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docs(adr): accept ADR-0047 list sync across instances - #1071
ADR-0047 decides list syncing across instances: import-list definitions, import-list exclusions and blocklists kept alike on every instance of one app, plus state written back to the source lists. Nothing records this today; the issue search on 2026-11-10 found no ADR, roadmap line or issue covering it.
Reuse first. The ADR compares 30 maintained projects with licence, latest release, default-branch head and last push. None covers exclusion sync across Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr and Readarr, and none covers blocklist sync. Native *arr import lists stay the fetchers; Pulsarr, MDBList and Listrr stay link-outs (D8).
Design. One reconciler per app group on the elected replica (D1, D9), observe first for every write class (D10). Definitions fan out by name with profiles resolved per target and a SnatchArr-owned root alias mapped to one path per target (D3). Configarr stays the one writer of list definitions, and separately of notifications, whenever it declares them or prunes unmanaged entries (D4). Exclusions sync as a union with observed-removal tombstones (D5).
Hourly caps. Every definition SnatchArr writes has search on add off, so list-added items go through the planner under the per-indexer caps (D2).
Blocklists. No *arr app accepts a blocklist insertion. A queue rule blocklisted_elsewhere removes a matching release through the *arr queue API with blocklist=true. Indexers match through an explicit cross-instance mapping, and titles match the original release title from grab history (D6).
Write-back. Collection additions go to Trakt through native Trakt Connect with every native deletion event off; the API leader removes an entry only after no group member still holds the title. Watchlist removal on Trakt and TMDb is a per-list opt-in that waits for admission by every intended member and refuses list-cleanup modes that remove library entries. TMDb writes use a user session stored encrypted and write-only. Withdrawing act mode disables the notifications SnatchArr owns and reads them back. Plex waits for a plex.tv watchlist client in goenvoy (D7, D10).
Answered questions. All five questions are answered and the status is Accepted: list-service feeds are a documented link-out with no code until an adopter gap is measured (OQ-0047-1); Configarr keeps the declared definitions and SnatchArr syncs only exclusions there (OQ-0047-2); exclusions merge as a union with tombstones (OQ-0047-3); the blocklist rule matches app, indexer, protocol and source title exactly and starts in observe mode (OQ-0047-4); write-back uses Trakt Connect with per-list opt-in watchlist removal on Trakt and TMDb, off by default, and Plex waits for a goenvoy client (OQ-0047-5).
Slices. L0 to L7 follow as issues in milestone 0.15. L0 fixes two goenvoy Lidarr exclusion routes that Lidarr does not serve and adds the import-list fields the pinned SDK drops. L7 is documentation only (the link-out); every slice that ships code ships with an end-to-end test.
Review fixes. Commit ca2bb30 closes the 15 review threads: root paths per target, Configarr pruning with empty data, notification ownership, shared Trakt collections, all-member admission, list-cleanup modes, observe-mode revocation, indexer mapping, original release titles, TMDb sessions and the missing SDK fields. Each fix names the test its slice adds. Commit 7091df9 adds the writable import-list field audit for all four apps. Commit df0bc0a keeps credentials local to each member: Trakt refresh tokens are single-use, so D3 never fans out OAuth tokens, privacy fields, unknown hidden fields or masked placeholders, and a target without its own authorization gets an observe finding and no write (tested by TestFanOutKeepsMemberCredentials in L3).
Slices L0 to L7 are #1072 to #1079 under epic #1080, all in milestone 0.15.
The ADR index gains the 0047 row. This change adds no code and no executable check; the class defence it names (a Semgrep one-writer rule with fixtures, a property test for search on add) ships with the slices.
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Summary by Sourcery
Document and accept the architecture for safely synchronizing lists and related state across application instances.
Enhancements:
Document the accepted architecture for synchronizing import-list definitions, exclusions, blocklist effects, and selected source state across Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, and Readarr instances, including ownership, safety, credential, and write-back boundaries.
Define the phased L0–L7 implementation plan, integration constraints, verification expectations, and class-level safeguards for the future list-sync capability.
Documentation:
Add ADR-0047 describing cross-instance list synchronization decisions, answered open questions, implementation slices, consequences, and references.
Register ADR-0047 in the architectural decision record index.
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Documentation
Added an accepted architecture decision record for synchronizing lists across supported instances, covering list distribution, exclusions, blocklist propagation, and limited source write-back.
Documented safeguards, including leader-only reconciliation, observe-mode defaults, and explicit authorization for act-mode writes.
