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v0.8.9
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* Enabled storing passwords in the system keyring.
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* **Infrastructure**:
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* Added a ``Pipfile`` and made the CI/CD build use it for testing.
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* Upgraded the Flatpak dependencies on ``org.gnome.Platform`` and
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``org.gnome.Sdk`` to ``3.34`` which allows us to have much faster Flatpak
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build times.
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* Added ``mypy`` tests to the build process.
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v0.8.8
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* Removed the ``gobject`` dependency from ``setup.py`` which hopefully fixes the
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issue with AUR installs.
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* Don't scrobble songs until 5 seconds into the song.
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* Added "Play All" and "Shuffle All" to the Artists view.
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* Don't load the device list every single time the Devices button is pressed.
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* Indicator for the currently active device in the Devices list.
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* **Bug Fixes:**
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* Fixed a few of the icons.
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v0.8.7
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* **Flatpak support!** Everything works with Flatpak now, and the Flatpak is
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configured to use the local ``XDG`` directories.
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* Switch between multiple Subsonic API compliant servers.
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* Fixed a few of the icons to make them use the ``-symbolic`` version.
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* Infrastructure:
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* Automatically cut a release when a ``v*`` tag is present. (This creates a
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PyPi release and a new release in the Releases tab.)
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* Protected the ``v*`` tag so that only maintainers can deploy releases.
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v0.8.6
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* Pre-beta release
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* First release to be released to the AUR
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* Everything is more or less working. Most of the main user flows are fully
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supported.
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* Browse songs using Album, Artist, and Playlist views.
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* Connect to a Subsonic API compliant server.
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* Play music through Chromecasts on the same LAN.
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* DBus MPRIS interface integration for controlling Sublime Music via
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``playerctl``, ``i3status-rust``, KDE Connect, and other DBus MPRIS clients.
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* Play queue.
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* Create/delete/edit Playlists.
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* Cache songs for offline listening.
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