Add host activity and DB browser, and keep dialogs, drag-drop, and idle maintenance responsive.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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## Development tools
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**Tools → Development → Host activity…** opens a live monitor of the background host: maintenance, indexing jobs, hashing, transfers, and a rolling activity log. It refreshes about every 1.5 seconds while open and also reacts to push events; closing it stops the polling.
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**Tools → Development → Database…** opens a general SQLite viewer. It starts on the Workbench index (`%LocalAppData%\ExplorerWorkbench\index.db`) in read-only mode while the host holds the write lock. Use **Open file…** for any other `.db`, and choose write mode when the file is not locked. You can browse tables, run SQL, and — when writable — edit cells, insert rows, and delete rows.
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## Duplicates
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**Tools → Storage → Duplicates**. Groups are hashed in the background (size → partial hash → full hash only when needed). Workbench distinguishes:
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**Tools → Storage → Duplicates**. Groups come from the **index** (hashed in the background: size → partial hash → full hash only when needed), not from a live walk of the disk. The list fills from the index first (largest groups at the top); missing copies are dropped afterwards without blocking the window. A finished full scan of the drive also marks missing trees deleted; cancelling a scan does not. Unmarked groups have no class label. After you mark a group, Workbench shows:
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