Version 0.4
This release really focuses on the API and the client. The API is now based on the permissions that the user who created it, in addition, standard users can now use the API. This also introduced the ability to implement some updates to the client edition of the app. You no longer need to input an api key plus your user credentials to sign into the client. You simply need either an api key or sign in credentials along with your server name. The app will actually create the api key for you if you don't already have one. There was numerous bugs ironed out, and there's now an ARM edition of Pinepods!
- Unlock api creation for standard users - The API has been completely re-written to follow along the permissions that users actually have. Meaning users can easily request their own api keys and sign into the client with admin consent
- Signing into the client edition is now possible with either an API key or username and password sign in. It gives the option to choose which you would prefer.
- Email resets currently broken for non-admins due to lockdown on encryption key. Need to handle encryption server-side
- Client version images load a lot faster now
- Fixed issue with audio container not reappearing after entering playing fullscreen
- Fixed Issue with Queue Bump Not working right
- Added verification when deleting user
- Fixed Mac edition of the app.
- ARM edition has been released! You can run Pinepods on a raspberry pi. Just select pinepods-arm rather than pinepods as your docker container to pull. Nothing else is different.
To quicky look ahead, v0.5 will be an integration update. It will not only include the integration for the AntennaPods API so Pinepods can be used interchangebly with it, but I'm also working on a Pinepods lite client called Pinepods Firewood. Firewood will allow you to beam podcasts to another device across your lan and also browse and play podcasts via a TUI interface.