DizzySync v2.0.0

DizzySync v2.0.0

DizzySync v2.0.0 is a major usability release focused on multi-account setup, the Web UI, local library visibility, and safer playback/download state reporting.

Highlights

• Multi-account support: configure and validate multiple Dizzylab accounts from the Web UI.
• Web setup and control: first-run onboarding, protected API/Web UI access, sync controls, status cards, and log viewing.
• Purchased albums view: browse owned albums with table/card views, search, configurable columns, release dates, track counts, local state, and sync actions.
• Local playback: global audio player with queue, cover art, previous/next controls, and loop modes.
• Album detail drawer: metadata, local file diagnostics, compact sortable track list, per-track play buttons, and duration display when provided by the API.
• Better local state detection: downloaded/partial/missing states now distinguish actual local playable audio from directories or gift-only content.

Release-blocking fixes included

• Albums with zero local audio tracks no longer show as playable.
• Gift content is tracked separately and is never counted as a playable audio file or audio format.
• Fully synced albums no longer show as partial only because a single audio file per track exists instead of one file per configured format.
• Missing configured audio formats are still reported when detailed album metadata is available.
• Album list release dates are enriched from detail/cache metadata or local README/NFO metadata when the list API omits them.
• Detail track rows avoid awkward wrapping and can be sorted by track number, name, duration, and local status.

Assets

Download the ZIP that matches your platform:

• dizzysync-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.zip
• dizzysync-aarch64-unknown-linux-musl.zip
• dizzysync-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip
• dizzysync-aarch64-pc-windows-msvc.zip
• dizzysync-x86_64-apple-darwin.zip
• dizzysync-aarch64-apple-darwin.zip

Each archive includes the dizzysync binary (or dizzysync.exe on Windows) and a sample config.toml.

Validation

The release workflow runs Rust formatting, clippy, tests, Web UI lint/typecheck/build, Docker image build/publish, and multi-platform binary builds before publishing release assets.