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diff --git a/scratch/blocklist_issue.txt b/scratch/blocklist_issue.txt
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-Problem:
-The "Blocklist & Search" button on download cards fails with a "400 Bad Request (Missing required fields)" when clicked on any television release in Sonarr that represents a full season package or a multi-episode release. 
-
-Root Cause:
-1. In `server/services/DownloadMatcher.js`, when a download is matched with a Sonarr queue record, `arrContentId` is populated with `sonarrMatch.episodeId || null`. 
-2. However, for multi-episode packs or full season grabs in Sonarr v3, the `episodeId` field is missing from the queue record payload (since the release is associated with multiple episodes). Instead, Sonarr provides an `episodeIds` array. As a result, `arrContentId` is normalized to `null`.
-3. When the user clicks the "Blocklist & Search" button in the UI, the frontend calls the `POST /api/dashboard/blocklist-search` endpoint. The request body includes `arrContentId: null`.
-4. The backend route validator in `server/routes/dashboard.js` strictly requires all fields including `arrContentId` to be truthy:
-   ```javascript
-   if (!arrQueueId || !arrType || !arrInstanceUrl || !arrContentId || !arrContentType) {
-     return res.status(400).json({ error: 'Missing required fields' });
-   }
-   ```
-   Because `arrContentId` is `null`, this check fails and returns `400 Missing required fields`, completely blocking the blocklist operation (even though queue removal itself does not require an episode ID).
-5. Furthermore, the search trigger logic in `dashboard.js` only handles single episode searches via `{ name: 'EpisodeSearch', episodeIds: [arrContentId] }` and has no logic to handle `episodeIds` arrays or fallback searches (such as `SeriesSearch` or `SeasonSearch`).
-
-Proposed Fix:
-1. **Relax Backend Validation**: Allow `arrContentId` to be optional or null for `sonarr` queue records to ensure the deletion and blocklist steps can still execute.
-2. **Robust Search Triggers**:
-   - If `episodeId` is missing but `episodeIds` array is available on the matched record, pass the array of IDs to the frontend/backend.
-   - Modify the `dashboard.js` re-search block to support `EpisodeSearch` with multiple IDs, or fall back to triggering a `SeriesSearch` command using the `seriesId` if no specific episode IDs are resolved.
diff --git a/scratch/client_log_feature.txt b/scratch/client_log_feature.txt
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-Title:
-FEATURE: Client-side console log capturing and streaming API endpoint with dual-authentication
-
-Problem / Requirement:
-To aid in frontend troubleshooting, developers need a way to capture and gather client-side console logs (`console.log`, `console.warn`, `console.error`) and make them accessible over a real-time log stream endpoint. This helps debug frontend issues (such as SSE failures, CSP violations, and state synchronization issues) in environments without direct access to browser devtools.
-
-Success Criteria:
-1. Client-Side Interceptor: Intercept standard browser console methods at SPA startup and place captured logs into an in-memory queue.
-2. Batched Log Transmission (Selected Option A): Periodic HTTP POST batch queries to `POST /api/debug/client-logs` (every 2 seconds or when the queue hits 20 items) to minimize browser thread and network overhead.
-3. Server storage and SSE log streaming:
-   - Save incoming logs into a separate rolling 1000-line buffer `clientLogBuffer`.
-   - Expose `GET /api/debug/client-logs/stream` to stream client-side logs in real-time via SSE.
-4. Security & Configuration:
-   - Enableable only when the environment variable `ENABLE_LOG_STREAM=true` is set.
-   - Enforce exact same dual-auth rules (Emby session cookie, Basic Auth fallback, and X-Webhook-Secret header bypass) on both client logs endpoints.
-5. API Documentation: Documented in `server/openapi.yaml`.
diff --git a/scratch/client_logging_options.txt b/scratch/client_logging_options.txt
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-Amended the plan to add client-side console log capturing and streaming options:
-
-### Proposed Client Logging Design:
-- **Client-Side Capture (Frontend Interception)**: Hook into standard browser console methods (`console.log`, `console.warn`, `console.error`) at client-side startup.
-- **Client-to-Server Transmission**: 
-  - **Option A (Recommended)**: Store captured logs in a local memory queue, and periodically perform a batched `POST /api/debug/client-logs` (every 2 seconds or when the queue hits 20 items) to minimize network overhead.
-  - **Option B (WebSocket Channel)**: Stream logs instantly via persistent WebSockets, which adds structural and connection management complexity.
-- **Server Storage & SSE Streaming**:
-  - Store incoming client logs in a separate rolling 1000-line buffer `clientLogBuffer`.
