1.6.0-ls18
LinuxServer Changes:
Rebase to Alpine 3.18, standardize nginx default site conf.
your_spotify Changes:
Hello! Welcome to the 1.6.0 release!
This time, a new Longest session feature and very welcoming site on mobile, which allows complete use of the app on mobile.
Longest session
A new link is available on the sider, allowing you to, depending on the interval selected, visualize the 5 longest listening session over the period. It shows all the songs that have been played and the hour of beginning of the session. It will surely remind you of long parties or coding sessions.
Responsive
A huge rework has been done concerning the display of scrollable lists. The display is now way clearer. Those lists are now way more enjoyable on mobile. The context menu button has been replaced with a long click on the rows. The rows slowly disappear as the screen gets smaller.
Releases
A nice work has been done by @Byh0ki to allow having docker image tags for each commit on the master branch. It allows smoother version control and will allow easier debugging.
#210
Mongo upgrade
Please backup your database before upgrading
Be careful as low power cpu (and raspberry Pi) might not support AVX instructions, thus not being compatible with mongo 5.0+.
YourSpotify now supports mongo up to version 6. In order to upgrade your current mongo database, you must incrementally update it, YourSpotify will handle the migration.
- Start the whole stack with mongo 5
- Shut it down
- Restart it with mongo 6
You must go through these versions:
- 4 -> 4.2 -> 4.4 -> 5.0 -> 6.0
#223
Miscellaneous
- Fixed a bug where duplicate detection when importing would only check on already saved data. Now also checking for current batch.
- Same tracks listened in a 30 seconds interval will be marked as duplicates and deleted at startup, this can happen on shaky imports.
- Fixed a bug where changing interval on safari would not render the correct data.
- Reworked a bit (spent hours as usual) light and dark version the application.
- Fixed import not working with specific data #224
Thanks a lot for this release sponsors
Also, thanks a lot for this release contributors, you guys come with a lot of ideas, merge requests and heartwarming stuff.
Timothée
