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Markus Volk
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0.5.16 is skipped because it contains a regression that broke object
destruction in the monitor scripts; upstream recommends to avoid it.
WirePlumber 0.5.17
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fixes:
- Fixed factory-created device, node and link objects to stop sharing
ownership with their registry global, fixing a regression from the
``WpClientContext`` introduced in 0.5.16 that broke proper object
destruction in the monitor scripts (#999; !890, !891)
- Improved ``default-nodes`` to also rank on the object.serial of a node's
device and on the node's own object.serial, so that route priorities are
only compared between nodes of the same card, and the election no longer
changes for no apparent reason when all other keys are equal (!893)
- Fixed ``m-lua-scripting`` to include the offending Lua type name in POD
build errors (!889)
WirePlumber 0.5.16
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Additions & Enhancements:
- Added ``WpClientContext``, a second PipeWire connection running on its own
thread that hosts WirePlumber's in-process media objects (loopback and
filter-chain modules, ``LocalNode()``, ``SpaDevice()``), so that slow Lua
event hooks on the main thread no longer stall their control path; the
export core is retired in favor of this new client context (!873)
- Added new ``WpDynamicRules`` class for matching rules with conditions, and
updated ``filter-graph.lua`` to use it, allowing filter-graphs to be loaded
and unloaded dynamically depending on whether other objects exist or not
(!872)
- Added ``wp_impl_module_unload()`` and ``LocalModule:unload()``, giving
scripts control to unload implemented modules at any time (!881)
- Added a ``volume-set`` action to ``module-mpris`` to allow adjusting the
volume of a remote MPRIS2 player from Lua (!860)
- Added ``--yes`` flag to ``wpctl reset`` to skip the confirmation prompt
(!850)
- Added ``device.form-factor`` ALSA node property for use in ALSA rules, and
made HDMI node descriptions include the name of the connected display when
available (!862, !874)
- Refactored the Bluetooth monitor to use event hooks for handling devices
and nodes, matching the design already used by the v4l2 and libcamera
monitors (#916; !803)
- Overhauled the documentation: filled in every stub and missing Lua API and
C API page, added a getting started guide, new ``wireplumber(1)`` and
``wpexec(1)`` man pages, and removed stale pages describing features
renamed or removed in the 0.4 to 0.5 transition (!877)
Fixes:
- Fixed monitors to always activate all device and node features, and made
monitors wait for successful device activation before storing the devices
and nodes as a managed objects (#986, #996; !883, !886, !876)
- Fixed ``find-preferred-profile`` to skip a configured preferred profile
that is not available, instead of leaving no profile selected (#993; !884)
- Fixed ``permission-manager`` to not include destroyed globals when
rebuilding the permissions array on ``objects-changed``, fixing some
pipewire warnings in the log (!882, !888)
- Fixed a memory leak in ``WpSpaDevice`` by only collecting params from our
own requests (#988; !879)
- Fixed ``filter-graph`` to correctly apply graphs defined for the same node
across multiple configuration files (!870)
- Fixed several nil-related crashes and correctness issues in Lua scripts
(#972; !861, !864, !866, !869)
- Improved ``apply-access`` to directly attach an already-active permission
manager to the client instead of wastefully re-running activation on it
(#973; !868)
- Improved ``state-stream`` change detection to avoid spurious state writes
from volume rounding and from unset or empty properties (#974; !867)
- Fixed ``default-nodes`` to ignore smart filters when selecting the best
default node (!857)
- Removed the ``node.filter.forward-format`` setting and its script, which
only worked with 0.4 and never really worked with 0.5 (!878)
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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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