AnInsomniacy/aria2-next v2.3.5

v2.3.5 - Transport Runtime and Speed Reporting Fixes

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Summary

Aria2 Next 2.3.5 refreshes the transport runtime and release packaging for standalone desktop use, with targeted fixes for HTTP/ED2K speed reporting, BitTorrent resume statistics, Linux release compatibility, and log-level behavior across console and file output.

Changed

• Linux release artifacts now use static musl builds instead of static glibc builds, avoiding glibc/NSS resolver crashes on rolling distributions with systemd NSS modules.
• Release dependency setup and runtime dependency checks were tightened for the maintained standalone artifact set.
• Console and log-file verbosity now use the same log-level handling path.
• Legacy native HTTP scheduling, URI selector, server-stat, and adaptive concurrency leftovers were removed after the libcurl transport migration.

Fixed

• Fixed BitTorrent resume statistics so restarted seeding sessions no longer report impossible multi-GB/s transfer rates from historical completed bytes.
• Fixed HTTP/ED2K live speed calculation to keep the old smooth 10-second window while suppressing cold-start spikes from sub-500ms samples.
• Fixed single-URI split retries after the curl migration so large downloads do not fail with No URI available after initial request copies are consumed.
• Fixed ED2K burst traffic display so short active gaps do not immediately force download speed to zero.
• Fixed release build setup that required xz for dependency archive extraction.

Breaking Changes

• Removed legacy options and behavior tied to the old native HTTP scheduler, including adaptive URI/server-stat selection and obsolete HTTP pipelining/keep-alive controls.
• Removed compatibility with the old separate console log-level option; --log-level is now the single log-level control for console and file logging.

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