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RightSidebar:
- Folder + Location rows gain a small ArrowUpRight icon button that
deep-links into the timeline / map view focused on the photo. OSM
external link removed; the in-app map nav covers the same job.
Folder navigation:
- New navigateToFolder(path, { focusUid, focusTakenAt }) helper in the
filters store; LeftSidebar's pickFolder collapses to a one-liner that
reuses it.
- One-shot pending-focus stash carries both UID and TakenAt across the
goto. URL-watch effect on the timeline consumes the stash so even
same-folder navigations (where the filter doesn't change) get
picked up.
Anchor-mode timeline query:
- listPhotosAround(q, takenAt, after, before) issues two parallel
PhotoPrism calls (`after:<day-1>` oldest-first + `before:<day+1>`
newest-first), merges + dedupes newest-first. Uses PhotoPrism's
existing date-only DSL clauses — no server changes.
- When a deep-link stashes a TakenAt, page 0 of the photosQuery uses
the merged window so the target photo is loaded even for photos
buried past the standard newest-first cursor. Pages 1+ are disabled
in anchor mode (PhotoPrism's day-precision cursor would infinite-loop
on dense days; users see 120 around the target, refresh to drop the
anchor).
- After page 0 lands, the existing scrollToIndex(targetIdx) expands the
windowed render set + scrolls the tile into view.
Map view:
- /map honors `?lat=&lng=&zoom=&focus=` URL params, jumping to the
photo's coordinates at zoom 17 instead of fitBounds-ing the full
library. Params are stripped after first apply so a manual zoom-out
+ reload doesn't snap back.
LeftSidebar root count badge:
- Now matches what Cmd+A selects in the timeline. Old code used
/config.count.all (library aggregate, includes archived/hidden/
review). Switched to countPhotos('', { merged: true }) which counts
the actual photo entries the timeline lists.
- countPhotos gains a `merged` option; with merged=true it returns the
response body length instead of the X-Count header — PhotoPrism's
X-Count is always the file-row count regardless of merged, so a
HEIC + JPG companion pair inflated the badge to 2.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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