§9.6 keeps rich detail out of the database except for the three fields
pure-SQL views need. Adds poster_path, backdrop_path and vote_average to
movies and series, written by the daily metadata refresh in both lanes
and filled at add time from the TMDB response the create flows already
fetch.
movie_detail/series_detail fetch credits, videos and external ids in
one upstream request via append_to_response; cast is truncated to the
top 10 billed in the crate and a trailer is chosen by rule (official
YouTube trailer, any YouTube trailer, YouTube teaser, none).
movie_videos/series_videos serve #144's search-row chip from the
videos endpoint alone. Everything rides the existing 24h cache.
One feed pass now serves films and episodes alike. A
single-episode release grabs its open episode directly; a season
pack only grabs when season_grab_mode allows packs for that
season (§14, #117), and when it wins, the singles stand down.
Blocked series keep matching RSS (§6.3) and nothing here touches
the targeted-search backoff (§6.2).
with_status drops its seasons slice for the same reason as
derive_series_status; tv_by_series no longer loads seasons at all.
Offline query data regenerated.
derive_series_status identified specials by looking the episode's
season up in a parallel seasons slice, so a caller passing an
incomplete slice silently reverted to pre-#118 behaviour. The season
number now rides on each episode and the slice is gone.
COMPLETE before the season tag was weak junk, so it stayed in
the title and exact-title matching failed silently (#135). It
now closes the boundary wherever it lands.
S01-S01 produced no claim because the dash-range branch required
last > season; a degenerate range is one season's pack, matching
the rule match_episode lifted.
Miguel Palhas