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Only overwrite media assets if the corresponding *_url value/list has changed.

Fixes #2796

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This pull request optimizes the media asset management within the ROM system by implementing conditional overwriting for covers, manuals, and screenshots. Previously, these assets were unconditionally re-downloaded and overwritten during updates or identification. Now, the system intelligently checks if the associated URLs have actually changed before performing an overwrite, thereby reducing unnecessary I/O operations and improving overall efficiency.

Highlights

  • Conditional Media Asset Overwriting: Media assets, including screenshots, covers, and manuals, are now only overwritten if their corresponding URLs have changed, preventing redundant file operations.
  • Pydash Integration: The pydash library has been introduced to efficiently compare lists of screenshot URLs, determining if an overwrite is necessary.
  • Refactored Update Logic: The logic for handling cover and manual updates in the update_rom function has been simplified by removing redundant exists checks and directly passing a conditional overwrite flag.
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Code Review

This pull request aims to optimize media asset handling by only overwriting them when their URLs change. The implementation for covers and manuals looks good and simplifies the existing code. However, the logic for handling screenshots has a flaw: it only detects when new screenshots are added, not when they are removed. This can lead to stale screenshot files remaining on the filesystem. I've provided comments in both affected files with a suggested fix using a symmetric difference check to correctly identify all changes in the screenshot list.

@gantoine gantoine merged commit 6b600dd into master Jan 2, 2026
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@gantoine gantoine deleted the romm-2796 branch January 2, 2026 21:38
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[Bug] romm re-downloading media assets on scan

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