Added parser.peek()
Implemented proper support for BER-encoded indefinite length strings of all kinds - core.BitString, core.OctetString and all of the core classes that are natively represented as Python unicode strings
Fixed a bug with encoding LDAP URLs in x509.URI
Correct x509.DNSName to allow a leading ., such as when used with x509.NameConstraints
Fixed an issue with dumping the parsed contents of core.Any when explicitly tagged
Custom setup.py clean now accepts the short -a flag for compatibility
2017.05.04 - GNU nano 2.8.2 "Krats" adds another new feature: it makes
the ^G help texts searchable with ^W. Apart from that,
it fixes a crash when resizing the window in the middle
of verbatim input, avoids an unlikely crash when used
without UTF-8 support in some locales, avoids redrawing
the screen twice when switching between buffers while
line numbers are active, and works around a coloring
bug on musl. Plus tweaks to the documentation; plus
translation updates for fifteen languages.
2017-04-26 Dustin Lundquist <dustin@null-ptr.net>
0.5.0 Release
* Transparent proxy support
* Use accept4() on Linix
* Run as group specified in config
pkgsrc changes:
- Update MASTER_SITES to MASTER_SITE_PYPI
- Update HOMEPAGE
- Get rid of PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE
(beets is now compatible with Python 3 too)
- Misc cosmetic fixes and simplifications
Changes:
1.4.3 (January 9, 2017)
-----------------------
Happy new year! This new version includes a cornucopia of new features from
contributors, including new tags related to classical music and a new
:doc:`/plugins/absubmit` for performing acoustic analysis on your music. The
:doc:`/plugins/random` has a new mode that lets you generate time-limited
music---for example, you might generate a random playlist that lasts the
perfect length for your walk to work. We also access as many Web services as
possible over secure connections now---HTTPS everywhere!
1.4.2 (December 16, 2016)
-------------------------
This is just a little bug fix release. With 1.4.2, we're also confident enough
to recommend that anyone who's interested give Python 3 a try: bugs may still
lurk, but we've deemed things safe enough for broad adoption. If you can,
please install beets with ``pip3`` instead of ``pip2`` this time and let us
know how it goes!
1.4.1 (November 25, 2016)
-------------------------
Version 1.4 has **alpha-level** Python 3 support. Thanks to the heroic efforts
of :user:`jrobeson`, beets should run both under Python 2.7, as before, and
now under Python 3.4 and above. The support is still new: it undoubtedly
contains bugs, so it may replace all your music with Limp Bizkit---but if
you're brave and you have backups, please try installing on Python 3. Let us
know how it goes.
1.3.19 (June 25, 2016)
----------------------
This is primarily a bug fix release: it cleans up a couple of regressions that
appeared in the last version. But it also features the triumphant return of the
:doc:`/plugins/beatport` and a modernized :doc:`/plugins/bpd`.
It's also the first version where beets passes all its tests on Windows! May
this herald a new age of cross-platform reliability for beets.
1.3.18 (May 31, 2016)
---------------------
This update adds a new :doc:`/plugins/hook` that lets you integrate beets with
command-line tools and an :doc:`/plugins/export` that can dump data from the
beets database as JSON. You can also automatically translate lyrics using a
machine translation service.
The ``echonest`` plugin has been removed in this version because the API it
used is `shutting down`_. You might want to try the
:doc:`/plugins/acousticbrainz` instead.
.. _shutting down: https://developer.spotify.com/news-stories/2016/03/29/api-improvements-update/
1.3.17 (February 7, 2016)
-------------------------
This release introduces one new plugin to fetch audio information from the
`AcousticBrainz`_ project and another plugin to make it easier to submit your
handcrafted metadata back to MusicBrainz.
The importer also gained two oft-requested features: a way to skip the initial
search process by specifying an ID ahead of time, and a way to *manually*
provide metadata in the middle of the import process (via the
:doc:`/plugins/edit`).
