Clients sometimes ship footage under a naming convention that doesn't
match our own shot codes. Adds an optional Shot.clientCode, editable on
the Slate tab: when set, it replaces shotCode only in what the client
actually sees — slate identity, overlay burn-in, and delivered EXR/MOV
file and folder names in Netflix packages — with our own version string
flatly appended (no "_cmp_TT_" studio jargon mixed in). Internal render
paths, EXR filenames on the SAN, comp names, and DB lookups are
untouched. Shots without a client code render identically to before.
Delivery packages denormalize clientCode at build time, same as the
existing shotCode/versionString snapshot, so a later shot edit can't
retroactively change already-built delivery history. The worker now
renames delivered EXR frames and the delivery MOV using the existing
frame-number parser (SequencePattern) so only the base name changes —
frame numbers and padding survive exactly. This is the one piece of the
change that could plausibly ship the wrong bytes, so it's covered by
new unit tests (renaming, padding, MOV rename, checksum-survives-rename,
and a graceful fallback for an unparseable frame number) rather than
resting on manual verification alone.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
One "Queue Export" click now renders the EXR sequence, then rebuilds the shot
headlessly with the studio slate/overlay template to produce the delivery MOV
and review MP4. Implements RenderPipeline2 phases 1-2 plus the preview stage.
Server:
- New models Export, RenderJob, ExportEvent, Machine, WorkerHeartbeat, plus
Project.deliveryConfig and per-submission slate fields (Export.vfxScope,
Export.submissionNote, inherited from the shot's previous export).
Both migrations are purely additive; no existing column is touched.
- lib/render-pipeline: server-enforced state machine, transactional version
increment with supersede, atomic FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED claim gated by
machine availability windows, and a lease reaper run from instrumentation.ts.
- /api/ext/* endpoints for the panel and workers; session-auth mirrors under
/api/render and /api/machines for the web UI.
- Pipeline pages: render queue, export detail, machine monitoring, plus an
Exports tab on shot detail.
RenderWorker (.NET 8 Windows service, new):
- Registration, heartbeat as cancel channel, claim loop, aerender runner with
progress parsing and stall watchdog, crash recovery and disk-spooled
reporting that survives server downtime.
- Preview stage: headless AE assembles the preview comp into a throwaway AEP
with both output modules queued, then a single aerender pass renders them.
Preview jobs are not claimed while an interactive AE session is open, so an
artist's project is never taken over.
AE panel: Queue Export with live status polling, urgent flag, retry, and the
VFX Scope / Submission Note fields. Every existing panel action is unchanged.
Preview chaining ships disabled behind SystemConfig preview.enabled.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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