ttlequals0/Audicle v0.57.0 on GitHub

New features

LLM settings can test draft provider credentials and endpoints before saving, and model lists are sorted alphabetically. The TTS wrapper can unload idle synthesis and Whisper models and reload them when needed. Processing dependency checks now have a separate /health/ingestion endpoint. (#140)

Feed credentials are removed from request logs, protected media disables shared caching, password changes can revoke existing sessions, and upload limits run before multipart parsing. (#140)
Public-content fetches accept only globally routable HTTP or HTTPS destinations. The renderer runs without privileges behind an egress proxy that blocks private and special-use networks. (#140)
The app now ships the n9.0 static ffmpeg build, closing the tracked upstream audio-parser update. Dependency updates also address the pypdf, browserslist, and postcss-selector-parser advisories included in 0.56.9. (#137)

Episode reprocessing publishes audio, artwork, chapters, transcripts, and metadata together. Failed or canceled work preserves the prior generation, and retention no longer removes queued upload originals. (#140)
Migration backups use SQLite's online backup API and are verified before migration. Runtime settings commit only after full validation, and concurrent password setup cannot overwrite newer credentials. (#140)
RSS defaults, validators, conditional requests, chapter regeneration, overdue retention, and cached-audio quality checks now follow the current published state. (#140)
Synthesis and transcription backends can be selected independently, including remote TTS without a local voice slot and local synthesis with remote ASR. (#140)

Version 0.57.0 requires the renderer egress-proxy service included in the current Compose file. Deployments using the GPU wrapper need a host driver that supports CUDA 12.6 or newer. (#140)
The TTS wrapper is now MIT licensed, no longer depends on Gradio, and updates torch, torchaudio, transformers, and diffusers. The release publishes app, GPU wrapper, CPU wrapper, renderer, and renderer-egress images. (#140)