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Pull request overview

This PR refactors import structure for queue management, adds backward compatibility for settings, and includes defensive programming improvements. The main focus is moving queue-related imports from the main app module to a dedicated queue_manager module to improve code organization and prevent circular dependencies.

• Import refactoring: Moves avatar_message_queue and parallel_message_queue from app to modules.queue_manager across 12 import locations
• Settings backward compatibility: Implements default settings merging to ensure new settings are available in older databases
• Defensive programming: Adds undefined check in frontend to prevent potential runtime errors

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File	Description
frontend/src/components/settings/GeneralSettings.jsx	Adds defensive undefined check before calling toString() on parallelMessageLimit
backend/version.py	Version bump from 1.3.0 to 1.3.1
backend/routers/system.py	Updates import to get parallel_message_queue from queue_manager module
backend/routers/config_backup.py	Updates import to get avatar_message_queue from queue_manager module
backend/routers/avatars.py	Updates all avatar_message_queue imports across 11 locations to use queue_manager module
backend/modules/persistent_data.py	Implements default settings merging to ensure backward compatibility with older databases

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The exception handler returns an empty dictionary instead of defaults, which is inconsistent with the logic on line 109 where defaults is returned when no settings are found. This could lead to missing default settings when an error occurs during settings loading. Consider returning defaults here as well to ensure fallback to default settings in all error cases.

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✅ Windows Build Successful

Executable: ChatYapper.exe (68.31 MB)
MSI Installer: ChatYapper-1.3.1.msi (67.65 MB)
App Version: 1.3.1
Build ID: build-v1.3.1-2025.11.25-7abefd2
Commit: 7abefd2

Build Status

• ✅ Windows executable & MSI installer
• 🔄 Linux build (check separate job)
• 🔄 Docker image (check separate job)

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Once merged to main, an official release will be created automatically with tag v1.3.1.

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🐳 Docker Image Built Successfully

Image: ghcr.io/pladisdev/chat-yapper:pr-7abefd2
Tag: pr-7abefd2

Test this PR with Docker:

docker pull ghcr.io/pladisdev/chat-yapper:pr-7abefd2

docker run -d \
  --name chat-yapper-pr \
  -p 8069:8008 \
  -e TWITCH_CLIENT_ID=your_id \
  -e TWITCH_CLIENT_SECRET=your_secret \
  ghcr.io/pladisdev/chat-yapper:pr-7abefd2

Access at: http://localhost:8069

The Docker image will be published to the GitHub Container Registry when merged to main.