1.7.2.0

Fixed

• Accept matches where Spotify uses a different track syntax than metadata providers (e.g. "Track Name - Super Remix" on Spotify and "Track Name (Super Remix)" on MusicBrainz) if at least match level Ignore Case + Punctuation is used

1.7.1.0

Changed

• Extend logging information / debug possibilities
• Reintroduce the old track matching method as a configurable legacy alternative

Note

The legacy track matching should only be used as a last fallback as it might get removed in the future.

1.7.0.3-dev

bump version to 1.7.0.3

1.7.0.2-dev

bump version to 1.7.0.2

1.7.0.1-dev

bump version to 1.7.0.1

1.7.0.0

Changed

• If a track / album / artist contains text in parentheses, this content will be used as another match candidate (e.g. to match tracks that have an english translation of a foreign name)

Fixed

• Fix broken track matching if multiple artists of a track exist in Jellyfin, but the track is not located under the first existing artist
• Fix not matching tracks if their album is not a direct child of their artist and (for whatever reason) only detectable via the album artist

1.6.0.3-dev

bump version to 1.6.0.3

1.6.0.2-dev

bump version to 1.6.0.2

1.6.0.0

Changed

• Search Jellyfin server for artist instead of individual tracks and narrow track matching down from there
• Search Jellyfin server using only the first few characters of an artist name to increase chances of finding matches with slightly different names
• Use all (album) artists from Spotify to check whether a matching artist exists in Jellyfin, not just the first one

Fixed

• Catch exceptions from Spotify API lib when retrieving users / playlists -> #19