When a podcast is updated and the number of visible items is set in the
podcast settings, child items that disappear from the view, and are
deleted, are still referenced by the database id map.
Move the removal code from SubscriptionRemoved to a common method and
use that for this case.
The opml parsing code handles cases where there are extra levels in the xml file
by copying the child to the main container. This corrupts the source instance
during the copy, which leads to corruption in the destination, and ultimately a
crash when it is later used.
To fix, do the copy in two steps, copying the child container to a temporary
location before copying to the destination.
In Application::MoveToNewThread, name the new thread after the object being
moved. Give those objects names as well.
The thread names display in gdb with "info threads".
Add an "Advanced Settings" option to the gpodder sign in. If selected, a fully
qualified URL must be specified as the gpodder base. Upon successful login, the
URL is saved along with username and password. If advanced settings are not
selected, an empty URL is stored and the default will be used.
It's not necessary for the PodcastSettingsPage class to have knowledge of
GPodderSync's login implementation. Handling the network reply in a single
location sightly simplifies the code. It also makes the handling order
more deterministic.
A sessionid cookie is stored when logging in to gpodder. After logging out, a
subsequent login with the same user name but incorrect password will succeed,
ignoring the authorization header. The incorrect password will be stored for
future use.
To fix this, reset the cookie jar for GPodderSync's network access manager at
logout.
A closure created by NewClosure that handles Qt signals is destroyed if the
signal object is destroyed, the slot object is destroyed, or the signal is
invoked. In the case where the sender is passed as a shared pointer, the
reference prevents the sender from being destroyed before the closure.
So for closures built to handle responses returned from ApiRequest in
GPodderSync, the closure object and the response object will only be destroyed
after the signal is invoked. In some cases, separate closures are built for
error signals as well. For these, only one closure will be destroyed. The other
closures and the response object will be leaked.
A simple fix for the success cases is to remove the unnecessary error case
closures and directly connect the signals to slots. This is low hanging fruit
and still leaves leaks in the error cases. Those cases will require a more
complete solution to properly manage the life cycle of the response object.
* Display podcast episode information.
Add an EpisodeInfoWidget with title, author, duration, date, and description fields. Include this in the PodcastInfoDialog. If exactly one episode is selected, then show both the podcast and episode widgets and display the episode's URL. Otherwise, hide the episode widget and follow the existing behavior. Note that the desription field for the EpisodeInfoWidget uses the QLabel and does not currently download embedded images.
Add an always_show_hours option to the PrettyTime methods to include hours in formatting even if the field is zero. This is less ambiguious in some cases where duration is displayed.
* Apply patch from automated formatter test.
* bring in playlist updates for potential fix
* define signal to handle organise playlist bugs
* work in progress
* fix wrong signal/slot
* next push forward on handling new song creation
* Reorganize signals/slots; still need to figure out why not all signals are being handled
* Get playlists to work when they're in memory
* more changes to playlist updates
* revert unnecessary changes and finalize fix
After setting QDateTime to invalid state, it's saved into database as uint,
with then is read from database as a valid date. To make behaviour consistent, this change is needed.
If date is 4294967295, then it's an invalid one.
Marcus Müller
Jim Broadus
John Maguire
dmdmdm
John Maguire
Jonas Kvinge
luz.paz
Filip Gawin
Chocobozzz
Stephen Dawkins
David Roeca
Chocobozzz
Matt Scheirer
narunlifescience
Krzysztof Sobiecki