Version 0.3.2

Implemented Fixes:

• Empty path masks are ignored by the Controller (#111)
• Incorrect database schema created by migrations (#112)

Version 0.3.1

Notable fixes:

• Front-end now sends an empty list when the path masks field is empty (#111)
• The files table is recreated with the correct column name during migration (#112)
• Don't truncate the backup database unless a new backup is being performed

Enhancements:

• Update go.mod to Go 1.17.

Version 0.3.0

Enhancements:

• Controller rewritten to be more testable and easier to program
• Runner API improvements which will make implementing plugins easier

Bug fixes:

• Runners aren't removed from the queue when they disconnect (#78)

Version 0.2.3

The device for hardware encoding can now be selected in the library settings.

There is also now a warning stating that hardware encoding is experimental.

Version 0.2.2

Enhancements:

• Add ability to turn on hardware encoding for a library.

Version 0.2.1

Bug fixes:

• Fix permission octals so that they play nicely with umask (#93)

Version 0.2.0

Enhancements:

• Runner is now written in Go

• Cache docker layers in GitHub Actions builds

• CI/CD embeds version info using -ldflags

• Controller and Runner now have --help and --version flags

Bug fixes:

• Running cards don't show the video encoding symbol (#75)

• The Controller still deletes the original file even if the Runner reports that it failed (#81)

Documentation:

• Added Go version badge for Runner

• Added Cross-platform as a reason for choosing Encodarr

• Added TZ env var to Docker and Docker Compose commands

• Rewrite Startup Configuration section for the Runner to match the options available with the Go Runner

• Remove Go Runner from Future Plans section

Version 0.1.1

This is the first ever beta version of Encodarr. See the README for usage information.

Binary Guide:

The Controller is built for Linux(amd64, arm (v7), and arm64 (v8)), Windows(64-bit only), and MacOS (Apple Silicon is darwin-arm64, and Macs with intel processors should use darwin-amd64).

The Runner only supports 64-bit x86 instructions (so basically only Intel and AMD processors) on Linux, Windows, and MacOS.

Version 0.1.0

The release errored out and didn't upload any binaries. Check out Version 0.1.1 instead.