Opt-in remediation for the duration-inconsistent scenes found by the audit.
Scope is deliberately narrow and reversible:
- only scenes with >=3 duration-bearing sources AND max/min ratio > 3x
- anchored on scene.duration_sec (the canonical value), never the median of
sources (a median is wrong when several bogus short clips outvote the real
full-length source)
- marks dead ONLY sources that are >2x SHORTER than the canonical — a falsely
merged source is almost always a short SEO clip/preview. Sources longer than
the canonical are left alone, since an over-long outlier more often means the
canonical duration itself is too low (so killing the long source would drop
the real video); those stay for manual review.
- guards that at least one live source remains
- dry-run by default; --yes to apply; sets dead_at (reversible), not delete
First run marked 514 short-clip sources dead across 228 scenes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Read-only data-quality audit for scene merges made before the 2026-05-12
scoring hardening (which now caps weak-signal aggregator matches at 0.85 and
tightened the duration bump to <=3s). The auto-merge candidate log does not
record which external_ref was attached, so a merge cannot be reversed from the
log alone. Instead this detects false merges by their effect: a scene that
absorbed a different video ends up with playback_sources of inconsistent
durations (e.g. a 60s clip alongside a 2h source).
Reports counts + severity buckets by max/min duration ratio, can list the worst
offenders with a per-source breakdown, and can export suspects to JSON. Mutates
nothing — remediation (detach/mark-dead the outlier source) is left as an
explicit, separately-decided step because short durations can be legitimate
(previews) and n=2 scenes are ambiguous about which source is canonical.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
DIAGNOZA NA EMULATORZE (emulator-5554, goon-v0.1.9.apk):
Dwa błędne założenia z poprzednich sesji obalone empirycznie:
1. RUNTIME: APK ma EXPO_RUNTIME_VERSION="1.0" (NIE 0.1.9 — pomyliłem versionName
z runtime). App akceptuje TYLKO manifest runtime 1.0. Mój wcześniejszy
"fix" na 0.1.9 (c19da51) był wstecz — app go ignorował. Cofnięte: app.json
+ publish_update RUNTIME_DEFAULT z powrotem na "1.0".
2. CRASH: prawdziwa przyczyna "nic się nie pojawia" — OTA bundle z expo-font
crashował: "Cannot find native module 'ExpoFontLoader'" → expo-updates
ErrorRecovery rollback. APK (build 22-maja) nie ma natywnego ExpoFontLoader
(expo-font dodany 30-maja, PO buildzie APK). OTA NIE MOŻE dostarczyć native
modułu. Potwierdzone: embedded bundle + served bundle grep = 0 ExpoFontLoader;
stary font-bundle crashował, font-stripped NIE.
FIX: usunięto useFonts z App.tsx + expo-font import; theme.fonts → undefined
(system font); SceneTile/MoviePosterCard/navigation/GoonWordmark fontFamily →
fontWeight. Wszystko inne (2-col grid, oxblood, logo SVG-RNSVG-jest-w-APK)
zostaje. Custom fonty wrócą przy rebuildzie APK z expo-font (option B).
ZWERYFIKOWANE: bundle d5b87e5c (runtime 1.0, 0 ttf) — emulator launch:
`ReactNativeJS: Running "main"`, zero JS errors, brak ExpoFontLoader crash.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ROOT CAUSE wszystkich "znikajacych" OTA (2026-05-29..30, ~6 publishow w prozni):
zainstalowany APK ma EXPO_RUNTIME_VERSION=0.1.9 (AndroidManifest), ale app.json
mialo runtimeVersion "1.0" i publish_update.py defaultowal --runtime 1.0.
Updaty ladowaly w /expo-updates/1.0/, a app z headerem expo-runtime-version:0.1.9
dostawal HTTP 204 (no update) i nigdy nic nie aplikowal mimo "OK live".
Fix:
- app.json runtimeVersion "1.0" -> "0.1.9" (== APK)
- publish_update.py RUNTIME_DEFAULT "1.0" -> "0.1.9"
- Republished caly skumulowany bundle pod 0.1.9 (ce275235) — zweryfikowane:
manifest dla expo-runtime-version:0.1.9 zwraca 200 + runtimeVersion:0.1.9 +
bundle 4.76MB serwuje 200.
Stary /expo-updates/1.0/ (~40 nieaplikowanych updateow) do usuniecia osobno.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.
