Playlist files, failsafe cleanup, multiple user actions, fixes #436
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… treated as errors
…downloaded tracks will not trigger errors. Implement Boolean return values.
…playlist-file-extension arguments
…ta information feedback
…sts (also known as stream)
…rupted tracks in a user-serviceable manner
…n not suitable for export
…kip folder if none can be found
…ieval of present files
…sence before calling download_track
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First of all thank you for your downloader script!
To increase interoperability with media servers, I've added m3u playlist generation. Observing seldom, yet unresolvable hickup I've decided to add a failsafe mechanism that keeps playlists intact on recurrent runs. Likewise, if playlists are used, the cleanup function will only delete files that are not present in the respective folder's playlist. Furthermore I've enabled processing multiple requests on user profiles and set up a CD to deliver a docker image for testing under releases.
With kind regards,
Michael