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2023.12.11: Mix support

01 Jan 03:10
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  • Typical Python releases
  • Typical repository source code
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.11.pyz created using shiv (which requires just Python 3.8+ installed, but not the dependencies: they are bundled into the binary)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.11.pyapp created using pyapp is a self-bootstrapping binary. Download it, give it executable permissions, and run it (does not work on Windows!)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.11.pyapp.exe created using pyapp is a self-bootstrapping binary built for Windows!

Full Changelog: 2023.12.10...2023.12.11

2023.12.10: Docker support

31 Dec 00:26
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Release Binaries

Again, there are the usual release binaries, but also two more:

  • tidal-wave_2023.12.10.pyz created using shiv (which requires just Python 3.8+ installed, but not the dependencies: they are bundled into the binary)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.10.pyapp created using pyapp is a self-bootstrapping binary. Download it, give it executable permissions, and run it (does not work on Windows!)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.10.pyapp.exe created using pyapp is a self-bootstrapping binary built for Windows!

Full Changelog: 2023.12.9...2023.12.10

2023.12.9

26 Dec 03:40
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Release Binaries

Again, there are the usual release binaries, but also two more:

  • tidal-wave_2023.12.9.pyz created using shiv (which requires just Python 3.8+ installed, but not the dependencies: they are bundled into the binary)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.9.pyapp created using pyapp is a self-bootstrapping binary. Download it, give it executable permissions, and run it (does not work on Windows!)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.9.pyapp.exe created using pyapp is a self-bootstrapping binary built for Windows!

Full Changelog: 2023.12.8...2023.12.9

2023.12.8

21 Dec 00:01
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Release Binaries

Again, there are the usual release binaries, but also two more:

  • tidal-wave_2023.12.8.pyz created using shiv (which requires just Python 3.8+ installed, but not the dependencies: they are bundled into the binary)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.8.pyapp created using pyapp is a self-bootstrapping binary. Download it, give it executable permissions, and run it (does not work on Windows!)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.8.pyapp.exe created using pyapp is a self-bootstrapping binary built for Windows!

Full Changelog: 2023.12.7...2023.12.8

2023.12.7: Playlist Support

20 Dec 02:24
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Release Binaries

Again, there are the usual release binaries, but also two more:

  • tidal-wave_2023.12.7.pyz created using shiv (which requires just Python 3.8+ installed, but not the dependencies: they are bundled into the binary)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.7.pyapp created using pyapp is a self-bootstrapping binary. Download it, give it executable permissions, and run it (does not work on Windows!)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.7.pyapp.exe created using pyapp is a self-bootstrapping binary built for Windows!

Full Changelog: 2023.12.6...2023.12.7

2023.12.6: Video Support

19 Dec 18:56
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Release Binaries

Again, there are the usual release binaries, but also two more:

  • tidal-wave_2023.12.6.pyz created using shiv (which requires just Python 3.8+ installed, but not the dependencies: they are bundled into the binary)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.6.pyapp created using pyapp is a self-bootstrapping binary. Download it, give it executable permissions, and run it (does not work on Windows!)

Full Changelog: 2023.12.5...2023.12.6

2023.12.5

18 Dec 23:56
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Release Binaries

Again, there are the usual release binaries, but also two more:

  • tidal-wave_2023.12.5.pyz created using shiv (which requires just Python 3.8+ installed, but not the dependencies: they are bundled into the binary)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.5.pyapp created using pyapp is a completely self-contained binary. Download it, give it executable permissions, and run it

Full Changelog: 2023.12.4...2023.12.5

2023.12.4

18 Dec 22:33
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Release Binaries

Again, there are the usual release binaries, but also two more:

  • tidal-wave_2023.12.4.pyz created using shiv (which requires just Python 3.8+ installed, but not the dependencies: they are bundled into the binary)
  • tidal-wave_2023.12.4.pyapp created using pyapp is a completely self-contained binary. Download it, give it executable permissions, and run it

NOTE: these were built on x86 GNU/Linux, but as they're pure Python they should work on macOS and Windows.

Full Changelog: 2023.12.3...2023.12.4

2023.12.3

18 Dec 05:20
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  • FIx 🤞 an unforeseen bug that prevents first-time authentication flow due to not having created the local user config. directory if it doesn't exist (which it almost certainly won't). Additionally, change some logic so that not as many cascading errors fill up STDERR when an issue does arise.

HOTFIX: Bootstrap User Config Directory on Windows by @ebb-earl-co in #3

New Release artifact

Using the pyapp project project, this release features a .pyapp executable (built for Unix-like; Windows executable coming soon ™️ ). To use it, not even Python is required: simply download it, make it executable, and run it with the shell!

Full Changelog: 2023.12.2...2023.12.3

2023.12.2

15 Dec 00:22
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Skipping over 2023.12.1 because of PyPi name issues.

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New Contributors

Full Changelog: 2023.12.0...2023.12.2