Navidrome Daily: Scanner Move Fix and Last.fm Love Sync
No single theme spans today's activity, with two reliability changes and one chore. The standout is a Windows scanner fix that preserves track IDs on moves, alongside opt-in Last.fm loving of favorites and a Docker namespace move.
Duration: PT1M52S
Episode overview
This episode is a short developer briefing from Navidrome Daily.
It explains recent repository work in plain language.
- Show: Navidrome Daily
- Published: 2026-10-17T10:01:06Z
- Audio duration: PT1M52S
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Good morning, it's Saturday, October 17th, 2026, and this is Navidrome Daily.
No single sweeping change today — three separate items — but the highest-impact fix is about keeping track identities stable when files move.
First, scanner reliability, in PR 6347. The move detector only treated a newly seen file as a move candidate if its creation time was strictly after the scan start time. Both timestamps come from the system clock seconds apart, and on Windows with its coarse 15 millisecond clock they often land on the exact same…
Second, Last dot F M integration, in PR 6345. When quote sync favorites to Last dot F M end quote is enabled, a favorited track is now marked as loved on Last dot F M after it scrobbles successfully. It's off by default, the toggle stays disabled until the Last dot F M account is linked, non-favorited tracks are…
Finally, housekeeping. PR 6346, merged as commit a 45 a d b b, moves the Docker pulls badge and the development image tag to the navidrome slash navidrome namespace.
What's next: if you maintain Windows libraries, watch rescan behavior for missing duplicates, and if you script against the old development image name, update your references.
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