merge_scenes never reassigned playback_sources → ON DELETE CASCADE dropped them
with the absorbed scene. Cross-source (canonical) merges rarely had tube playback
so it hid, but tube-dup merges silently LOST playback links. Add _move_playback_sources
(global unique (origin,page_url) guarantees no collision on reassign).
+ merge_exact_title_duration.py: catches missing-merge dupes bulk_dedup misses
(same performer + identical normalized title + identical duration_sec, no phash).
Bad Bella had 25 such pairs (bug-report ef92809d "duplikat, te same miniatury").
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
TPDB taxonomy emits numbered-duplicate tags (name "Bubble Butt2"); slugify
yields "bubble-butt2" (no separator before digit), so resolve_tag created a
separate tag alongside "bubble-butt". Tube scenes inherited the dup via
scene-merge → 75 pairs, ~10k scene_tags on the wrong tag.
- resolve_tag: canonicalize "<base>2" -> "<base>" when base exists (handles
current + future; trailing-"2"+alpha guard leaves milf-30/teen18 intact)
- scripts/merge_dup2_tags.py: one-off bulk merge (scene_tags + movie_tags +
blacklist) and taxonomy-count refresh
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Scene.duration_sec was NULL for ~74% of playable scenes (tube duration lives on
playback_source, never propagated to Scene), so the mobile min_duration_sec=60 filter
(Scene.duration_sec >= 60; NULL fails) silently hid them — surfaced as '119 in favorites,
14 after entering the performer' (Safira Yakkuza).
- resolver: _effective_duration() falls back to max live playback_source duration when the
connector provides no scene-level duration (forward fix, used in create + update).
- scripts/backfill_scene_duration_from_playback.py: one-off idempotent backfill (recovered
204,014 scenes).
- taxonomy_counts: scene_count now counts playable AND duration_sec >= 60, matching the
always-60s-filtered scene lists, so favorites/performer/studio/tag badges agree with what
the scene screen actually shows (Safira: 39 == 39).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolver/perf:
- find_by_phash_within: nearest match via Postgres bit_count over bit(64) XOR
instead of Python scan of all phash fingerprints (~20x faster per scene;
unblocks long delta runs that were killed mid-run before since advanced).
Scheduler/reliability:
- reap ingest_runs stuck in 'running' on worker startup (killed_by_restart).
- smoke_test: per-source ingest health, stuck-run and browse-freshness checks
-> Sentry; exclude killed_by_restart from the failed-run alarm.
Tags (ingest with tags + fill blanks):
- wire infer_tag_slugs into normalize_scene so tube scenes get title-inferred
tags (was dead code); union with connector tags.
- scripts/backfill_inferred_tags.py: keyset/batched/idempotent backfill for
existing tagless scenes (playable tag coverage 16% -> ~52%).
Clip-store:
- skip ManyVids/IWantClips/Clips4Sale/... from canonical sources at ingest
(GOON_SKIP_CLIP_STORE, default on) — permanent orphans, ~56% of canonical
ingest, never have a free-tube playback source.
Browse tubes:
- enable fullmovies + hdporn.gg: studio parsed from title prefix instead of
the /networks/ sidebar (which always yielded the first listed network);
drop phash compute (pilot: 0% canonical hit within Hamming 5 — auto-screenshots),
matching relies on title/performer/duration.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace SAVEPOINT + IntegrityError fallback in resolve_tag with
postgres INSERT ... ON CONFLICT (slug) DO NOTHING + re-SELECT.
Postgres serializes on the unique index, so concurrent inserts of
the same slug no longer race on lookup→insert and the second caller
no longer raises uq_tags_slug. Mirrors the on_conflict pattern
already used for SceneTag/MovieTag inserts.
Goon — self-hosted aggregator for adult-content scene metadata.
Indexes scenes from TPDB, StashDB, and 30+ public adult tube sites.
Cross-source deduplication via perceptual hash + Levenshtein distance.
FastAPI backend + APScheduler worker + React Native (Expo) mobile client.
FOSS, ad-free, donation-funded. See README for details.
