- Improved playlist item fetching by adding robust pagination and low-level request hooks for better testing and flexibility.
- Refactored track ID extraction logic into reusable helpers for clarity.
- Improved initialization for dialog components to avoid circular dependencies in the GUI.
- Added new unit tests to validate playlist operations, including track addition/removal and API integration.
- Updated metadata functions to simplify dictionary access using `.get` for better readability.
- Ensured PySide6 system dependencies are installed in GitHub Actions to address CI compatibility issues.
- Streamlined UI package initialization to improve modularity and robustness of imports.
* Introduced a new `AGENTS.md` file containing detailed coding standards for the project.
* Covers topics such as Python version support, naming conventions, type annotations, error handling, and best practices.
* Aims to improve code quality, maintainability, and team consistency.
* Clarified the placeholder instructions for the "What happened?" field in the bug report template.
* Ensured consistency in language and improved readability for users submitting bug reports.
* Added support for building GUI on macOS ARM64, Ubuntu, and Windows platforms.
* Restored previously commented-out build commands for better cross-platform compatibility.
* Updated the command to `make gui-macos-dmg` for proper packaging.
* Introduced a 60-second delay before creating the DMG to ensure all processes are completed.
* Added a sleep command before creating the `.dmg` file to ensure proper execution.
* Modified the `hdiutil create` command to include `-debug` for troubleshooting.
- Introduced a new workflow for managing releases and test builds.
- Configured jobs for publishing, deploying documentation, and building GUI assets for multiple platforms.
- Set up environment variables and matrix strategy for cross-platform builds.
* Updated the Python version matrix in the tox job to only include 3.12.
* This change simplifies the testing process and focuses on the currently supported version.
* Enhanced wording for better understanding of blank line usage.
* Clarified instructions on updating docstrings during refactoring.
* Specified the use of line comments for complex logic explanations.
* Clarified type annotations usage for function parameters, return types, and variables.
* Added guidelines for using blank lines, coroutines, and string interpolation as per PEP standards.
* Refined coding guidelines for clarity and structure.
* Added sections for type annotations and docstring requirements.
* Ensured consistency in documentation practices across the project.
* Changed "Write docstrings for all public modules, classes, functions, and methods" to "Always write doc strings for all modules, classes, functions, and methods."
* Added missing punctuation for consistency in error handling guidelines.
* Introduced guidelines for naming conventions and error handling.
* Specified the use of `snake_case` for variables, `CamelCase` for classes, and PEP 8 compliance.
* Emphasized the importance of type hints and docstrings in code documentation.
Extends Python version support to include 3.13 in CI workflows,
tox environments, and documentation. Updates dependencies to
ensure compatibility with the new Python version and resolves
legacy workarounds for macOS GitHub Actions runners.
Upgrades include:
- `pyside6` to version 6.9.1
- `click` to version 8.2.1
- Other relevant dependency updates for compatibility.
Re-enables `pyupgrade` pre-commit hook targeting Python 3.12+.
Fixed binary creation for Intel macOS.
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