- Fix assets_fts triggers: the external-content FTS5 table was updated
with plain UPDATE/DELETE, so every rename or move failed with
"database disk image is malformed" and the watcher fell back to
delete + re-index, losing ratings, tags and collections. Use the FTS5
'delete' command, limit the update trigger to filename/subfolder and
repair existing databases (plus an FTS rebuild) at startup.
- Wait for the prompt history entry before post-execution ingestion:
ComfyUI fires on_prompt_end before task_done() stores history, so
outputs of prompts queued from the API or another client could be
missed.
- Scan prune only removes assets whose absence is confirmed; a stat
error or an unreadable scan root no longer deletes user data. Report
pruned assets instead of SQLite change counts.
- Emit mjr-assets-removed for watcher deletes and scan prunes and
mjr-asset-updated for moves so open grids update in place.
- Annotate mjr-scan-complete with origin and needs_refresh; reload the
grid once when live events cannot cover a change and summarise a
finished directory scan in one ComfyUI core toast.
- Document the comparison with ComfyUI core's asset system.
- Use the typed ToastManager API (success/error/info/warning/loading)
instead of the deprecated add(); add() stays as a fallback for older
frontends.
- Accept a toast manager without add() so toasts keep working once
ComfyUI drops the deprecated methods.
- Tracked operations (DB restore/reset, vector backfill) show one
loading toast updated in place via its ToastId instead of stacking a
toast per step; dismiss them on extension teardown.
- Persistent toasts use the largest safe timer delay instead of
Infinity; history action links become native toast action buttons
(http(s) or same-origin paths only).
- Route genInfoOverridePicker and comfyAlert through the core toast API;
drop the app.ui.toast fallback, the no-op fallback dismisser and the
unused .mjr-toast CSS.
- Keep the Majoor message center as a read-only history; it no longer
pops open by itself on reset/backfill.
- Document the notification audit.