0 release tarball contained stray macOS AppleDouble (._*) files and extended-attribute metadata (from com.apple.provenance, newly applied to files by macOS 26/27), which broke the Nextcloud App Store installer's "exactly one top-level folder" check on some upgrades (Extracted app moviedb has more than 1 folder). This release is content-identical to 1.5.0, repackaged with COPYFILE_DISABLE=1 and explicit xattr/AppleDouble stripping.

Added

• Dashboard now includes "Watches by Year" and "Watches by Platform" charts, including TV show watches (previously excluded from these stats). Both charts share a new "Show" filter to view All / Movies / TV Shows only.
• Watchlist pagination (page/limit params, matching Movie/Series), fixing the previously unbounded /api/watchlist response.

Changed

• Visual polish pass: consistent card hover/shadow treatment across MovieCard/SeriesCard/Dashboard stat cards (shared radius/shadow/transition values), a subtle poster gradient scrim for badge legibility, per-stat accent colors on the Dashboard, and richer chart styling — gradient-filled bars with a grow-in animation on Watches by Year, gradient fills and a smoother track on Watches by Platform.

Fixed

• Recently Watched and Top Rated cards on the Dashboard no longer collapse into unreadable narrow strips on mobile viewports.
• The Dashboard chart filter control no longer overflows the screen on narrow viewports.
• /api/watchlist, /api/movies, and /api/series no longer throw a division-by-zero error on limit=0, or accept a negative page/limit that produced a negative offset — all three now clamp to sane minimums. totalPages is now consistently returned as an integer.
• The watchlist's media-type filter no longer silently returns zero results on an unrecognized mediaType value — invalid values are now treated as "no filter", matching the stats endpoints' existing behavior.
• Changing sort order on the watchlist while on a later page no longer leaves the user on a now out-of-range page; sorting resets to page 1.
• The Dashboard's media-type "Show" filter is now visibly grouped with both charts it affects (under one "Watch Statistics" section) instead of appearing to apply only to "Watches by Year".
• Switching the active shared library no longer leaves stale watchlist pagination/filter state behind — a page number or type filter left over from a previous library (which may have far more or fewer items) could point past the end of the new library's results and show a false empty state. Movies/TV filters are reset the same way.
• The sidebar's watchlist counter badge now always reflects the library's true total, not a search/media-type-filtered count — previously applying a filter on the Watchlist page made the badge appear to shrink until the filter was cleared.
• Opening the Watchlist page no longer fires two competing API requests (one before the active library was known, one after) — the first could return data for the wrong library depending on response timing.
• Rapidly switching the Dashboard's "Show" chart filter no longer risks displaying stale data if an earlier request resolves after a later one.

Changed

• Extracted the duplicated mediaType query-param validation from StatsController/WatchlistController into a shared helper on AuthenticatedController.
• Added a resetFilters() action to the watchlist store (mirroring Movies/Series) so sort/type-filter/pagination resets follow one consistent pattern across Watchlist.vue and the shared-library switcher.

Fixed

• Translation placeholders now render correctly in paginated movie lists.

Tests

• Added regression coverage for translated placeholders and plural arguments.

Added

• Shared Libraries: create named libraries and share your movie/TV collection with other Nextcloud users — assign viewer or editor roles, manage members, and switch between libraries from a single account. Everything about a title (catalog, watchlist, episode progress, ratings, platform, review) is shared across all library members; user_id on catalog rows becomes legacy attribution only — library membership is the sole access gate
• New DB tables moviedb_libraries and moviedb_library_members; all catalog tables gain a library_id NOT NULL column (Migrations V5 → V7)
• V5 backfills every user's existing data into an auto-created personal library; V6 enforces the NOT NULL constraint; V7 heals any duplicate-membership edge cases left by a check-then-insert race in V5
• Self-leave: members added to a shared library can leave it without needing the owner to remove them (Leave button + confirmation dialog in the Libraries view)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees?search=... — user-search endpoint backed by OCP\Collaboration\Collaborators\ISearch, respecting Nextcloud's shareapi_restrict_user_enumeration and group-restriction admin settings
• Viewer notice banners on Add Movie, Add TV Show, and Add to Watchlist pages when the active library is view-only

Changed

• All catalog endpoints (/api/movies, /api/series, /api/watchlist, watches, stats) now accept an optional libraryId query/body param and scope reads/writes to that library; omitting it falls back to the user's personal library
• LibraryService.resolveLibraryId (writes) throws on a denied explicit ID instead of silently falling back to personal, preventing cross-library write confusion
• Member management restricted to owner only (editors can no longer add/remove members); viewers see the members list read-only
• Library delete cascade wrapped in a DB transaction (episodes → watches → watchlist → series → movies → members → library)
• Rename preserves the caller's owner role in the response (annotate() helper centralises role annotation for all library-returning endpoints)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees requires at least 1 character to prevent zero-query full user enumeration
• Dashboard "Recently Watched" now interleaves movies and TV shows sorted by watch date instead of showing movies-only followed by TV-only

Fixed

• Library rename bug: editing the name field immediately after saving no longer reverts to the pre-save name due to a stale local binding

Tests

• 121 PHP tests, 136 JS tests, 0 lint errors
• New: LibraryServiceTest (21 PHP tests covering create, rename, member CRUD, self-leave, canAccess/canEdit, annotate)
• New: libraries.spec.js (28 JS tests covering store state, getters, fetch, create/rename/remove, leaveLibrary, member actions)
• All pre-existing tests updated for v1.4 API signatures (libraryId param added to MovieService, WatchlistService, SeriesService, MovieWatchService, StatsService)

