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This release primarily marks Invidious companion's ascend out of beta and its stable integration thereof into Invidious!
For those unaware Invidious companion is the successor to the `inv-sig-helper` tool, designed to securely pass YouTube's attestation checks and allow for the efficient retrieval and playback of video streams reliably.
Companion delivers YouTube fixes faster since it’s built on the community-driven [YouTube.js](https://github.com/LuanRT/YouTube.js) project, used by many open source projects such as [FreeTube](https://github.com/FreeTubeApp/FreeTube).
For more information see https://github.com/iv-org/invidious-companion and https://docs.invidious.io/installation/
But companion isn't the only new thing in this release!
Invidious will no longer error out completely as soon as a single item failed to parse in search results, channel pages, etc. Instead it now handles it gracefully by substituting those problematic items with an error card and rendering the page normally.
The player has gained some quality of life features such as being able to choose a default playlist for videos to be added to, or persisting caption appearance settings across the session.
Base Invidious video retrieval without Invidious companion has also been made more stable.
And finally a significant amount of bugs were fixed alongside many other minor improvements.
Co-authored-by: Émilien (perso) <4016501+unixfox@users.noreply.github.com>
https://github.com/jgaskins/redis
It's faster and in active development, old one gave me this using a TCP
connection:
test 5.94k (168.34µs) (±56.73%) 144B/op fastest
test 5.11k (195.76µs) (±58.89%) 144B/op fastest
test 5.48k (182.33µs) (±73.39%) 144B/op fastest
test 3.42k (292.56µs) (±66.19%) 144B/op fastest
meanwhile, the jgaskins/redis one gives:
test 6.96k (143.66µs) (±58.73%) 96.0B/op fastest
test 6.36k (157.16µs) (±55.95%) 96.0B/op fastest
test 7.06k (141.65µs) (±57.03%) 96.0B/op fastest
Kilt is unmaintained and the ECR templating logic has been
natively integrated into Kemal with the issues previously seen
having been resolved.
This commit is mostly a precursor to support the next Kemal
release which will add the ability to create error handlers for
raised exceptions.
See https://github.com/kemalcr/kemal/pull/688
Kilt is unmaintained and the ECR templating logic has been
natively integrated into Kemal with the issues previously seen
having been resolved.
This commit is mostly a precursor to support the next Kemal
release which will add the ability to create error handlers for
raised exceptions.
See https://github.com/kemalcr/kemal/pull/688
It detects changes on the config.yml automtically if invidious is
running on linux. If not, the configuration can be reloaded using
`kill -s HUP $(pidof invidious)` or any other tool that sends a SIGHUP
signal to the invidious process.
Closes#16
Directly using Crystal's ECR seems to be causing issues, so
don't use kemal's 'render' macro and patch 'content_for' to
have the same behavior as before Kemal v1.1.1
* Move Crystal stdlib classes overrides to a separate file
* Document known crystal overrides
* Update crystal overrides for HTTP::Client socket
* Update shard.yml to restrict crystal versions
* Fix compilation error in Crystal 1.1.x (See
https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal/issues/10965
for more details about this issue).
