v0.21.0: click to rename
Clicking the already-selected playlist in the sidebar opens inline rename, and renaming an existing playlist starts with the cursor at the end rather than the whole name selected. New playlists still select all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Done
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### Round 57 (2026-09-18) — click to rename (v0.21.0)
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- [x] **Click a selected playlist to rename it.** The sidebar tree gains
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Qt's `SelectedClicked` trigger alongside double-click/F2, so the
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second click on the current playlist opens inline rename (after the
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double-click interval; a press that becomes a drag never opens it).
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- [x] **Rename opens with the cursor at the end, nothing selected.** Qt
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selects the editor's text inside `QAbstractItemView::edit()`, after
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the delegate runs, so `PlaylistTree.edit()` undoes it afterwards —
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every route (click, double-click, F2, context menu) goes through it.
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A brand-new playlist still selects all (one-shot
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`_select_all_next_edit`), so typing replaces "untitled playlist".
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### Round 56 (2026-09-17) — one press, sixteen hundred songs (v0.20.6)
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One Right-arrow press skipped 1,676 tracks in 81 s and hard-froze GNOME badly
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