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Markus Volk
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WirePlumber 0.5.14
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Additions & Enhancements:
- Added per-device default volume configuration via the
``device.routes.default-{source,sink}-volume`` property, allowing device-specific volume
defaults (e.g. a comfortable default for internal speakers or no attenuation for HDMI) (!772)
- Added Lua 5.5 support; the bundled Lua subproject wrap has also been updated to 5.5.0
(!775, !788)
- Enhanced libcamera monitor to load camera nodes locally within the WirePlumber
process instead of the PipeWire daemon, eliminating race conditions that could occur
during initial enumeration and hotplug events (!790)
- Enhanced Bluetooth loopback nodes to always be created when a device supports both
A2DP and HSP/HFP profiles, simplifying the logic and making the BT profile autoswitch
setting take effect immediately without requiring device reconnection (!782)
- Enhanced Bluetooth loopback nodes to use ``target.object`` property instead of smart
filters, fixing issues that prevented users from setting them as default nodes and
also allowing smart filters to be used with them (#898; !792)
- Enhanced Bluetooth profile autoswitch logic with further robustness improvements,
including better headset profile detection using profile name patterns and resolving
race conditions by running profile switching after ``device/apply-profile`` in a
dedicated event hook (#926, #923; !776, !777, !808)
- Enhanced wpctl ``set-default`` command to accept virtual nodes (e.g.
``Audio/Source/Virtual``) in addition to regular device nodes (#896; !787)
- Improved stream linking to make the full graph rescan optional when linkable items
change, saving CPU on low-end systems and reducing audio startup latency when
connecting multiple streams in quick succession (!800)
- Allowed installation of systemd service units without libsystemd being present,
useful for distributions like Alpine Linux that allow systemd service subpackages
(!793)
- Allowed the ``mincore`` syscall in the WirePlumber systemd sandbox, required for
Mesa/EGL (e.g. for the libcamera GPUISP pipeline)
- Allowed passing ``WIREPLUMBER_CONFIG_DIR`` via the ``wp-uninstalled`` script,
useful for passing additional configuration paths in an uninstalled environment (!801)
Fixes:
- Removed Bluetooth sink loopback node, which was causing issues with KDE and GNOME (!794)
- Fixed default audio source selection to never automatically use ``Audio/Sink`` nodes
as the default source unless explicitly selected by the user (#886; !781)
- Fixed crash in ``state-stream`` when the Format parameter has a Choice for the
number of channels (#903; !795)
- Fixed BAP Bluetooth device set channel properties, where ``audio.position`` was
incorrectly serialized as a pointer address instead of the channel array (!786)
- Fixed memory leaks in ``wp_interest_event_hook_get_matching_event_types`` and in
the Lua ``LocalModule()`` implementation (!784, !810)
- Fixed HFP HF stream media class being incorrectly assigned due to
``api.bluez5.internal=true`` being set on HFP HF streams (!809)
- Fixed Lua 5.4 compatibility in ``state-stream`` script
- Updated translations: Bulgarian, Georgian, Kazakh, Swedish
Signed-off-by: Markus Volk <f_l_k@t-online.de>
Signed-off-by: Khem Raj <khem.raj@oss.qualcomm.com>
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URI: git://git.openembedded.org/openembedded-core branch: master
URI: git://git.openembedded.org/meta-openembedded layers: meta-oe branch: master
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Layer maintainer: Khem Raj raj.khem@gmail.com