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- Update to version 0.6.0:
+ Ensure that g_context.watchers has a valid value.
+ Used core functionality dleyna_core_prv_convert_udn_to_path for
persistent path.
+ [m4]:
- Don't use bash arrays in m4 macros.
- Don't use bash "let" builtin.
- Use AS_VAR_APPEND macro instead of "+=".
+ Avoid any attempts to delete the same dlr_upnp_t twice.
+ Uninitialized argument value in prv_open_uri_cb.
- Do a minor spec cleanup, add missing COPYING.
- Add libtool BuildRequires and pass autoreconf, bootstrap tarball.
- Pass --disable-static to configure, ensure we do not build any
static files.
- Update to version 0.5.0: + [Deprecated API] Use new API instead of deprecated. + [Device]: - Free dlna class strings after use. - Update playspeed when rate is set. + [host-service] use push-host-port setting for the web server. + [upnp] use port setting when creating GUPnPContextManager. + [Autoconf]: - Add Math lib to link. - Sub Makefile: Remove ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS. + [daemon] use GLib signal handling. + [Configuration] Remove libdleyna-renderer .pc file.
- Update to version 0.4.0: + Added support for Network filtering. + Settings can now be modified via d-Bus. + The OpenURI method now adheres to the MPRIS2 standard. + Use MIME Type from GUPnP-DLNA if available.
- Update to version 0.1.3:
+ GetRenderers() should return an array of object paths "ao"
instead of an array of strings "as".
+ dLeyna renderer can crash if renderer dissapears (7.2.8.4,6).
+ Fixed a build issue: [Build] Ship the internal library in a
private directory.
- Drop libdleyna-rendere subpackage: this was not meant to be
provided as a system lirary by upstream, but rather a private
library. Thus, the lib has been moved to a private space
(%{libdir}/%{name}/).
- As a consequence, no longer require libdleyna-renderer-1_0-1 from
the -devel package.
- Require the main package from the -devel package (the private
library still has a .so file which could result in a dangling
symlink otherwise).
- Initial package, version 0.1.1.