Releases: spl0k/supysonic
0.7.8
0.7.7
0.7.6
0.7.5
Fixed retrieving starred objects
Fixed getting album lists when using PostgrSQL as a database backend
Fixed bitrate being reported as bps instead of kbps
Added a configuration setting to enable or disable automatic log rotation
Added a configuration setting to allow fetching lyrics from ChartLyrics
0.7.4
0.7.3
0.7.2
0.7.1
0.7.0
Added:
- Playlists can be exported to .m3u files from the web interface
- Ability to rename users from the CLI
- Covers are added to zip files when downloading full albums
- Downloading a folder now includes all the subfolders
supysonic-server
command to start the web server
Improvements:
- Disabled compression for generated zip files
- When downloading a folder or album, the size of the zip file is now known
- Prevent downloading empty zip files
Fixes:
- Fixed renaming playlists from the web interface
- Fixed watcher error when files were added and removed within a short timespan
- Fixed potential errors when accessing the API with a new client for the first time
- Fixed genre duplication in album info
- Support for large zip files
- Handle dates outside the range supported by zip files
- Properly close daemon connection on shutdown
Breaking changes:
- The CLI doesn't support shell-like capability anymore
- As announced earlier,
bin
andcgi-bin
folders have been deleted
Note to package maintainers:
click
is now explicitly needed (rather than implicitly as aFlask
dependency)- Dependency on
zipstream
was replaced byzipstream-ng
0.6.3
New: Lyrics can now be retrieved from files metadata
New: Added support for endpoints without ".view" suffix
Fixed: Fixed an error when getting random songs with a PostgreSQL database
This version might be the last one to provide the files available in the bin
and cgi-bin
folders and the supysonic-daemon.service
file. Theses were either old stuff kept for compatibility or installation specific (requiring modifications and/or additional programs to be properly used).
Please upade your installation/deployment/scripts if you are using any of them.
The possible interesting bits are now described in the documentation