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1.0.1

Fixes

* When Discogs search didn't get any results (either invoked via `disco search <searchterm>` or `disco mix <mixname> -a <searchterm>` or any other way) one of the following two errors were shown to the user. All the requested operations were working properly but especially on macOS it caused an ugly popup message - this is fixed now.
* AttributeError: bool object has no attribute pages
* TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str

* Also when Discogs search didn't find anything, before above errors were shown, a tiny ERROR message about a "non-existent list index" was shown to the user. The error was already catched and handled but is useless to the user anyway, thus it is not shown anymore.

View all release notes: https://github.com/JOJ0/discodos/releases

1.0

Installation instructions: https://github.com/JOJ0/discodos/blob/master/INSTALLATION.md

Find the right package for your operating system by clicking on "Assets" below.

Packages were built on the following OS-versions. DiscoDOS most probably will require at least these versions to run properly:
* Windows 10 (build 18363)
* maOS 10.13.6
* Ubuntu Linux 18.04.4 LTS

Please report back wether it runs on your system or not. Thanks a lot for your help!

1.0.0

1.0.0rc4

This is an autogenerated DiscoDOS pre-release.
Final release coming soon...

1.0rc3

This release is all about making installation and configuration as native as possible on Windows and macOS.

- Windows: Download installer - run - use Start Menu entries to launch DiscoDOS and view Documentation.
- macOS: Download .dmg file - doubleclick - Drag and drop DiscoDOS.app to Applications - doubleclick to launch

Release Notes:
- No separate installation program needed anymore: Just: Install - Run - Essential configuration steps run automatically
- The token necessary to access the user's Discogs collection is now asked by `disco` interactively. No need to edit a configuration file anymore.
- DiscoDOS' files are kept in a place fitting well with what a Windows/macOS user would expect (Home folder - Documents - DiscoDOS).

Builds:
- Windows package was built on a Windows 10 machine (should be compatible with lower Windows versions too)
- macOS package was built on a macOS High Sierra 10.13. machine (is not compatible with lower macOS versions - in case you are running an older macOS, please reach out to me (open an issue). I will try to find a way to package on an older machine)

1.0rc2

This second release candidate was primarily created for packaging DiscoDOS into Debian Linux. It turned out that some of those changes appear useful in Windows and macOS packages as well.

This is a source only release though - for Windows and macOS packages please get rc3 above.

This release (v1.0_rc2) will, if all goes well, be available in Debian GNU/Linux unstable distribution and be installable simply doing `apt install discodos`. Debian is the basis for a lot of other distros too and hopefully DiscoDOS will make it in those soon. My hopes are up for Ubuntu's October release (20.10) and thus its "childs" Linux Mint, Ubuntu Studio, etc..

Release notes:
* The separate DiscoDOS setup program vanished, which simplifies installation:
* All necessary setup-steps run automatically when disco command is launched the first time (download - unzip - run - done)
* All the setup program functionality was moved to a subcommand of disco, which, if necessary, can still be launched by the user "on demand" (run "disco setup")
* Loads of documentation was added/updated/improved (README.md, MANUAL.md, INSTALLATION.md, CONTRIBUTION.md)
* disco mix command:
* Fix use mix-names multiple times
* discosync command:
* Fix ordering of available backups in restore and show commands
* Changes under the hood:
* Proper python packaging using setuptools & pbr - eases installation from source and was necessary for Debian packaging
* Fixes in logger initialization
* The "Discogs API library module" is now taken from the newly found project "joalla" (https://github.com/joalla/discogs_client)

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