Also, as of this release, the beets project has some new Internet homes! Our
new domain name is `beets.io`_, and we have a shiny new GitHub organization:
`beetbox`_.
1.3.16 (December 28, 2015)
--------------------------
The big news in this release is a new :doc:`interactive editor plugin
</plugins/edit>`. It's really nifty: you can now change your music's metadata
by making changes in a visual text editor, which can sometimes be far more
efficient than the built-in :ref:`modify-cmd` command. No more carefully
retyping the same artist name with slight capitalization changes.
This version also adds an oft-requested "not" operator to beets' queries, so
you can exclude music from any operation. It also brings friendlier formatting
(and querying!) of song durations.
1.3.15 (October 17, 2015)
-------------------------
This release adds a new plugin for checking file quality and a new source for
lyrics. The larger features are:
* A new :doc:`/plugins/badfiles` helps you scan for corruption in your music
collection. Thanks to :user:`fxthomas`. 🐛`1568`
* :doc:`/plugins/lyrics`: You can now fetch lyrics from Genius.com.
Thanks to :user:`sadatay`. 🐛`1626` 🐛`1639`
* :doc:`/plugins/zero`: The plugin can now use a "whitelist" policy as an
alternative to the (default) "blacklist" mode. Thanks to :user:`adkow`.
🐛`1621` 🐛`1641`
1.3.14 (August 2, 2015)
-----------------------
This is mainly a bugfix release, but we also have a nifty new plugin for
`ipfs`_ and a bunch of new configuration options.
1.3.13 (April 24, 2015)
-----------------------
This is a tiny bug-fix release. It copes with a dependency upgrade that broke
beets.
1.3.12 (April 18, 2015)
-----------------------
This little update makes queries more powerful, sorts music more
intelligently, and removes a performance bottleneck. There's an experimental
new plugin for synchronizing metadata with music players.
Packagers should also note a new dependency in this version: the `Jellyfish`_
Python library makes our text comparisons (a big part of the auto-tagging
process) go much faster.
1.3.11 (April 5, 2015)
----------------------
In this release, we refactored the logging system to be more flexible and more
useful. There are more granular levels of verbosity, the output from plugins
should be more consistent, and several kinds of logging bugs should be
impossible in the future.
There are also two new plugins: one for filtering the files you import and an
evolved plugin for using album art as directory thumbnails in file managers.
There's a new source for album art, and the importer now records the source of
match data. This is a particularly huge release---there's lots more below.
There's one big change with this release: **Python 2.6 is no longer
supported**. You'll need Python 2.7. Please trust us when we say this let us
remove a surprising number of ugly hacks throughout the code.
Jellyfish is a python library for doing approximate and phonetic matching of
strings.
Included Algorithms:
- String comparison:
* Levenshtein Distance
* Damerau-Levenshtein Distance
* Jaro Distance
* Jaro-Winkler Distance
* Match Rating Approach Comparison
* Hamming Distance
- Phonetic encoding:
* American Soundex
* Metaphone
* NYSIIS (New York State Identification and Intelligence System)
* Match Rating Codex
* Fixed a security vulnerability in the page redirect field which allowed users
to insert JavaScript code.
* Fixed a security vulnerability where the ``next`` parameter for the toolbar login
was not sanitised and could point to another domain.
- Undef PySlice_GetIndicesEx, see https://bugs.python.org/issue29943
- Fix for file with DPI in EXIF but not metadata, and XResolution is an int rather than tuple
- Docs: Removed broken download counter badge
- Docs: Fixed rst syntax error
New Features
General
- Add automatically updating live preview functionality (C-c C-c l)
via the native eww browser.
- Use autoload to enable markdown-mode in auto-mode-alist for files
with .text, .markdown, and .md extensions.
- Use Travis CI for automated build testing.
Element Insertion and Editing
- ATX heading subtree promotion and demotion via M-S-LEFT, and
M-S-RIGHT.
- ATX heading subtree moving up and down via M-S-UP and
M-S-DOWN.
