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Release Notes

Track version updates, behavior changes, compatibility notes, and upgrade guidance for rust-srec.

Unreleased

  • unreleased — no changes staged yet for the next release

Latest release

  • v0.5.1 — event hooks removed in favor of notification channels, Bigo streamers picked up as soon as they go live, and turning a streamer off now clears its error and retry backoff

Archive

  • v0.5.0 — rebuilt add/edit streamer pages with the site derived from the link, per-streamer platform options and Streamlink stream lookup, visible uploads that record where files went, working email notifications, per-channel notification language, plus a broad reliability pass over recording, monitoring, pipelines, the database and the web interface

  • v0.4.0 — two new platforms (SOOP and Bigo Live), a rebuilt Mesio HLS recording engine, streamer bulk actions and list filters, automatic database cleanup, and a flash-free theme system, plus recorded-playback and pipeline-editor fixes

  • v0.3.2 — pipeline & recording reliability: end-of-session and paired post-processing wait for the files they need, resumed recordings keep consistent segment numbering, Delete Source no longer removes a converted video, and a temporary CDN failure no longer flips a live streamer offline

  • v0.3.1 — recording-session reliability follow-ups (fewer false endings on transient failures, cleaner schedule-end transitions, quieter out-of-schedule checks) plus GPU health monitoring on the System Health page and a faster, lighter /api/health

  • v0.3.0 — output-root write gate (#508), session lifecycle overhaul, priority-aware queue with new Queued badge, streamer check-history strip, rclone bandwidth & throughput controls, backend notification localization, Mesio --disable-log-file, and platform fixes for Huya and RedBook

  • v0.2.1 — recording correctness, session lifecycle fixes, Douyu updates, danmu statistics, and frontend stability improvements

Older releases will be listed here as new versions are published.

Released under the MIT License.