Release Notes
v0.5.1
A small release. The Hooks tab and the six shell commands behind it are gone — they were stored and merged like any other setting but were never actually run — and notification channels cover what they were meant to do. Two streamer fixes land alongside: Bigo rooms are picked up the moment they go live, and switching a streamer off now clears its error state, so switching it back on starts checking straight away.
Before you upgrade
Event hooks have been removed
The Hooks tab — on a site, a template, a template's per-site override and a streamer — is gone, along with the six shell commands it held. Those commands were stored and merged through the configuration layers but were never run, so nothing you were relying on stops working. Saved commands are deleted from the database on upgrade and no longer appear in an exported backup; copy anything you want to keep before upgrading. To act on these moments, subscribe a notification channel — webhook, Telegram, Gotify, Discord or email — under Notifications. See Notification System.
Streamers and sites
Bigo streamers are picked up as soon as they go live
Bigo checks shared one access token, but Bigo grants such a token a single use — every later check got a reply without the stream's address and read it as "not live". Each check now takes its own token, and a missing address is reported as a failed check rather than an offline room.
Turning a streamer off clears its error history
Switching a streamer off now wipes its recorded error, its consecutive-error count and any retry backoff still counting down. Switching it back on starts checking right away instead of sitting out the rest of the wait, and the card no longer carries the stale error message from before you turned it off.