Releases: theotherp/nzbhydra2
v5.1.7
v5.1.7 (2023-03-04)
Feature Allow filtering results by age in hours or minutes. See #790
Fix Make download history age filter a numeric filter.
Fix Better handle indexer not supporting a certain function. See #856
Fix The built-in update did not download the correct assets for generic runtimes. See #857
Fix The wrapper script could not properly detect the installation type when not run from the project's base folder.
Fix Debug info creation failed with custom mappings configure.
v5.1.6
v5.1.5
v5.1.5
Feature Improve UI error messages even more.
Fix Windows exe (no console) was bugged. So much stuff that can go wrong..
Fix Links in the discord releases channel were malformatted.
Fix Import from jackett didn't work. See #832
Fix Uploading debug infos works again (with a different hoster).
v5.1.4
v5.1.4
Feature Added flags to enable some checks in the wrapper to make it easier for package maintainer. See #847
Fix The python2 wrapper didn't work. See #845
Fix Improved handling of shutdown and unexpected errors in the windows wrapper executable.
Fix Fix 'undefined' error when trying to access various functions like sending URLs to your downloader. This was caused by a change in the framework where URLs with trailing slashes would not be matched anymore. See #844
Fix Provide better error messages when UI functions failed. Hopefully this time without fucking up authentication...
Fix The ID search fix I added in 5.1.2? It only works for TV search. I had tested the indexers with query based TV searches and it worked and I had assumed it would work with movies as well. But that would be too easy, wouldn't it? NZBGeek does supporty any keyword in the TV search, but not for movies. Dog and NZBGeek do support keywords in movies, but they keywords are only applied to the title, so you can't provide the quality, i.e. you can's search for a movie by ID and filter it by quality (e.g. 1080p). As I can't properly determine if a query is to be part of the title or of the rest I will switch to regular searches whenever TV or movie searches are used for these indexers with queries present. See #842
v5.1.2
v5.1.2 (2023-02-05)
Feature Package / docker image maintainers which make changes to the wrapper files can disable them by setting the environment variable NZBHYDRA_DISABLE_WRAPPER_CHECK. See #839
Feature You can call the endpoint /actuator/health/ping to check if NZBHydra2 is up. Authentication will not be required. See #837
Fix After importing trackers from jackett saving the resulting config would sometimes fail. See #832
Fix Don't show a notification was disabled when it actually wasn't because temporary errors are ignored. See #840
Fix Previously some indexers did not support TV search without IDs. This seems to have been fixed so now TV / movie search will be used even with keyword based queries. See #842
v5.1.1
v5.1.1 (2023-01-23)
Fix Due to a change in the framework for some users autocomplete for media searches would show an error and not return results. Even though the fix is easy (reset the website's cache in the browser) I added a fix on my side as it seems to affect more users than I initially thought.
Fix For big databases the initial migration may fail because of not enough memory.
Fix The linux executables lost their permissions flags when packed so you had to chmod +x them. Now they should be executable by default.
v5.1.0
v5.1.0 (2023-01-22)
Feature I thought I couldn't provide an ARM binary but thanks to a hint by thespad I can now build them. So now you'll be able to run NZBHydra without Java on ARM64 machines. You still will need python to run the wrapper because I was unable to compile the wrapper but that should be a minor problem because you couldn't execute it before either...
v5.0.8
v5.0.7
v5.0.6
v5.0.6 (2023-01-21)
Fix NZBHydra wouldn't start with performance logging enabled. So many corner cases...
Fix Starting NZBHydra on linux via the nzbhydra executable didn't work and you'd get an error mentioning zlib. For some wild reason I don't understand this was not caused by the actual main binary but by the compiled wrapper. So running NZBHydra via python wrapper worked. I've compiled the wrapper on another machine and it worked. Why? I don't know. Do I give a fuck by now? Nope.