[gpodder-devel] Proposed gPodder Bugzilla Changes
- From: thp at perli.net (Thomas Perl)
- Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 13:18:09 +0100
Hello, Kaity!
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On Mon, 2008-01-28 at 02:44 -0700, Kaity G. B. wrote:
> High, Med, Low is much simlier. Though won't we need a
> closed/resolved option as well?
Closed/resolved state is not handled in the priority field, but in
another special field that already works well.
> BTW, I'm anxious to begin working on the sqlite3 integration, so how's
> the new sync code going? What version do you have it planned for.
I've just commited the code before reading your mail, I've also sent a
mail to gpodder-devel, so you should have gotten it, too. It will be
included in the next release of gPodder in February, together with the
tray icon and notification support.
> Than I'll be posting my PHP script(for cron jobs &etc) later today.
> My script Automatically creates .m3u files. So who ever's needing the
> old playlist support can rely on my script while we switch to our new
> sync code, sqlite3 storage, and
A temporary M3U generation solution would be nice. This way, we could
also experiment how MP3 players support relative or absolute paths on
the MP3 player (i.e. which path separators it accepts, how we should add
absolute paths if relative paths are not supported, etc..).
> Lastly, Thomas will you be adding command line support for
> auto-syncing to mp3_player_folder or will I get the priviledge of
> writing that?
CLI sync support comes with the new sync module that is in SVN right now
- this means that "gpodder --sync" does the same thing as when you click
the corresponding menu item in the GUI. Feedback about the sync process
is also provided on the console in CLI mode.
Thomas
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