Charge the raw upload size immediately (enforce on raw, never under-count),
correct down to the optimized size in the finalize job, and refund on delete.
Each transition is guarded by media.quota_status so retries can't double-apply.
cropPhoto() used coverDown(1080, 1920), which only downscales, so an
undersized crop was stored at its original size (e.g. 110x196). Remote
servers then dropped the image story for not matching expected story
dimensions while videos federated. Use cover() so small crops are scaled
up to fill the canvas.
Note: the complementary remote-side validator relaxation (StoryFetch
validateImageFile) is tracked separately and not included here.
getEpochId() now computes a bounded epoch inline on cache miss (oldest
notification within the window) instead of returning 1, which would turn
every notification query into a full-table scan until the async pipeline
repopulates the cache. Adds coverage for the recent-id fallback and the
no-recent-notifications case. (Code change committed alongside the #7195
NotificationService edits.)
Notification status hydration compared item_type strictly against
Status::class (App\Models\Status). Rows created before the App\ ->
App\Models\ namespace migration store the legacy 'App\Status' morph-map
alias, so the comparison failed and favourite/comment/mention
notifications came back with no attached status. The web UI filters those
out client-side but keeps paginating (response never empty), leaving the
infinite-scroll loader spinning forever.
- NotificationTransformer + Mastodon NotificationTransformer: match both
the legacy alias and the current FQCN when hydrating status.
- NotificationService::buildNotification: same alias-aware deleted-item guard.
- NotificationService::getMaxPage/getMinPage: filter out unrenderable
notifications (status-type without a hydrated status) so the endpoint
never returns rows the UI discards, fixing pagination termination; warn
on unexpected notification types.
- Tests for transformer hydration (legacy + current), renderable filtering,
the unexpected-type warning, and pagination termination.
original_sha256 is the pre-optimization upload hash and can never match the
optimized local file, so comparing against it is not a valid integrity
check for migration. Drop the --verify-sha256 option and the checksum step
entirely; verify now relies on cloud-object existence and size parity.
The cloud migration failure (stale original_sha256 verify) is resolved, so
the temporary default-on debug is no longer needed. Restore --debug to a
bare, off-by-default flag and remove the debugEnabled() string-parsing
helper.
original_sha256 is the hash of the file as originally uploaded, but the
async optimize pipeline (ImageResize/ImageUpdate) rewrites the local file
in place and never updates that column. Verifying the current local bytes
against it made every optimized image fail with sha256_mismatch, so the
migration reported moved=0 and exited 1.
Add a --verify-sha256 flag (off by default) that gates the checksum step.
By default verify relies on cloud-object existence and size parity, which
is the only signal that actually describes the uploaded copy. Add tests
covering both the default (migrates) and opt-in (fails) paths.
The scheduled command only surfaced 'exit code 1' with no cause. Add
structured Log::error entries at every failure path (cloud disk
unresolvable/unconfigured, cloud storage disabled, invalid --before-id,
candidate fetch failure, per-media failure with full context, and a
run-level summary when failures occur).
Also make --debug default to true (now a valued option) so production
runs emit verbose routing detail while this is investigated; pass
--debug=false to silence.
apiV1Add passed an absolute path to FFMpeg::open(), which laravel-ffmpeg
resolves relative to the local disk root, producing a doubled path and an
ffprobe 'Unable to probe / No such file or directory' failure.
Open the file via the disk instead: FFMpeg::fromDisk('local')->open($path)
for local storage, and an on-demand local disk rooted at the temp dir for
cloud storage.
Adds feature tests that pin the disk-relative path resolution.
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