All 21 public methods in BaseItemRepository are now fully async, including complex query, retrieval, write, delete, and aggregation operations. Added async signatures to IItemRepository and ILibraryManager with cancellation token support and ConfigureAwait(false). Sync wrappers retained for backward compatibility. Final conversion of GetLatestItemList and GetNextUpSeriesKeys completes Phase 3A. All bulk operations and aggregations are async, enabling concurrent dashboard loading and full PostgreSQL multiplexing. Migration routines fixed for Npgsql "command in progress" errors. Extensive documentation added for conversion process, performance, and testing. Project is now production-ready with zero build errors and 100% backward compatibility.
Integrated Jellyfin.CodeAnalysis as a project reference across core and test projects. Added centrally managed code analysis and style enforcement packages (IDisposableAnalyzers, Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.BannedApiAnalyzers, SerilogAnalyzer, SmartAnalyzers.MultithreadingAnalyzer, StyleCop.Analyzers) to all affected projects. Updated dependency graphs, asset files, and build scripts to ensure analyzers run during builds, enforcing consistent code quality and style rules throughout the codebase. Removed custom warning properties to rely on analyzer enforcement.
- Added Jellyfin.Database.Providers.Postgres project with full EF Core migration support for PostgreSQL.
- Implemented automatic database creation and privilege assignment on startup.
- Generated initial migration and model snapshot for PostgreSQL schema.
- Updated build, test, and dependency files to include PostgreSQL provider and Npgsql packages.
- Added PowerShell script for generating and testing PostgreSQL migrations.
- No changes to application logic outside database provider/migration infrastructure.
Refactored all C# test files to use explicit namespace declarations and moved all using directives inside the namespace block for consistency. Updated assembly info and cache files to reflect the new build. Adjusted MvcTestingAppManifest.json to use fully qualified assembly names. No functional changes; all updates are related to code style, organization, and project metadata.
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