feat(releases): sortable inbox columns and split observed/released dates#29
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Add clickable column sorting to the releases inbox (Series, Observed, Released), with the choice persisted per-user in a Zustand store backed by localStorage. Sorting is applied server-side before pagination so it orders the whole result set, not just the current page. Split the overloaded `observed_at` timestamp into two distinct fields: - `observed_at` now means when Codex detected the release (set by the plugin to poll time). - `released_at` is a new nullable column holding the upstream publish date (the feed's pubDate), shown as a dedicated, sortable column and rendered as a dash when the source provides no date. The MangaUpdates and Nyaa plugins now emit `observedAt` and `releasedAt` separately; the dedup key (externalReleaseId) is unchanged so re-polls still collapse onto existing rows. The plugin contract addition is backward compatible: `releasedAt` is optional and absent values persist as NULL. A migration adds the nullable `released_at` column, backfills existing rows (released_at = old observed_at, observed_at = created_at), and adds a partial index for release-date sorting. The Released sort orders NULL dates last in both directions with a stable id tiebreaker, and the default Series ordering is preserved. Narrow the Series cell and allow it to wrap so the date columns stay on a single line. Regenerate the OpenAPI spec and TypeScript types. Add backend and frontend tests for sorting, the new field, and the preferences store.
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Add clickable column sorting to the releases inbox (Series, Observed, Released), with the choice persisted per-user in a Zustand store backed by localStorage. Sorting is applied server-side before pagination so it orders the whole result set, not just the current page.
Split the overloaded
observed_attimestamp into two distinct fields:observed_atnow means when Codex detected the release (set by the plugin to poll time).released_atis a new nullable column holding the upstream publish date (the feed's pubDate), shown as a dedicated, sortable column and rendered as a dash when the source provides no date.The MangaUpdates and Nyaa plugins now emit
observedAtandreleasedAtseparately; the dedup key (externalReleaseId) is unchanged so re-polls still collapse onto existing rows. The plugin contract addition is backward compatible:releasedAtis optional and absent values persist as NULL.A migration adds the nullable
released_atcolumn, backfills existing rows (released_at = old observed_at, observed_at = created_at), and adds a partial index for release-date sorting.The Released sort orders NULL dates last in both directions with a stable id tiebreaker, and the default Series ordering is preserved. Narrow the Series cell and allow it to wrap so the date columns stay on a single line.
Regenerate the OpenAPI spec and TypeScript types. Add backend and frontend tests for sorting, the new field, and the preferences store.