Skip to content

Wondarr 0.1.11

Choose a tag to compare

@github-actions github-actions released this 21 Oct 12:18
· 167 commits to main since this release

The feedback button now needs a GitHub token, and the token can be added in the web UI: Settings → General → Contribute with feedback shows how to make one, tests it and stores it. Update by pulling :0.1 (or :0.1.11).

Upgrading from 0.1.10:

  • No database migration, no new settings. Without feedback.github_token the header no longer shows the feedback button; with it (or APP__FEEDBACK__GITHUB_TOKEN) nothing changes.
  • Use a classic token with public_repo unless you own or collaborate on wulfftech/wondarr: GitHub lets fine-grained tokens open issues only where their owner can push.

Changed

  • The feedback button shows only once a GitHub token is set, and the token can now be added in the web UI: Settings → General → Contribute with feedback walks through making one (a classic token with the public_repo scope; GitHub lets fine-grained tokens open issues only on repositories you own or collaborate on), stores it in config.yml without ever showing it again, and Test asks GitHub whether it is accepted and has that scope, without opening anything. Saving or removing the token adds or removes the button at once. A token set by APP__FEEDBACK__GITHUB_TOKEN stays read-only there (set but empty, the card says to remove it, because it would hide a token saved here). The card says what the scope allows: public_repo can change any of your public repositories, Wondarr only opens issues with it, and the token is stored as plain text in config.yml. A token is checked at most 10 times every 10 minutes, and only one GitHub accepts is treated as a secret in the logs. No migration.

Fixed

  • The browser no longer offers to fill a saved password into a key field on Settings → General (the AcoustID and Last.fm keys, and the new GitHub token). The fields asked for no autofill in a way browsers ignore on password fields, so a saved Wondarr login password could land in one and be sent to that service as a key; they now ask the way browsers honour. No migration.

Image: docker pull ghcr.io/wulfftech/wondarr:0.1.11 (linux/amd64, linux/arm64)