Apply changes to exit the thread if workgroup initialization or joining
fails, instead of attempting to continue executing the thread.
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Make the album match predicate an exact match, rather than using the
"like" operator, in case there's a speed up from doing so.
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Apply the index sort to the fetch request itself, rather than applying
it to the resulting array afterward.
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The list generator now selects only a list of unique album names, which
may include empty string as well as NSNull, so filter those as well.
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Rewrite the album filter function to apply the filter predicate against
Core Data directly, which also requires filtering out deLeted entries so
they don't end up in the results, and also requires sorting the results.
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Add an extra step to the workgroup exit call, so that it only calls to
leave if the join token is valid, or at least initialized.
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Sending reports is now handled synchronously on the startup path, so
that unsent reports can be sent before a startup crash causes further
crashes to occur. This is apparently needed to help one particular user
catch whatever is causing the app to crash for them.
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Fix streaming metadata titles being overridden by the Icecast stream
strings. Now the Icy metadata only overrides missing strings, so Vorbis
Comments take priority.
Fixes#275
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Fix a potential bug where the device enumerator would return a nil
device name string, which would result in a crash. Instead, report an
unknown numbered device.
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Move the initializer to a function that will be called earlier in the
startup stage. Mainly to catch crashes in the playlist importer for
legacy playlist formats.
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Reject system identifier numbers that aren't supported, outright, rather
than waiting until the decoder is initialized.
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The new Core Data interface is especially stringent with receiving
NSNumber for the numeric types rather than NSString as was mistakenly
allowed before. Fix that to prevent exceptions.
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Apparently my Xcode version generates files which are incompatible with
whatever Xcode build environment that Github CI runs.
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The member that I set myself to indicate deletion has one capital letter
to differentiate it from the built-in "delete" property of managed
objects, which doesn't do what I want, so I had to dodge it with that
capitalization thing.
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Use a custom script found on Stack Overflow, with some minor changes for
a little more sanity, such as using find -print0 / xargs -0 to support
paths with spaces in them.
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Header include paths are named after the framework, which is all lower-
case, not uppercase like the source folder is named. The header include
paths inside the project are lowercase as well, so this fits.
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Change most, if not all, possible import paths to use the full header
directory paths instead of relative or "assume include paths" settings.
This should fix building with the CI.
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These header files were imported from the wrong path. I really have no
idea why Xcode didn't catch these already with my build tree.
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It was a fun ride, but I think I want to try something different. Users,
please be sure not to have DNS blocking for Crashlytics if you want me
to have any useful bug reporting info if it crashes on you, or otherwise
blows up. Otherwise, I don't get any useful data to help me fix crashes.
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Fix the default volume scale reading for newly added tracks, as this
value should be 1 for any files which do not have tags. Also add an
override to the tag applying function, to reset the default on tag
re-read operations.
Please reload the tags or re-add your files to fix them playing
silently.
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Add a compatibility getter/setter for URL, which was renamed to url, due
to Core Storage having a requirement of all attributes starting with a
lower case letter.
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Fixed the implementation to work correctly with the new Core Data
storage system. Tracks will be garbage collected later.
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The PlaylistEntry class needs a compatibility wrapper for the Unsigned
member, as it is assigned by all of the inputs. Case sensitivity and all
that is. And unfortunately, Core Data requires all model members to
start with a lower case letter.
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The copy action now includes formatted text of the selected entries when
copying, in addition to the supported file and URL types.
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Completely rewrite the playlist storage once again, this time with a
much faster Core Data implementation. It still uses a little magic for
Album Artwork consolidation, but string consolidation doesn't seem to be
needed to reduce the disk storage size. Works much faster than my silly
implementation, too.
Old implementations are still kept for backwards compatibility with
existing playlists.
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Synchronize audio setup and audio stopping on the object's own pointer,
to hopefully prevent race conditions with out of sync calls to the stop
function from both the main and the audio thread.
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The changes include no longer leaving the workgroup for seeking or for
converter format changes, and also still leaving the workgroup on thread
termination if there was an error with intervals starting or finishing.
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Prevent an unhandled exception when a notification is sent on a track
which has been deleted from the playlist.
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Jobs are meant to be serialized, so prevent multiple jobs from queueing
simultaneously, as they are not designed to interact with each other.
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Long actions, such as file opening, playlist loading, metadata loading
and refreshing, etc, are now handled through NSProgress. Additionally,
a new status bar change displays the progress of the task instead of
the total duration of the playlist. Finally, app quit is blocked by a
running task, and if the app is quit while a task is running, it will
be delayed until the task completes, at which time the app will
terminate cleanly.
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Prevent a race condition with deleting playlist entries while their
metadata is still being loaded by the player.
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Guard Open in Finder against being called on a playlist with no
selection, which may happen if the action is triggered on an empty
playlist, which would cause an array out of bounds access error.
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Guard the playlist entry retrieval function against being called on an
empty playlist, because an empty playlist would result in a division by
zero error to occur here.
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If there is somehow a legacy XML playlist, and there is no queue entry
in the plist, then it should not throw an exception from trying to add
a nil object to the return dictionary.
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An impulse cache reduces any glitching from format channel count changes
to near insignificant levels, resulting in a more pleasant experience
when there are different mixed formats playing, or even a file which
changes format mid-playback.
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Ensure that dynamic info updates, even on static files, only update the
exact track they apply to, by atomically assigning the userInfo property
before opening the decoder, so that callbacks to the player indicate the
correct track and don't assume it's the one that's currently visibly
playing. Fixes start of track metadata notifications from overwriting
the previously playing track.
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Christopher Snowhill