Fixed

• PlatformService::findAllForUser now checks hasDefaults() before calling createDefaults(), avoiding an unnecessary DB write on every PHP process start
• SeriesServiceTest: test mocks corrected from non-existent findByTmdbId to findByTmdbIdAndSeries; static $defaultsSeeded flag reset between test cases so platform-seeding tests run in isolation

Changed

• App Store description updated to reflect TV show tracking and rewatch support added in 1.2.0 and 1.3.0

Added

• Episode-level TV show support (#15): track series, seasons, and individual episodes. Series get their own /tv section, list view, and detail page separate from movies
• New moviedb_series and moviedb_episodes tables; series metadata and every episode (including specials) are imported from TMDB on add, one API call per season
• Derived progress: season and series completion are computed from each episode's watched flag — never stored as a season/series-level percentage. Unaired episodes (air date in the future or unknown) are excluded from the denominator; specials (season 0) are stored and shown but excluded from progress
• "Up next" card surfaces the first aired, unwatched episode
• Mark whole season / whole series watched fan-out — idempotent, so re-clicking never re-flips; only aired, non-special episodes are affected
• Series-owned watch metadata: a TV show carries its own rating, platform, language watched, and watch date — set on the Add TV Show and Edit TV Show forms, exactly like a movie — stored as a single series-level row in moviedb_movie_watches (nullable series_id/episode_id). Individual episodes are a plain watched/unwatched checkbox with no per-episode metadata
• TMDB Movies/TV toggle in the search UI; localized TV genre list
• Watchlist now supports TV shows as well as movies: a unified watchlist with a Movies/TV type toggle when adding, a Movie/TV badge on each entry, and an All/Movies/TV Shows type filter. Marking a show as watched imports the whole series (all seasons/episodes) and routes to its /tv detail page; marking a movie behaves as before
• Dashboard tiles for TV shows watched and episodes watched; total runtime now includes episode runtime
• Translations for all new strings (de, es, fr, it, nl)

Changed

• Migration Version000003Date20260828 adds the series/episode tables (including a watched boolean on moviedb_episodes), relaxes moviedb_movie_watches.movie_id to nullable, and adds a media_type column to moviedb_watchlist (default movie; existing rows backfill to movie) — all add-only or NOT-NULL relaxation, safe for the SQLite fresh-install batch; no columns dropped
• media_type is now populated on movies (default movie) for forward-compatibility
• Year and platform charts remain movies-only in this release
• Dashboard Avg Rating and Top Rated now include TV shows alongside movies — a show's rating lives on its single series-level watch row, so it counts toward the average and can appear in the Top Rated row. Movie and series cards now carry a small Movie/TV type badge

Fixed

• Default streaming platforms are now seeded lazily on first read (PlatformService::findAllForUser) instead of relying solely on the migration's postSchemaChange hook, which Nextcloud does not reliably fire during occ app:enable. Fresh installs no longer show an empty platform picker; the seed is idempotent so it never duplicates existing defaults
• Recently watched TV shows now appear on the dashboard alongside movies (the recent stats endpoint returns series with at least one watched episode, most-recently-watched first)
• Episode watched state is stored as a boolean watched column on moviedb_episodes (toggled by the per-episode checkbox and the season/series "mark all watched" actions), and total runtime counts each watched episode's runtime. This replaces the earlier per-episode "log watch" dialog: episodes no longer carry their own date/platform/language/rating — that metadata belongs to the show as a whole (see Added)
• Series import no longer fails when a show has a specials season: moviedb_episodes.season_number/episode_number now carry a DB default of 0 so episodes in season 0 (which match the entity's default and are thus omitted from the QBMapper INSERT) persist instead of hitting a NOT NULL constraint. Affected both direct series add and "mark watched" on a series watchlist item

Added

• Rewatch support: new moviedb_movie_watches table stores one row per viewing (date, rating, review, platform, language). Each movie can now have a full watch history (#19)
• Log again button on the movie detail page with a star-rating selector for quick rewatch logging
• Watch history section on movie detail listing all watches with per-entry delete (hidden when only one entry exists)
• Watchlist "mark as watched" on an already-watched movie now appends a new watch entry instead of creating a duplicate movie record

Changed

• Migration Version000002Date20260824 backfills all existing per-movie watch data into the new watches table with a verify-before-drop guard; legacy columns are retained in 1.2.0 for safe downgrade and will be dropped in a future release
• Star-rating selector replaces free-text number input in the log-watch dialog
• Removed redundant date/language summary box from the movie detail header

Fixed

• Edit form: rating/review/date changes now persist correctly even for movies without a prior watch row (previously silently dropped)

Tests

• 73 JS tests, 69 PHP tests, 0 lint errors

Fixed

• Prevent adding the same movie twice: POST /api/movies now returns 409 Conflict with the existing movie's id when a duplicate tmdbId is submitted, matching the existing watchlist behavior (#17)
• Watchlist store now shows a specific "already in your watchlist" message on 409 instead of the generic "failed to add" toast

Added

• Friendly duplicate-movie dialog in the Add Movie view offering "View existing entry" (routes to the existing movie's detail page) or "Cancel", instead of a plain error toast
• New i18n strings for the duplicate-movie dialog in all 5 locales (de, es, fr, it, nl)