A bug-fix release. Full details in the changelog.
Fixed
- Logged-out browsers got a blank 401 instead of the login page (#17).
- Five API endpoints ignored the id in their URL: restoring a backup, grabbing from the queue, pinning a cover, reordering delay profiles, and all provider actions (#19).
- The scheduled author refresh never refreshed anyone under OpenLibrary (#20). The first scheduled refresh after upgrading will catch up on every author that is due.
- The Readarr migration could mark itself finished without finishing, after which a refresh deleted unmapped books (#21).
- A refresh could delete the edition a file belongs to, or leave a book with no monitored edition (#22).
- An edition chosen in Edit Book reverted on the next refresh; books added from search started on whichever edition OpenLibrary listed first (#24).
Verify downloads against SHA256SUMS before installing. Upgrading from Readarr: see docs/migrating-from-readarr.md.
Windows users have two options: Librarr.<version>.win-x64-installer.exe installs to %ProgramData%\Librarr and can register the Windows service for you, or the win-x64 / win-x86 zips are a portable build — unzip and run Readarr.exe (tray) or Readarr.Console.exe.
The Windows binaries are not code-signed, so SmartScreen will warn on first run — choose "More info" then "Run anyway", or verify the checksum above instead.