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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 1 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPlayback V3 identifies downloaded subtitle selections during replanning. When subtitle lookup fails for a selected downloaded subtitle, the handler returns a retryable subtitle-unavailable result. Other planning continues with an empty downloaded-subtitle inventory after a lookup failure. ChangesDownloaded Subtitle Outage Handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change keeps a downloaded subtitle selected when a temporary lookup failure happens during a quality or subtitle change. The viewer gets a retryable error instead of losing the subtitle. No merge-blocking risk was identified in the supplied context. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Suggested fix: include the relevant before-and-after response fields for the failed-lookup replan and the subsequent recovered replan. Automated check: Macroscope check run agent (gpt-6-luna). Evidence was not reviewed for correctness. Posted via Macroscope — Visible change evidence |
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Review comments at @internal/api/handlers/playback_v3.go:
- Around line 5087-5102: Update `remapSubtitleSelectionV3` and its caller so
downloaded-subtitle repository lookup failures are wrapped with
`wrapSubtitleStoreErrorV3` and returned as retryable
`subtitle_artifact_unavailable` errors via `subtitleArtifactErrorV3`; preserve
`track_unavailable` for other remap errors.
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Suggested fix: Add trimmed before-and-after response excerpts for these cases, name the playback API surface, and identify after commit No diff — this is an evidence update, not a source-code change. Automated check: Macroscope check run agent (gpt-6-luna). Evidence was not reviewed for correctness. Posted via Macroscope — Visible change evidence |
Problem
Related issue: #2092
Validation tasks: none
If the downloaded-subtitle lookup fails while a viewer changes quality or subtitle (a database timeout, say), Silo plans the change with the subtitle off, as if the file had no downloaded subtitles, and warns that the track "is not on this file". Every later replan starts from that plan's tracks, so the subtitle stays off for the rest of the session, even after the database recovers. Someone watching with a downloaded subtitle loses it mid-film over a momentary error.
Approach
Root cause.
downloadedSubtitleInventoryV3drops theListDownloadedSubtitleserror and returns nothing. The subtitle policy then can't find the selected index and turns it off. That's the right answer for a track the file really lacks, such as a selection carried over from another episode, but not for one that simply couldn't be looked up.Fix. On a
quality_changeortrack_changereplan, the server checks the effective file's downloaded subtitles first. When that lookup fails and the selection points into the downloaded range, the change is refused with a retryablesubtitle_artifact_unavailable("Downloaded subtitles are temporarily unavailable."). v3 already uses that reason and the retry flag for subtitle-store failures elsewhere. The playing plan carries on with its subtitle, and the viewer can repeat the change. The base plan reuses the inventory from that check, so there's no extra lookup. A quality change made on a lower alternate first maps the subtitle back to the requested edition. A lookup failure there used to end in a permanenttrack_unavailable; it now gets the same retryable refusal.What stays the same. Start, output change, failure recovery and seek keep degrading to subtitles off. Those either have no playing plan to fall back on or may be replacing a broken one, and the web player gives up a reconnect when a start is refused. So a session that starts or recovers during an outage still loses the subtitle for the rest of the session. Fixing that needs the viewer's requested subtitle kept separately from the one the plan could show (#2092).
Clients. No client changes. The reason already exists, and a refused replan already leaves the stream playing (the web player shows the message and keeps the current plan). jellycompat does its own lookup and isn't affected.
Validation
Tests. New handler tests cover three cases:
track_unavailable.The three replan tests fail on
main: the plan comes back with subtitles off, or the alternate case ends intrack_unavailable. The start test passes on both.Run on
9d4cd2deb(macOS):go test ./internal/api/handlers/ -count=1: pass.make lint-changed: 0 issues.a0b4320c3(run); the run for9d4cd2debis pending.Benchmarks. Not applicable. No query is added: the replan's base plan uses the inventory from the check.
Evidence
Evidence: https://evidence.siloserver.org/r/silo-server/pr-2088/
The excerpt below is the same data.
Native playback API,
POST /api/v1/playback/{session_id}/replan. Before ismainatca186fe3a, after is9d4cd2deb. These are the decisions from one session in the new tests' fixture: file 42 with one downloaded English SRT at combined index 0. The subtitle store fails for step 2 and is back for step 3.Quality change made on the 1080p alternate (file 84, downloaded SRT selected) while the lookup fails:
Risks
A quality or subtitle change made during a subtitle-store outage is now refused as retryable, where before it went through with the subtitle silently off.
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AI Disclosure
Harness: Claude Code (Claude desktop app)
Tool(s): Claude Code
Model(s): claude-opus-5-5
Involvement: AI-assisted. I directed the task and designed the work.
Adversarial review: A separate Claude Code subagent (claude-opus-5-5) reviewed an earlier version read-only. That version refused every plan whose lookup failed, on start and replan. The review covered:
It found two problems:
local_transcode_disabled;I narrowed the refusal to quality and track changes, where a playing plan stays live. It is checked before planning, so escalation never sees it. Starts and recovery keep degrading, as described above. The reviewer also noted that other paths turn the same outage into non-retryable terminals. The quality-change remap path is now fixed here (CodeRabbit flagged it too). The alternate-version candidate loops are unchanged.