-  - Expose `GET /api/debug/client-logs/stream` (under the exact same dual-auth/webhook-secret constraints) to stream client-side logs in real-time via SSE to debugging tools.
-
-The `implementation_plan.md` artifact has been successfully updated with these options.
diff --git a/scratch/fetch-remote-logs.js b/scratch/fetch-remote-logs.js
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--- a/scratch/fetch-remote-logs.js
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@@ -1,32 +0,0 @@
-const axios = require('axios');
-const fs = require('fs');
-
-const secret = '63f7eaf2b4e3ca7da48c003d5986afc8ba31119404d49e45102c61fc3a27329a';
-const serverLogsUrl = 'https://sofarr.i3omb.com/api/debug/server-logs?testClose=true';
-const clientLogsUrl = 'https://sofarr.i3omb.com/api/debug/client-logs?testClose=true';
-
-async function fetchLogs(url, filename) {
-  console.log(`Fetching logs from ${url}...`);
-  try {
-    const response = await axios.get(url, {
-      headers: {
-        'x-webhook-secret': secret
-      }
-    });
-    fs.writeFileSync(filename, response.data);
-    console.log(`Logs saved to ${filename} (${response.data.length} bytes).`);
-  } catch (err) {
-    console.error(`Failed to fetch from ${url}:`, err.message);
-    if (err.response) {
-      console.error(`Status: ${err.response.status}`);
-      console.error(`Body:`, JSON.stringify(err.response.data));
-    }
-  }
-}
-
-async function run() {
-  await fetchLogs(serverLogsUrl, 'scratch/remote_server.log');
-  await fetchLogs(clientLogsUrl, 'scratch/remote_client.log');
-}
-
-run();
diff --git a/scratch/issue48_reopen_comment.txt b/scratch/issue48_reopen_comment.txt
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-## Regression: Fix in v1.7.16 was insufficient — issue persists in production
-
-### Updated Root Cause Analysis
-
-Post-release investigation of live server debug logs on `sofarr.i3omb.com` confirms the blocklist feature is **still failing** after v1.7.16. The server logs still show:
-
-```
-[Blocklist] Download not found: { arrQueueId: 439913856, arrType: 'radarr' }
-```
-
-The v1.7.16 fix cast both sides of the comparison to `String`, which was the correct approach — but it was applied to the **wrong data source**.
-
-The permission check at line 693 of `dashboard.js` calls:
-
-```js
-const allDownloads = await downloadClientRegistry.getAllDownloads();
-const download = allDownloads.find(d => d.arrQueueId != null && String(d.arrQueueId) === String(arrQueueId) && d.arrType === arrType);
-```
-
-`downloadClientRegistry.getAllDownloads()` fetches **raw download client data** directly from qBittorrent, SABnzbd, etc. — these are unmatched objects with no Sonarr/Radarr queue metadata. The `arrQueueId` field is only populated during `DownloadMatcher.js` processing (which runs during the SSE/dashboard build from the *arr cache). Because qBittorrent's `normalizeDownload()` never sets `arrQueueId`, the lookup **always returns `undefined`** for any qBittorrent torrent, regardless of type casting.
-
-### Correct Fix
-
-The permission check should validate against the **Sonarr/Radarr queue cache records** directly (where `id` is the queue record ID), rather than against raw download client data. The fix will replace the `downloadClientRegistry.getAllDownloads()` lookup with a direct cache lookup of `poll:sonarr-queue` / `poll:radarr-queue` records, matching by `String(record.id) === String(arrQueueId)`.
-
-This will be released in v1.7.17.
diff --git a/scratch/issue_blocklist.txt b/scratch/issue_blocklist.txt
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-## Summary
-
-The "Blocklist and search" feature is broken for all users. Clicking the blocklist button on a download (e.g. the film "Project Hail Mary", `arrQueueId: 905000340`, `arrType: radarr`) consistently returns a `403 Download not found or permission denied` error.
-
-## Root Cause
-
-The server-side lookup in `server/routes/dashboard.js` uses strict equality (`===`) to find the matching download:
-
-```js
-const download = allDownloads.find(d => d.arrQueueId === arrQueueId && d.arrType === arrType);
-```
-
-- `d.arrQueueId` is populated from the Radarr/Sonarr queue API response as a **number** (e.g. `905000340`).
-- `arrQueueId` from `req.body` originates from the client SPA via a DOM `dataset` attribute, which is always a **string** (e.g. `"905000340"`).
-- Due to the type mismatch, `905000340 === "905000340"` evaluates to `false`, so the lookup always fails and returns `403`.
-
-## Evidence
-
-Server log (live environment, `2026-05-24`):
-
-```
-[Blocklist] Download not found: { arrQueueId: 905000340, arrType: 'radarr' }
-```
-
-Client log confirms user clicked blocklist at `21:01:19`, `21:01:32`, and `21:02:35`.