SnatchArr has no record for list syncing: keeping import lists,
exclusions and blocklists alike across instances of one app, and
writing state back to the source lists.
ADR-0047 compares 30 maintained projects (licence, latest release,
default branch head, last push, scope fit) and finds none covering
exclusion sync across all four apps or blocklist sync at all. It
keeps native import lists as the fetchers and decides a reconciler
per app group, observe first: drift view, exclusion union with
tombstones, definition fan-out with per-target resolution and the
Configarr guard, search on add off under the hourly caps, a queue
rule for releases blocklisted elsewhere, and opt-in watchlist
removal on Trakt and TMDb. Five open questions stay open; slices
L0 to L7 follow as milestone 0.15 issues.
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Add the accepted ADR-0047 with its synchronization decisions, safeguards, answered questions, and implementation slices, and index it in the ADR directory README.
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The PR adds accepted ADR-0047 for list synchronization across Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, and Readarr. It documents synchronization policies, ownership boundaries, operator answers, and proposed implementation and verification plans. The ADR index now includes the accepted ADR. No executable behavior or checks are added.
Changes: List synchronization proposal
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Summary
Context and existing contracts docs/adr/0047-list-sync-across-instances.md, docs/adr/README.md
The ADR documents ownership boundaries, application and SDK constraints, and a survey of related projects. The index lists ADR-0047 as accepted.
The ADR specifies list fan-out, target-local resolution, exclusion and blocklist handling, source write-back conditions, and reconciliation controls. It also records operator answers about these policies.
Implementation and verification plan docs/adr/0047-list-sync-across-instances.md
The ADR lists implementation slices and planned verification criteria. It describes planned Semgrep enforcement, consequences, and prerequisites. It adds no executable check.
lusoris/SnatchArr#989 — This PR creates local blocklist entries, a state the ADR proposes to propagate across instances.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 7091d
This PR adds only documentation, so nothing changes at runtime. The accepted design should say that Trakt credentials stay local to each member before the list-definition slice (L3) is built, otherwise shared refresh tokens could break authentication on some members.
Architecture risk: Low · up to 7091d
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observed — docs (service) was modified; 2 changed files map to changed impact.
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observed — Modified behavior in docs/adr/README.md: The ADR index adds an Accepted entry linking to ADR 0047, “List sync across instances,” dated 2026-11-10.
observed — Modified behavior in docs/adr/0047-list-sync-across-instances.md: Adds the ADR’s licensing, accepted status, date, decider, and related-record metadata.
observed — Modified behavior in docs/adr/0047-list-sync-across-instances.md: Documents project terminology and existing ownership boundaries, pins the four supported applications’ exclusion routes and identities, and records the Lidarr SDK’s unsupported paged and bulk exclusion methods. It also describes Configarr’s import-list ownership scope.
observed — Modified behavior in docs/adr/0047-list-sync-across-instances.md: Adds a four-app audit of writable import-list fields missing or misnamed in pinned SDK shapes, then compares 30 projects across external-list ingestion, cross-instance list and exclusion sync, blocklist sync, and source write-back.
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Pull Request Overview
⚠️Resolve issues before merging
The ADR has a normative-status ambiguity that should be resolved before approval: several open questions remain unresolved while corresponding sections present concrete policies as decisions. Clarify those policies as provisional or resolve the open questions before treating them as implementation-authorized.
Test suggestions
Verify observe mode and upgrades perform no writes for definitions, exclusions, blocklist effects, notifications, and source write-back
Verify exclusion union, observed-removal tombstones, empty groups, single-member groups, and tie cases
Verify missing target profiles or root folders produce a plan error and no write, while resolved identifiers belong to each target
Verify all supported applications write definitions with search-on-add disabled and report unmanaged enabled lists
Verify exact blocklist matching and queue removal with blocklist enabled, without matching near misses
Verify per-target Trakt notification fan-out and opt-in-only Trakt/TMDb watchlist removal
Prompt proposal for missing tests
Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Verify observe mode and upgrades perform no writes for definitions, exclusions, blocklist effects, notifications, and source write-back
2. Verify exclusion union, observed-removal tombstones, empty groups, single-member groups, and tie cases
3. Verify missing target profiles or root folders produce a plan error and no write, while resolved identifiers belong to each target
4. Verify all supported applications write definitions with search-on-add disabled and report unmanaged enabled lists
5. Verify exact blocklist matching and queue removal with blocklist enabled, without matching near misses
6. Verify per-target Trakt notification fan-out and opt-in-only Trakt/TMDb watchlist removal
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- Line 161: Update the native notification fan-out rule in the act/observe
transition to define an ownership-aware disable behavior when a group returns to
observe, including how app-created Trakt notifications are revoked and how
future writes are prevented. Specify and verify the expected behavior for
imports and deletions after act is withdrawn, without affecting notifications
the app does not own.
