All concurrency from other threads should pass through the viewContext's
performBlock or performBlockAndWait functions, and no other way. So now,
all access to Core Data is either happening on the main thread, or by
using these code blocks, all of which will wait for their access to
proceed.
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This should fix up potential locking issues with maintaining a copy of
the results set while certain other background actions may happen, such
as the player updating play counts while playing.
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Clean up redundant paths automatically, and on startup. Also refresh the
preferences dialog path list every time it is opened.
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Newly added paths weren't adding all of the necessary data to the list
storage to make it possible to remove them without restarting the
player. Oops.
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Apparently we need this to prevent Core Data from stomping on itself
when another thread accesses it.
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When cleaning up the path list, actually remove the pruned entries from
the Core Data storage, so they don't end up resolving to broken
bookmarks in the player, breaking playback on migrated configurations.
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Broken bookmarks weren't reporting as isStale, but rather, were failing
to resolve at all, and without this change, they were impossible to
detect in a migrated configuration.
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When testing the path for whether it's in storage, run more tests to
make sure we only care about valid paths, and a path that actually has
a string.
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Refine the global variable usage, eliminating double underscore prefixes
and trusting that static global variables will exist in the object where
the class was created. Got rid of that nasty NSApplication extension
hack that was previously in use.
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- Implemented App Sandboxing in a more friendly manner.
- All sandboxed paths will need to be set in Preferences. Set as loose
a path as you want. The shortest path will be preferred.
- Removed Last.fm client support, as it was non-functional by now,
unfortunately. Maybe something better can come in the future.
- Added support for insecure SSL to the HTTP/S reader, in case anyone
needs streams which are "protected" by self-signed or expired
certificates, without having to futz around by adding certificates to
the system settings, especially for expired certificates that can't
otherwise be dodged this way.
If you want to import your old playlists to the new version, copy the
contents of `~/Library/Application Support/Cog` to the alternate sandbox
path: `~/Library/Containers/org.cogx.cog/Data/Library/Application `...
...continued...`Support/Cog`. The preferences file will migrate to the
new version automatically.
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