Previously, the application only applied the schema if auth.users table
didn't exist. This caused issues when upgrading - new schema elements
(like storage.trash_items view) weren't created on existing databases.
Now the schema is applied on every startup. Since schema.sql uses
'IF NOT EXISTS' and 'CREATE OR REPLACE', it's safe to run repeatedly.
Standardize code formatting across all 173 Rust source files
using rustfmt. No functional changes - purely cosmetic.
This establishes a consistent code style baseline for the
project going forward.
Three bugs caused 403 errors when creating the first admin on fresh
Docker deployments (Unraid, Komodo):
1. db.rs: Schema application failures were silently swallowed. The app
started with no tables, causing all auth queries to fail. Now the
startup aborts if schema cannot be applied, with a fallback
statement-by-statement executor that handles dollar-quoted blocks.
Retries increased to 5 with 2s intervals.
2. auth_application_service.rs: count_admin_users() used fragile string
matching (contains "does not exist")) on multi-layer wrapped errors.
count_all_users() rejected admin creation on any DB error. Both now
allow admin creation on any error for bootstrap scenarios.
3. auth_handler.rs: Redundant 60-line handler-level admin detection
duplicated service-layer logic and generated noisy ERROR logs on
fresh installs. Removed entirely - service layer handles it all.
Closes#81
- Auto-apply schema.sql when database tables don't exist (embedded in binary)
- Handle missing tables gracefully during admin registration (treat as fresh install)
- Fix docker-compose depends_on to wait for postgres healthcheck
- Rename personal folder from 'Mi Carpeta' to 'My Folder' with backward compat
- Translate remaining Spanish messages to English
George Wu