- Line 145: Update the source-watchlist removal behavior described in ADR 0047
to wait until every intended member has acknowledged processing the title, or
persist the title until all members have processed it. Preserve per-list opt-in
and observe-mode safeguards, and ensure other lists are not affected.
- Line 127: Update the Configarr ownership guard and its L3 test to cover
instances where import_lists.data is empty and delete_unmanaged.enabled is true;
in that case, prevent SnatchArr from writing list definitions. Preserve the
existing exclusion-sync behavior.
- Line 123: Update the root-folder resolution contract in the ADR: for Sonarr
and Radarr, define per-target path mappings using each target’s
RootFolderResource.path rather than name-based resolution, and preserve the
plan-error/no-write behavior when resolution fails. Extend the stated L3
coverage to verify mappings across instances with different root paths.
- Line 143: Update the collection-state policy to prevent a member’s delete
notification from removing a shared Trakt item while another member still holds
it; define a group-aware removal rule rather than enabling independent remove
notifications on every member. Keep the native Trakt add-on-import behavior and
resolve each target’s notification configuration instead of copying local IDs.
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The operator answered OQ-0047-1 to OQ-0047-5 on 2026-11-10, each
with the recommended option. Record them in an answered-questions
table with their ledger ids, keep the questions as asked, and turn
the "awaits" lines in D1 and D4 to D8 into the chosen answers.
L7 becomes documentation of the MDBList and Listrr Custom List
link-out with no code; a feed SnatchArr serves for one source
needs a measured adopter gap and its own record. The end-to-end
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Match the original grab title, not the queue title.
Sonarr’s queue title comes from the download client, while the blocklist source title comes from the indexer release. Those titles can differ for the same torrent, so an exact queue-title match can miss a blocked release. Specify how to retrieve the original grab title for each queue item and test a renamed torrent. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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🟡 Changes recommended
Unresolved gaps in cross-instance removal safeguards, notification ownership, and SDK/API compatibility could cause file deletion, missed imports, or overwritten configuration.
This documentation-only PR records accepted ADR-0047 for cross-instance list synchronization, extending SnatchArr’s coordination role while retaining native *arr list fetching and capped searches.
Changes:
Defines synchronization policies for list definitions, exclusions, blocklist effects, and limited source write-back.
Specifies ownership boundaries, observe-first safeguards, and implementation slices L0–L7 for milestone 0.15.
Adds ADR-0047 to the architecture index; no runtime behavior or executable checks are introduced.
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docs/adr/README.md
Indexes ADR-0047 as Accepted.
docs/adr/0047-list-sync-across-instances.md
Records the design, project comparison, safeguards, and implementation plan.
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Review comments at @docs/adr/0047-list-sync-across-instances.md:
- Line 137: Update the deny-record identity rule to define an explicit
cross-instance mapping from local indexer names to a shared identity before
building the exact `(app, indexer, protocol, sourceTitle)` key; establish how
that mapping is supplied without relying on fuzzy matching. Add a test showing
that different local names mapped to the same indexer propagate the matching
blocklist record.
- Line 139: Update the blocklisted_elsewhere queue rule’s exact-title matching
to use the original release title from grab history when available, while
preserving the existing fallback for items without history; verify that a
release title ending in .mkv matches correctly.
- Line 145: Update the L6 requirements for TMDb watchlist removal via
AddToWatchlist to establish how a user session_id is acquired and supplied for
the write, and require a test proving the authenticated write succeeds. Preserve
the existing opt-in, observe-first behavior and verify observe mode and other
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Review on PR 1071 found gaps where the record would let SnatchArr
write the wrong thing or lose data. Each decision now names the
safeguard and the slice test that proves it:
- D3 maps a SnatchArr root alias to one path per target, since
Sonarr and Radarr root folders carry a path, not a name.
- D4 treats Configarr empty-data pruning as Configarr ownership
and decides notification ownership apart from list ownership.
- D6 maps local indexer names to a canonical key and matches the
original grab-history title, not the stripped queue title.
- D7 disables native Trakt delete events, removes a collection
entry only after the last copy goes, holds watchlist removal
until every member admits the title, allows only the disabled
and logOnly list cleanup modes, and adds a TMDb user session.
