The pin hook captured the optimistic ID list inside a React setState
updater. That updater can run after the following lines, so save ran with
optimistic=[] and overwrote server pins — matching the flash then wipe
when pinning a mounted Emby library after a local pin.
Compute previous/optimistic synchronously from a ref before calling setState.
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accessibleLibraryIDSet only consulted the local libraries table, so
embyremote~ mount IDs were stripped on every GET/PUT. Saving a pin that
included a remote library could then persist a filtered list and clear
existing local pins from the client state. Include enabled Emby mounts in
the accessible set, and refuse pin toggles until the server list has
loaded successfully.
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Store pinned library IDs on the user record and expose GET/PUT
/me/pinned-libraries endpoints. The web client now loads and saves pins
through the API, migrates legacy localStorage data once, and applies
pinned ordering on both the libraries and home pages.
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