-
-## Steps to Reproduce
-
-1. Open the dashboard on a Radarr or Sonarr download with a pending queue entry.
-2. Click the "Blocklist and search" button.
-3. The action silently fails; the download is not removed and no re-search is triggered.
-4. Server logs show `[Blocklist] Download not found`.
-
-## Proposed Fix
-
-Cast both sides of the comparison to `String` before comparing:
-
-```js
-const download = allDownloads.find(d => d.arrQueueId != null && String(d.arrQueueId) === String(arrQueueId) && d.arrType === arrType);
-```
-
-This fix will be released in version `1.7.16`.
-
-## Severity
-
-**High** — The blocklist-and-search feature is completely non-functional for all users. There is no workaround within the UI.
diff --git a/scratch/log_stream_feature.txt b/scratch/log_stream_feature.txt
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-Title:
-FEATURE: Log streaming debug endpoint with dual-authentication and togglable runtime configuration
-
-Problem / Requirement:
-Administrators and developers need a lightweight, real-time method to stream application stdout/stderr logs (which correspond exactly to Docker container logs in standard setups) directly through the API. This enables easier live debugging without requiring full Docker daemon or terminal access.
-
-Success Criteria:
-1. **Lightweight Log Streaming**: Streams process standard output/error (representing Docker logs) via Server-Sent Events (SSE). Keep a rolling buffer of the last 1000 lines in memory.
-2. **Dual-Authentication**:
-   - Accepts existing session cookie (`emby_user`) with administrative credentials.
-   - Accepts standard HTTP Basic Authentication (`Authorization: Basic <base64>`) using Emby administrator username/password credentials.
-3. **Runtime Configuration Toggle**: Enableable using a runtime environment variable `ENABLE_LOG_STREAM=true` (defaulting to `false`/disabled). When disabled, returns a `403 Forbidden` response.
-4. **API Spec Documentation**: Documented in `server/openapi.yaml` under the `/api/debug/logs` endpoint, including the query format and response schemas.
-
-Proposed Implementation:
-1. **Log Interceptor**: Implement a global stdout/stderr hook in `server/index.js` or in a new `server/utils/logCapture.js` to collect a rolling buffer of 1000 log lines and expose a Node `EventEmitter` to push new logs to active subscribers.
-2. **Authentication Middleware**: Create `server/middleware/logStreamAuth.js` which verifies active sessions or fallback Basic Auth headers by calling Emby's `/Users/authenticatebyname` and `/Users/{id}` endpoints to verify the user is a valid administrator.
-3. **Route Definition**: Define `server/routes/debug.js` to register `GET /api/debug/logs` backing the SSE stream, enforce the `ENABLE_LOG_STREAM === 'true'` check, and execute `logStreamAuth` checks.
-4. **OpenAPI Spec Integration**: Define `/api/debug/logs` schemas, parameters, security schemes, and basic auth descriptions inside `server/openapi.yaml`.
diff --git a/scratch/ombi_bug_desc.txt b/scratch/ombi_bug_desc.txt
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-### Bug Description
-Ombi webhooks are currently failing to authenticate. In `server/routes/webhook.js`, all `/api/webhook/*` endpoints (sonarr, radarr, and ombi) require the custom `X-Sofarr-Webhook-Secret` HTTP header to be present and match the configured `SOFARR_WEBHOOK_SECRET`. 
-
-However, Ombi's built-in Webhook notification agent does not support adding custom HTTP headers to its outgoing webhook notification requests. This makes it impossible for Ombi to successfully authenticate using the current header-only validation mechanism.
-
-### Root Cause
-In `server/routes/webhook.js`, `validateWebhookSecret(req)` only inspects `req.get('X-Sofarr-Webhook-Secret')`:
-```javascript
-function validateWebhookSecret(req) {
-  const expectedSecret = getWebhookSecret();
-  const providedSecret = req.get('X-Sofarr-Webhook-Secret');
-  ...
-}
-```
-Since Ombi sends standard JSON payloads to a configured URL without custom headers, it cannot supply this header, resulting in a `401 Unauthorized` response.
-
-### Proposed Remediation
-1. **Fallback Authentication Method**: Update `validateWebhookSecret(req)` in `server/routes/webhook.js` to look for the secret in either the `X-Sofarr-Webhook-Secret` header OR as a `secret` query parameter (`req.query.secret`).
-2. **Registration Update**: Update the `/webhook/enable` route in `server/routes/ombi.js` to automatically append `?secret=${webhookSecret}` to the registered `webhookUrl` sent to Ombi.
