LinuxServer Changes:
Rebasing to alpine 3.11.
Tautulli Changes:
Changelog
v2.2.0 (2020-03-08)
- Important Note!
- All Live TV changes requires Plex Media Server 1.18.7 or higher.
- Monitoring:
- Fix: Improved IPv6 display on the activity cards. (Thanks @felixbuenemann)
- New: Added Live TV metadata and posters to the activity cards.
- Change: Show bandwidth in Gbps when greater than 1000 Mbps.
- History:
- New: Added history logging for Live TV sessions.
- New: Added a fake "Live TV" library to collect Live TV history.
- Note: This library will show up the first time that Live TV is played.
- New: Added the ability to filter history by Live TV.
- Graphs:
- New: Added Live TV series to the "Plays by Period" and "Play Totals" graphs.
- Change: Media type series on the graphs are only shown if the corresponding library type is present.
- Notifications:
- Fix: Race condition causing stream count to be incorrect for playback stop notifications.
- New: Added Live TV channel notification parameters.
- New: Added Plex background art notification parameter.
- Note: This is the Plex API endpoint to retrieve the background art, not the actual image.
- New: Added poster images for clip notifications.
- Change: Default Webhook notification method to POST.
- UI:
- Fix: Windows platform showing up twice on the Most Active Platforms statistics card.
- New: Added option to change the background art for library sections when editing a library.
- New: Added button to reset Tautulli git installation in settings to fix failed git updates.
- API:
- New: Added ability to filter history using a "live" media type and by guid for the get_history API command.
- New: Added cutsom_art parameter to the edit_library API command.
- Other:
- Change: Add crossorigin use-credentials attribute to manifest tags. (Thanks @pkoenig10)
- Change: Disable automatic updates for Docker containers. Updates are now handled by updating the Docker container.
- Note: If you are using an old Docker container created before v2.2.0, then you may need to completely remove and recreate the container to update for the first time.
- Note: Use the ":latest" Docker tag for the newest stable release, or the ":beta" or ":nightly" tags to access the beta or nightly branches.