AniListQuery previously ignored json.Marshal/http.NewRequest errors,
logged the wrong variable on client.Do failure, and dereferenced a
nil response body, which could panic and leave callers hanging.
- Return early with user-safe messages on encode/request failures
- Add 20s http.Client timeout and nil guards for res/res.Body
- Keep logs generic so no auth material is ever printed
- Add aniListGraphQLErrorMessage/aniListSearchStatusError helpers
mapping 429 to a rate-limit retry message, 5xx to a temporary
outage message, and GraphQL errors[] (even on HTTP 200) to a
surfaced message
- AniListSearch rejects empty bodies and unparseable payloads with
actionable errors instead of failing silently downstream
The 1.6.1 fix exposed a latent decoding bug: AniList returns
airingSchedule.nodes and relations.nodes as arrays, but the Go Media
struct declared Nodes as single structs. Every full-media response
failed json.Unmarshal partway through - the update path turned that
into a rejected promise which skipped the MAL and Simkl syncs and all
table updates, while page loads silently continued with partially
decoded data (the reason the old tags/genres copy workaround existed).
- Media.AiringSchedule.Nodes is now []AiringScheduleNode and
Media.Relations is an exported []MediaRelation (previously an
unexported field silently dropped by encoding/json); title and
fuzzy-date sub-structs promoted to named types.
- Regenerate wailsjs models for the new shapes.
- Anime.svelte: handleSubmit and deleteEntries now wrap each service
in its own try/catch surfaced via setApiError/ErrorModal, so one
service failing can no longer skip the others; removed the obsolete
tags/genres copy workaround.
- AniListUpdateEntry/AniListDeleteEntry log HTTP status and response
body on failure for terminal diagnostics.
Bump productVersion to 1.6.2.
The AniListUpdateEntry mutation was mangled in 54c109a when the
standardized media field block was pasted in without the media { }
wrapper: media-level fields (idMal, title, ...) sat directly on
SaveMediaListEntry (which returns MediaList), the MediaList fields
(status, startedAt, ..., user) ended up at the Mutation root, and a
stray closing brace made the document a guaranteed 400. Because the
response status was discarded, the frontend received a zeroed
AniListGetSingleAnime and blanked the anime page after every submit,
making AniList appear logged out (and the change was never saved).
- Restore the mutation to match the tested bruno request: id/mediaId/
userId, standard media block inside media { }, MediaList fields
inside the selection, balanced braces.
- AniListUpdateEntry and AniListDeleteEntry now return an error on
403/non-200/unparseable responses (mirroring
GetAniListUserWatchingList) instead of silently returning zero
values.
- Anime.svelte guards against replacing the page data with an empty
response and raises the API error modal instead.
Bump productVersion to 1.6.1.
Add the `genres` field to AniList GraphQL queries and type definitions:
- Add genres field to GetAniListItem query for fetching single anime details
- Add genres field to AniListSearch query for search results
- Add genres field to GetAniListUserWatchingList query for user's watch list
- Update MediaList type definition to include Genres []string field
This enhancement allows the application to retrieve and display anime genre
information from the AniList API, providing users with better categorization
and discovery capabilities.
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