Update ModelUpdateRecord.has_update() to only detect updates when a newer remote version exists than the latest local version. Previously, any missing remote version would trigger an update, which could include older versions that shouldn't be considered updates.
- Add logic to find the maximum version ID in library
- Only return True for remote versions newer than the latest local version
- Add comprehensive unit tests for the new update detection behavior
- Update docstring to reflect the new logic
Add migration support to handle schema changes without data loss. Instead of dropping and recreating tables, the system now:
- Uses CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS for initial table creation
- Adds _apply_migrations method to handle incremental schema updates
- Adds _get_table_columns helper to inspect existing table structure
- Adds new columns to model_update_versions table (sort_index, name, base_model, released_at, size_bytes, preview_url, is_in_library, should_ignore)
- Adds should_ignore_model column to model_update_status table
This ensures existing databases are upgraded gracefully while preserving user data.
- Refactor update filter logic to use bulk update checks when available
- Add annotation method to attach update flags to response items
- Improve performance by reducing API calls for update status checks
- Maintain backward compatibility with fallback to individual checks
- Handle edge cases and logging for failed update status resolutions
- Add set_version_update_ignore endpoint to toggle ignore status for specific versions
- Add get_model_versions endpoint to retrieve version details with optional refresh
- Update serialization to include version-specific data and preview overrides
- Modify database schema to support version-level ignore tracking
- Improve error handling for rate limiting and missing models
These changes enable granular control over version updates and provide better visibility into model version status.
