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Mike-Solar 5fabad8efd feat(engine): write-through persistence (M13 D2)
- facade storage session manager: project handles bind to the default
  SQLite library on project_new/load; every undo push/group_end/jump
  write-throughs via DatabaseBackend::save (diff journal); project_free
  flushes and unbinds
- background snapshot thread (Storage/SnapshotIntervalSec, latest-wins,
  newest 3 kept) with exit flush (oakengine_storage_flush)
- config-gated: storage only activates with an explicit
  Storage/Backend=sqlite, so headless consumers and tests never touch
  the real library; new exports: storage_flush/is_bound/last_error
- it_storage: kill -9 recovery, cross-session undo, snapshot pruning,
  multi-project isolation, graceful degradation
- also fixes a real config test polluting the user config.ini and the
  undo-stack test races
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About Oak

Oak Video Editor is a renamed fork of Olive, focused on delivering a polished, creator-friendly editing experience. This site hosts build notes, project file references, and test plans for contributors.

Quick Start

  • Build from source on Windows, macOS, or Linux using the Build guide.
  • Learn how project data is stored in the Project File Reference.
  • Understand the database write-through persistence in the Project Storage Architecture.
  • Keep releases solid by following the Test Plan.