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Issue 32: replace full-library preload with paged movie index - #64
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Why
Issue 32 was caused by the app treating the movie library as required startup state. That forced a full
/moviefetch on initial load and on reconnect, which does not scale as libraries grow.This change moves the movie index to a query-driven model so the initial page only loads the records it needs, while preserving details navigation, header search, and bulk actions through dedicated endpoints.
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dotnet restore src/Radarr.slndotnet build src/Radarr.sln --no-restoregit diff --checkNotes
node_modulesis missing, and the repo's frontend commands depend on packages such asrimrafand the local ESLint install