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History lists adding a title, searches, the chosen Release, the send to a Downloader, the download, the import, renames and deletes.

  1. Open Downloads.

  2. Open History.

    You should see the Live dot lit. New rows appear as they happen.

  1. Type a title, a person or a Source in Search.
  2. Narrow the list with the filters: Type, Step, Who, Source and When. For When, pick Custom to set From and To.
  3. Press Clear filters to see everything again.

Search and filters live in the page address. Back works, and you can bookmark a filtered view.

From a title’s page

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Each title page has a History card with its latest rows. All … rows (it shows the count, like All 12 rows) opens History for that title only. The title menu also has All history.

Example: to see why a movie was grabbed last night, open the movie, press All … rows, and read the rows for the chosen Release and the send.

How long rows are kept

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Open Settings > This app and find the History card.

Setting Covers Default
Keep routine Events Searches, feed checks, refreshes, scans 30 days
Keep other Events Downloads, imports, better copies, problems Forever

Choices: Forever, 7, 14, 30, 90 or 180 days, or 1 year. Sign-ins and settings changes are kept 1 year whatever you pick.

Rows past their keep time are gone for good. Keep Keep other Events on Forever if you want a record of every import.

If it does not work

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Symptom: A step you expected is missing. Cause: Routine checks that changed nothing are not listed on the page. Fix: Clear the filters and search for the title.

Symptom: The list does not update. Cause: The Live dot is grey, so HolyArrs is reconnecting. Fix: Wait a few seconds. If it stays grey, reload the page.

API and cleanup
What Detail
Rows GET /api/v1/events returns the same rows as the page
Filters Full list in http://your-server:6262/api/v1/openapi.json
Cleanup A daily job removes rows past their keep time in small batches, so the database is never locked for long
Sign-ins and settings changes Always kept 1 year

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