Release v0.4.5

Fixes

Actually merged the changes of v0.4.4. My bad.

Release v0.4.4

Fixes

• Linux builds no longer require GLIBC 2.39 to run. If it ran prior to 0.4.3 then it should work now.
• Re-added user export imports.
• Fixed not being able to fetch a work with a GMR ID

Release v0.4.3

Listenbrainz

Daily

• You can now see the fresh releases of the last 7 days.

Stats:

• Reimplemented the recursive work stats. This add the parent works of the listened works, so you can see the stats number of listens of the original works and/or the number of listens of a soundtrack.
  • Use alistral stats work-recursive
  • If the counts are way off, please run alistral cache refresh-data.

Radios

• Radios now have a number after their name to disambiguate them.
• Added shared radio. This generate a playlist of recordings both listened by the two provided users.

Config

• Added the option to set the listenbrainz server url. Set listenbrainz_url in the config file to point to the new api (Should look like this: "https://api.listenbrainz.org/1/")

Cache

• Added top level argument --no-cleanup to prevent cleanup between runs
• Added cache refresh-data. This reload all the listened recordings

Musicbrainz:

No changes.

Release v0.4.2

Listenbrainz

Listens tools

Added listens wrong-mapping. This tool finds listens that have been submitted with a different name than the mapped recording. This can be useful to find listens mapped to te wrong recording.

Radios

Added --at-listening-time argument to the overdue radio. This force the score of the recording to be calculated after the previous track have been listened to, instead of the current time. This makes the radio a lot more accurate for long playlist, but may slow down the generation a lot

Future

As Brainzplayer might loose the ability to play youtube videos, the next major release will focus on youtube export of playlists / radio generation. It will probably come in january.

Musicbrainz

Clippy

Added whitelist (-w) and blacklist (-b) flags. Add a list of lint names after it to whitelist/blacklist them.

Added colors to the type of lints

Lints

Added suspicious_remix lint. This warns when a recording looks like a remix (or VIP) and prompt to add a "remix of" and "remixer" relationship

Added missing_remixer_rel when a remix lacks a "remixer" relationship

Added missing_remix_rel when a remix lacks a "remix of" relationship

Added soundtrack_without_disambiguation for soundtracks works that have no disambiguation, which is required by the style guidelines

Release v0.4.1

Changelog:

• lookup: fixed overdue line getting offset
• Renamed "Time listened" to "Total Playtime"
• Removed the print of the database path on start

And forgotten from the previous changelog:

• You can now sort stats by total playtime instead of listens (recording-playtime).

Release v0.4.0

Changelog:

• Added musicbrainz clippy. This tool check for missing field or errors on musicbrainz, and will display ways to fix it. Right now, there's only two lints implemented:
  • missing_work: Search for recordings that have no works associated to them.
  • missing_release_barcode: Search for releases that have no barcodes, nor have "This release has no barcode" checked
• The cache now properly migrate between versions. This require to recreate the whole cache, so expect to be refetching everything.
• Now more names are being linked to musicbrainz/listenbrainz pages, and colors have been added to make it easier to read and distinguish entity types.
• lookup now shows the total time a recording has been listened, and its rank in the top listen counts, and the global number of listens
• Fixed a bug where stats weren't properly fetching recording data
• Updated the URL in the radio playlists
• Migrated the underrated radio! (Global stats seems to be broken again too...)

Release v0.3.3

Release v0.3.3

New features:

• listens remap-mbid: Remap all the listens mapped to an mbid to another.
• daily: Show "today in history" for your listens, and first discoveries birthdays
  
• Radios: You can now restrict the seed listens to a shorter period with the --seed-listen-range argument. This will only use seed listens from this period. There is also --min-seed-listens to keep a minimum of listens (default 3) from before the period if there is not enough

Changes:

• lookup now refresh the recording. So if you know there's changes on the data, you can use lookup to refresh it
• lookup: Overdue score is now from 0. 1 now means that the recording is overdue. Fixes weird behaviours with bumps

[0.3.3] - 2024-12-03

🚀 Features

• Copy release db to debug
• Seed time range for radio
• Add listen msid remapper
• Daily report

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Refresh recording on lookup
• Rust 1.83 fixes
• Bump score in lookup
• Comment out tests
• Remove broken badges

🚜 Refactor

• Move lookup report to recording_with_listens

⚙️ Miscellaneous Tasks

• Remove old migrations
• Macos Build
• Update manual release build
• Bump version
• Update CMD help

Release v0.3.2

Small update to add macos builds.

[0.3.2] - 2024-11-27

🚀 Features

• Copy release db to debug

⚙️ Miscellaneous Tasks

• Remove old migrations
• Macos Build
• Update manual release build
• Bump version

Release v0.3.1

Small bugfix patch for v0.3.0.

The listen importer has been disabled due to listenbrainz not giving enough data to be useful. If you imported a listen dump, please reset the cache using alistral cache init-database --reset

Release v0.3.0

Finally a new update! And this is a big one... Internally. The caching system as been completely redone using SQLite, which brings better performance, less used disk space, and most importantly, easier development.

A new command has been introduced, which allows you to see what your favorite Monstercat releases of this year are, and have an easier time voting for this year's Best of 2024!
Note: Plenty of releases are missing from Musicbrainz still. So go add them/map your listens. The command checks for the labels "Monstercat", "Monstercat Instinct", 'Monstercat Uncaged' and " Monstercat Silk".

This command is under the "unstable" command. Unstable commands are commands which are either buggy, unpolished, need user testing, or too hardcoded. The plan being to finish them later, while still letting users experiment with them.

Some things were changed during the migration:

• The work stats do not recurse anymore. Next update I plan to add a new command to restore the previous behaviour.
• The underrated radio has been temporary disabled, as listenbrainz is still broken, and updating it without testing will lead to bugs (and I'm lazy. This update is long overdue already)
• The listen mapper wasn't upgraded, as I'm not still certain if I'm keeping it or it will be replaced by another way to map listens.

Lastly, new name! It's more like it has a proper name now...

Full Changelog: v0.2.2...v0.3.0