- Convert inline links to reference links when
markdown-insert-reference-link-dwim is used when the point is at
an inline link.
Customizable Features
- Allow linking to multiple stylesheets in markdown-css-paths
list. Use stylesheets for both preview and export. Previous
markdown-css-path (singular) is now deprecated.
- Customizable default unordered list marker via
markdown-unordered-list-item-prefix.
- Add asymmetric ATX heading adornment option
markdown-asymmetric-header.
Font Lock
- Separate highlighting for Markdown markup characters (asterisks,
underscores, backquotes, etc.) to aid in readability.
- General font lock improvements for comments, code blocks,
blockquotes, headings, horizontal rules, bold, italics
- Font lock for bold, italics, and LaTeX math work inside block
elements such as headings and blockquotes.
- Font lock for <kbd> tags.
GFM
- Support GFM-style code blocks in markdown-mode (as well as
gfm-mode).
- New function markdown-electric-backquote will prompt for a
language name for GFM code blocks. This can be disabled by
customizing the variable markdown-gfm-use-electric-backquote.
- Completion of programming language names for GFM code blocks. A
list of pre-defined languages is included, but this can be
augmented by setting markdown-gfm-additional-languages.
- Strikethrough support in gfm-mode.
- Support for GFM toggling checkboxes mouse-1 or RET. This is
controlled by a new custom variable,
markdown-make-gfm-checkboxes-buttons.
Other Extensions
- Font lock and filling for Pandoc "fancy list", which use # as
the list marker.
- Basic support for filling of definition lists.
- Support Ikiwiki-style search for wiki links that allows links
relative to parent directories. Enable this by setting
markdown-wiki-link-search-parent-directories.
Bug Fixes
- Fix bug in markdown-complete-region/buffer where level-two
Setext headings could be confused with horizontal
rules. Includes a unit test. Thanks to Gunnar Franke for the
report.
- Fix filling when a decimal number appears at column zero, which
could be confused with an ordered list item.
- Fix buffer-wide markup completion.
- Fix font-lock for GFM code blocks without language keywords.
- Improved Setext header insertion to support wide characters.
- Fix expensive paragraph-separate regular expression.
- Make comment-auto-fill-only-comments a buffer-local variable,
which allows for better default filling behavior in cases where
the global variable is non-nil.
- Fix Emacs 23 compatibility by checking for
font-lock-refresh-defaults before calling it.
- Handle reference definitions when filling paragraphs.
- Improve filling of list items with indentation.
- Properly handle footnotes when filling.
- Fix issues with markdown-footnote-kill and related functions.
- Improve font lock for fenced code blocks.
- Avoid avoid overwriting source file when exporting if source
file has .html extension.
- Fix and improve ordered list behavior to preserve digit spacing
and avoid an infinite loop in certain cases. Adjust ordered list
whitespace when marker digit count increases.
- Improve reference definition regular expression to avoid matching
multiple reference links in one line.
- Allow spaces in fenced code language identifiers.
- Improve font lock for preformatted blocks and fenced code blocks.
- Fix out-of-order HTML output.
- Add console-friendly backspace and tab bindings.
- Better treatment of files without extensions for wiki
links. When files have no extensions, don't append a lone
period.
- Call looking-back with two arguments for compatibility with
Emacs 25.1.
- Make (beginning-of-defun -1) go to next title when point is at
beginning of defun.
- Ignore headings in code blocks for font lock.
- Don't highlight wiki links in code blocks.
- Don't move to links in code blocks with C-c C-p and C-c C-n.
- Fix hanging indentation for list items and single-line
preformatted blocks.
- Better rejection of false positives for italics with respect to
other inline elements (inline code and bold).
- Predicate functions should not modify match data.
- Use correct list marker from previous list level when using C-u
M-RET to insert a dedented list item. Prevent an infinite loop
in some cases.
- Reduce lag when scrolling or inserting text into large
files.
- Avoid confusing tramp errors with malformed wiki
links.