-3. **OpenAPI Spec & JSDoc Updates**: Document the query-parameter fallback authentication option in `server/openapi.yaml` and the `@openapi` JSDoc comments in `server/routes/webhook.js`.
-4. **Integration Testing**: Add new integration tests in `tests/integration/webhook.test.js` to assert that authentication via query parameters succeeds, and that invalid query parameters are rejected.
diff --git a/scratch/plan_amendment.txt b/scratch/plan_amendment.txt
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-Amended the plan to include a high-priority bypass using the `X-Webhook-Secret` request header:
-
-1. **Webhook Secret Bypass**: If the request contains the `X-Webhook-Secret` header, we verify if it matches the configured `SOFARR_WEBHOOK_SECRET` environment variable.
-2. **Access Granted**: If matching, the request is immediately authorized, completely bypassing session and Emby Basic Auth checks. This is ideal for curl scripts, server-to-server monitoring, or external debugging logs captures.
-
-I have updated the `implementation_plan.md` artifact to reflect this amendment.
diff --git a/scratch/plan_comment.txt b/scratch/plan_comment.txt
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-I have investigated the blocklist & search failure reported in this issue and created a technical remediation plan:
-
-### Root Cause
-For television grabs representing a full-season pack or multi-episode package in Sonarr, the `episodeId` property is absent (instead, it has an `episodeIds` array). This maps to a `null` value for `arrContentId` on the client download card. The `/api/dashboard/blocklist-search` route strictly requires all fields including `arrContentId` to be truthy, returning `400 Bad Request: Missing required fields` and completely blocking the queue blocklist/removal action.
-
-### Remediation Plan
-1. **Enrich Backend Match Data**: Expose `arrContentIds` (`sonarrMatch.episodeIds`) and `arrSeriesId` (`sonarrMatch.seriesId`) from `DownloadMatcher.js` to the normalized download card object.
-2. **Relax API Route Validation**: Remove `arrContentId` from the mandatory request parameters check in `server/routes/dashboard.js`.
-3. **Enhance Search Commands**:
-   - If a single `arrContentId` is provided, trigger `EpisodeSearch` for that single ID.
-   - If an `arrContentIds` array is provided, trigger `EpisodeSearch` with that list of IDs.
-   - If no specific episode IDs can be resolved but `arrSeriesId` is provided, fall back to triggering a series-wide `SeriesSearch`.
-4. **Update Frontend & Documentation**: Update the client payload, update the OpenAPI spec, and add integration tests covering single/multi/fallback searches.
-
-Upon approval, I will execute this plan, merge to `main`, close this ticket referencing the resolving commit, and cut a new point release (v1.7.11).
diff --git a/scratch/server_log_feature.txt b/scratch/server_log_feature.txt
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-Title:
-FEATURE: Togglable server-side (Docker) log streaming debug endpoint with dual-authentication
-
-Problem / Requirement:
-Administrators and developers need a lightweight, real-time method to stream application stdout/stderr logs (which correspond exactly to Docker container logs in standard setups) directly through the API. This enables easier live debugging without requiring full Docker daemon or terminal access.
-
-Success Criteria:
-1. Lightweight Log Streaming: Streams process standard output/error (representing Docker logs) via Server-Sent Events (SSE). Keep a rolling buffer of the last 1000 lines in memory.
-2. Dual-Authentication with Webhook Secret Bypass:
-   - Accepts existing session cookie (emby_user) with administrative credentials.
-   - Accepts standard HTTP Basic Authentication (Authorization: Basic <base64>) using Emby administrator username/password credentials.
-   - Accepts X-Webhook-Secret header matching the SOFARR_WEBHOOK_SECRET environment variable for programmatic bypass.
-3. Runtime Configuration Toggle: Enableable using a runtime environment variable ENABLE_LOG_STREAM=true (defaulting to false/disabled). When disabled, returns a 403 Forbidden response.
-4. API Spec Documentation: Documented in server/openapi.yaml under the /api/debug/logs endpoint, including the query format and response schemas.
diff --git a/scratch/tag_msg.txt b/scratch/tag_msg.txt
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-Release v1.7.16
-
-Remediate the blocklist-search queue ID type mismatch. The "Blocklist and
-search" action was returning 403 for all users because the arrQueueId
-comparison used strict equality between a string (from the SPA DOM dataset)
-and a number (from the Radarr/Sonarr API). Both values are now cast to
-String before comparison.
-
-See CHANGELOG.md for full details.
diff --git a/scratch/webhook_secret.txt b/scratch/webhook_secret.txt
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@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-63f7eaf2b4e3ca7da48c003d5986afc8ba31119404d49e45102c61fc3a27329a