- D10 defines withdrawal: owned notifications are disabled and
read back; offline members stay pending.
- L0 adds the missing typed search flags, metadataProfileId and
onImportComplete to the goenvoy round-trip tests.
The finding that the record implied open questions was already
settled: the ADR is Accepted and lists all five answers.
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- Line 207: Update the L0 Sonarr list changes for ProviderResource to preserve
enableAutomaticAdd, monitorNewItems, seriesType, and seasonFolder alongside the
existing fields. Add a complete Sonarr list round-trip test that verifies these
values remain unchanged before L3 writes definitions.
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🟡 Changes recommended
The ADR still needs per-app writable-field preservation and round-trip fixtures, since omitted controls can disable lists or additions and reset non-default settings.
Review on L0 found that the pinned goenvoy ProviderResource drops or
misnames writable import-list controls, and that the pinned *arr
ToModel mappers copy every resource value into the model, so a PUT
from that shape resets the missing settings to their defaults.
- Add a field audit table for Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr and Readarr
that cites the SDK shape, the tagged openapi contract and the
ToModel assignments for each app. Radarr keeps enableAuto; it is
missing enabled, monitor, searchOnAdd and minimumAvailability.
- D2 now requires app-specific, presence-aware typed fields for the
full writable shape; a missing required field blocks the write.
- L0 adds TestImportListFullShapeRoundTrip with enabled, non-default
fixtures for all four apps, red on the old SDK first; L1 adopts
only pins backed by that evidence.
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- Line 136: Update the D3 definition fan-out contract to exclude Trakt
credentials: preserve each target’s existing credentials and require separate
authorization for every new target. Add a multi-member refresh test confirming
that refreshing one member’s token does not invalidate another member’s
credentials; the L0 same-instance round-trip test does not cover this case.
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D3 fanned one import-list definition out to every group member, so a
Trakt list would have carried the same refresh token to each target.
Trakt refresh tokens are single-use: one member's refresh would have
invalidated the token for every other member.
- D3 now treats OAuth tokens, their expiry and user fields, every
ApiKey, Password and UserName field, and every unknown hidden field
as member-local; none of them fan out.
- A target without its own authorization gets the observe finding
list_sync_member_authorization_required and no write.
- Source "********" placeholders never fan out, since the apps restore
a masked value only from the same instance's existing model.
- L3 adds TestFanOutKeepsMemberCredentials, replayed first against a
planted token-copying implementation.
Cites: Trakt authentication guide (refresh tokens single-use), Sonarr
v4.0.20.3014 and Radarr v6.4.4.10685 TraktSettingsBase.cs:50-60 and
TraktImportBase.cs, SchemaBuilder.cs:18,40-43,67-74, Readarr
v0.4.18.2805 FieldDefinitionAttribute.cs:96-102.
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🟡 Changes recommended
The pinned provider decoder drops privacy and hidden metadata, risking exposure of unknown hidden secrets in shared definitions, persisted plans, and API output.
The pinned goenvoy ProviderField drops the privacy and hidden markers
that Sonarr, Radarr and Lidarr send (Readarr sends hidden only), so
the known-name fallback alone cannot classify an unknown hidden secret.
L0 now decodes, retains and exposes both markers to the read model and
adds TestProviderFieldKeepsPrivacyAndHidden. D3 classifies credentials
from that metadata plus the pinned field list and treats any field read
without the metadata as member-local. L3 adds
TestUnknownHiddenFieldStaysLocal with a planted classifier replay.
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Brings in #1071 so the branch is no longer behind main.
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Description
ADR-0047 decides list syncing across instances: import-list definitions, import-list exclusions and blocklists kept alike on every instance of one app, plus state written back to the source lists. Nothing records this today; the issue search on 2026-11-10 found no ADR, roadmap line or issue covering it.
blocklisted_elsewhereremoves a matching release through the *arr queue API withblocklist=true. Indexers match through an explicit cross-instance mapping, and titles match the original release title from grab history (D6).TestFanOutKeepsMemberCredentialsin L3).Slices L0 to L7 are #1072 to #1079 under epic #1080, all in milestone 0.15.
The ADR index gains the 0047 row. This change adds no code and no executable check; the class defence it names (a Semgrep one-writer rule with fixtures, a property test for search on add) ships with the slices.
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make verify-all(documentation only:make docs-verifypassed on df0bc0a; the full gate runs in CI)standardsctl compile-context --verifySummary by Sourcery
Document and accept the architecture for safely synchronizing lists and related state across application instances.
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Documentation:
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