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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Around line 147-149: Update the “None outstanding” changelog statement to
acknowledge the known empty playQueue schema deviation from getPlayQueue, or
narrow the statement to only the client campaign issues fixed before the beta.
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- Line 22: Update the README status statement to identify the exact replay
environments for Symfonium 15.0.1, DSub 5.5.3, Feishin 1.15.1, and Juliet:
Android 17 emulator for Symfonium and DSub, Windows for Feishin, and a physical
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… lives The README had become the place where operational procedure went to live. Ninety of its two hundred and thirty lines were an nginx log_format, a Caddy filter, a backup pair, and the SQL for rotating a lost instance key — none of which a reader deciding whether to run this server needs, and all of which an operator needs somewhere findable. They are in `docs/operations.md` now, alongside the reverse-proxy variables and the probes, which were scattered or missing. One section had no heading at all: the technology table hung off the end of the key-rotation procedure, so it read as part of it. It is "Built with" now. What replaces them is what a front page owes a reader. **How it works** — five rows, the shape of the thing: one process, one database, one catalogue behind three surfaces, tenancy inside the query, files never written. **Install** ahead of the argument rather than after it, because someone who wants to try it should not have to scroll past why it exists. And a **Documentation table** that routes: run it, integrate, what clients actually do, the design, the live endpoints, how to contribute. The feature table gains a "Deep dive" column, which is what makes it a table rather than a list. Every row now lands somewhere — four RFCs that were written and never linked from here are reachable for the first time: the library event stream, uploads, canvas, external scrobbling. Every relative link is checked: sixteen from the README, two from the new operations page, all resolve. The version stays `2.0.0-beta.0` and no CHANGELOG is linked, because neither exists on this branch yet — both arrive with #227. Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
Six places carried the version, not the five the plan counted: `Cargo.toml`,
`docker-compose.yml`, the README three times — badge, Status line and the
`docker run` command — and the OpenAPI `info` block in `src/lib.rs`, which was
written out by hand.
That sixth one now reads `env!("CARGO_PKG_VERSION")`, so it cannot drift again.
Every other version string on the wire already derived from Cargo: the Subsonic
`serverVersion`, the health probe, the scrobbler user agent. This was the only
one that did not, and it is the one a release would have been most likely to
forget. Read back from a running instance: `info.version` is `2.0.0-beta.1`.
There was no CHANGELOG, so this adds one. It leads with the two `/api/v2`
response-shape changes, because the desktop app consumes that surface and
neither change breaks a compile: a reason code where `scrobble-destinations`
used to send an English sentence, and a `progress` frame on the scan event
stream that now speaks the same shape as the scan resource it describes.
The Status line records the 2026-09-16 replay against DSub and Symfonium. It
matters here because the façade was split by method family after the last tag,
and `CLAUDE.md` calls that contract frozen for the beta.
The four known issues are named rather than left to be rediscovered. All four
are present in `2.0.0-beta.0` as well, so none of them is a regression this
release introduces.
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…nged the wire They move into **Fixed**, and #225 moves further than that. Renaming `getPlayQueue` and `getNowPlaying` children from `song` to `entry`, and giving `playQueue` the `username` the schema requires, is an observable change for anyone already reading `song` — so it belongs beside the two `/api/v2` shape changes, not buried in a list of corrections. The section is no longer about `/api/v2` alone. It also records what was deliberately not done: both names are not emitted together, because a response carrying `entry` and `song` conforms to neither contract and would need a second wire change later to undo. And `getPlayQueue` with nothing saved still answers a bare `playQueue`, which is not schema-conforming either — making it so means omitting the element, on the one call every client makes at startup, and that is a decision for after the beta. The client campaign is recorded as what it was: the whole replayed set, four clients on three platforms, not the two this file named. Substreamer is said to be outside the set rather than left to look forgotten. And the commit count is 361, not 354. Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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**The README said "four real clients on real devices".** Two of the four ran on an Android 17 emulator. Only Juliet was on a physical iPhone; Feishin was on Windows desktop. The line now names each client with where it actually ran, because "on real devices" is the kind of claim a reader has no way to check and every reason to take at face value. **The CHANGELOG said "None outstanding".** Its own response-shape section, three paragraphs above, describes a deviation left in place on purpose: `getPlayQueue` with nothing saved answers a bare `playQueue`, carrying none of the `username`, `changed` or `changedBy` the schema requires. A file cannot say both. That deviation now has somewhere to live. #225 is closed and complete, so pointing a pending decision at it would have buried it — #229 carries it instead, with the two ways out stated and the reason neither was taken during a release: conforming means *removing* the element, since the schema has no valid empty form, and that is a wire change on the one call every client makes at startup. The contract test that pins today's shape now names #229 too. Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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Point 3 of the release plan: the version bump, and the release notes that did not exist.
Six places, not five
The plan counted five. There are six —
src/lib.rs:106wrote the OpenAPIinfo.versionout by hand:Cargo.tomlversionCargo.lockdocker-compose.ymlREADME.mddocker runsrc/lib.rsinfo.versionThat last one now reads
env!("CARGO_PKG_VERSION"), so it cannot drift again. Every other version string already derived from Cargo — the SubsonicserverVersion(src/subsonic/nodes.rs:364,374), the health probe, the scrobbler user agent. This was the only hand-written one, and the one a release is most likely to forget.Read back from a running instance, not assumed:
info.versionis2.0.0-beta.1.A CHANGELOG, because there was none
It leads with the two
/api/v2response-shape changes, since the desktop app consumes that surface and neither breaks a compile:GET /api/v2/scrobble-destinations—unavailablecarries a case (no_application_configured,browser_journey_needs_https) instead of an English sentence that was printed verbatim into a client shipping in two languages.GET /api/v2/scans/{id}/events— theprogressframe now speaks the same shape asGET /api/v2/scans/{id}:id,total_files,processed_filesinstead ofscan_id,total,processed.Both were verified in the code before being written down.
The four known issues are named rather than left to be rediscovered — #224, #225, #226 and #219. All four are present in
2.0.0-beta.0; none is a regression.What the Status line now says
It records the 2026-09-16 replay against DSub 5.5.3 and Symfonium 15.0.1. That matters here: the façade was split by method family after the last tag, and
CLAUDE.mdcalls the Subsonic contract frozen for the beta.Checks
cargo fmt --all --check— cleancargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings— cleancargo test --all-features— 285 passed, 0 failedWhat still belongs to the operator, before the tag
docs/subsonic-compatibility.mdstill records the 2026-08-23 run; the rows for the 2026-09-16 campaign are not in this PR.release.ymlfires on anyv*tag and refuses to publish if the tag andCargo.tomldisagree — which they no longer do.Summary by CodeRabbit
Documentation
2.0.0-beta.1, couvrant les évolutions de l’API v2, la compatibilité OpenSubsonic, les nouvelles fonctionnalités et les corrections.Déploiement
2.0.0-beta.1.