Release Note
This release fixes linking bug with libaria2 enabled. It also changes
how aria2 renames the download file name when the same name already
exists in file system. In summary, we use numbers before extension
(e.g., foo.1.txt), rather than after extension (e.g., foo.txt.1). Now
--seed-time option can take floating point number to specify
fractional minutes.
Changes
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aria2mon: Replace client.call with local method
Patch from Florian Gamböck
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Reorder a note section in aria2c.rst
Patch from Artur Petrov
Closes GH-722
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bash_completion: Add missing options which takes one of pre-defined
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Replace "/" with "-" in magnet dn name when used as in-memory
download name -
Fix Dockerfile.raspberrypi to correctly decompress expat archive
Patch from Char
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Enable ccache in travis-ci
Speeds up the build most of the time.
Closes GH-710
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Enable OSX/macOS build for travis
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Better auto-renaming
Up until now aria2 file auto renaming worked by just appending a new
unique number to the file path, behind the file name extension, if
any, changing what most other programs consider the file extension
in the process. Now, aria2 will attempt to insert the number before
the file extension, leaving the extension intact, so that e.g. a
".jpg" still is a ".jpg" file and opens in your configured image
viewer when clicking it. If a file has no extension (incl. so
called "dot files"), the number will be appended to the file name as
usual.Note: This is a potentially breaking change that might break third
party scripts that rely on aria2 auto file renaming producing a
certain format for renamed files. Please fix your scripts
accordingly.Closes GH-709
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Log number of items loaded from input file
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Link external libraries to libaria2 with --enable-libaria2
Fixes GH-707
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Allow seconds for seed-time (fractional minutes)
Patch from Sébastien Cabaniols
Closes GH-704