Changelog

All notable changes to Furumi are documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

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Optional offline music-similarity search for local tracks, backed by versioned SQLite embeddings and a replaceable exact in-memory cosine index.
Automatic SHA-256-verified download and local inference for the first ONNX embedding model, with retained model/profile generations and background backfilling of existing library tracks.
Similarity settings for enablement, model/profile information, numeric worker count, derived-data cleanup, processing progress, and federation privacy consent.
Track-seeded similarity search from the track-information popup, including bounded federated queries to compatible known peers.
The furumi-fd/similarity/1 protocol in the visible protocol-version status.

Similarity wire types, bounds, validation, and stream framing now come from the shared music-dht 0.3.1 API so native, web, and future clients can interoperate without sharing an embedding implementation.
A similarity result page keeps the source track first as query context while excluding it from the actual nearest-neighbor ranking, labels the mode as Search similar to, and suppresses near-identical embeddings across releases and federated peer responses.
Preprocessing profiles now open a read-only details window describing their audio selection, resampling, spectrogram, patching, and aggregation contract.

Command history navigation with the Up and Down arrow keys.
A copy-friendly plain terminal view for connection tickets, device and Jam invites, and track-sharing links.
A configurable permanent music directory with write validation and an optional safe migration of existing Furumi-managed files.
Queue reordering for one track or a Shift+V selection with Alt+K and Alt+J.
Reproducible Nix/devenv tooling with Rust 1.97 and ALSA development files.

Sequential a actions now build one ordered play-next block instead of reversing independently inserted tracks.
Federated artist images and release covers are stored beside permanent music in an Artist/Release directory tree.

Running a development build next to another Furumi instance no longer lets an MPRIS name collision disable terminal raw mode and freeze keyboard input.
nix develop now keeps devenv state outside the read-only Nix store and isolates Rust 1.97 build artifacts from other toolchains.
Music-directory validation and migration now reject overlapping changes, resolve canonical paths, and produce Windows-portable managed filenames.