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### Fixed
- DVR series rule creation failing with a 500 error when the stored `series_rules` data contained corrupted (non-dict) entries. Added type guards on the getter, setter, and generic settings serializer to filter invalid entries on read and write. Hardened the EPG ignore list getters (`prefixes`, `suffixes`, `custom`) with the same pattern. Frontend settings parse and save now validate `series_rules` with `Array.isArray()`, matching the existing EPG field pattern, preventing corrupted data from being round-tripped back to the database. (Fixes #1059)
- EPG programme parsing crash when an XMLTV source contains programme titles exceeding 255 characters. Previously, a single oversized title would cause the entire `bulk_create` batch to fail with a database truncation error, silently dropping all programmes in that batch. Titles are now truncated to 255 characters before being saved. (Fixes #1039)
- Container startup failure when `PUID`/`PGID` is set, caused by `/data/db` ownership conflicts between the `postgres` system user (UID 102) and the configured PUID/PGID. PostgreSQL now runs as the PUID/PGID user in AIO mode, eliminating all `chown`-to-UID-102 operations and unifying `/data` ownership. (Fixes #1078) — Thanks [@CodeBormen](https://github.com/CodeBormen)
- Existing installations where PUID/PGID differs from the current `/data/db` owner are migrated automatically on first startup; a sentinel file prevents redundant recursive `chown` on subsequent boots.