Fixes flake8 error F401.
Most errors were fixed by running
autoflake -i -r --remove-all-unused-imports .
which also removes unnecessary 'pass' statements, some by hand-editing.
PR #1094 generated an HTML description for any episode that lacked one.
That however increased the database size (almost double in worst case)
because it was storing both text and html versions of each description.
This fixes that by storing the episode thumbnail URL in the database and
generating the HTML description only when shownotes are drawn.
The text description is now cleared for episodes with an HTML
description. This further reduces database size for feeds that provide
both. It also fixes an issue for feeds that provide different text and
HTML descriptions, because the short description would show the text
description and shownotes would show the HTML description. And EQL only
searched the text descriptions, which might not match what the user sees
in the shownotes.
Refactored the code to be able to add filetype specific logic.
Until now we used only the mutagen abstraction to implement one
code for all file types, but this don't work for special needs
(e.g: coverart manipulation)
If an extension author adds an flattr url to the extensions metadata
gPodder shows the "Flattr this" menu entry in the popup menu for an
extension in the preference dialog.
Alternative the extension author can add an url to the extensions
metadata to link to the authors donation page (Support the author).
Also the extension author can add an url to the extensions metadata
to link to the extensions user documentation.
- Add category metadata in every extension
- Show this category in the extension list gui
- Add "mandatory_in" and "disable-in" configuration for an extension
- Add Ubuntu unity check to enable/disable unity specific extensions
- Move "gpodder.win32" and "gpodder.osx" setting to the "gpodder.ui" namespace to be able to use it in the extensions category settings
- Only show metadata information in the right-click dialog of an extension
Teemu Ikonen
Thomas Perl
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Eric Le Lay
Eric Le Lay
AntonelloA
oxholm
bohegeek
MarkusHackspacher
Adam Voss
Brian J. Cohen
Bernd Schlapsi