Adds previously-undocumented features to the Key Features section:
- Hydrabase P2P metadata network (dev-mode alternative to iTunes)
- Genre Whitelist for filtering junk tags across enrichment sources
- Multi-artist tagging options (separator, multi-value ARTISTS, feat-in-title)
- Live Log Viewer in Settings → Logs
- ReplayGain analysis during post-processing
Expands the Automation Engine section with more trigger examples,
multi-THEN actions (up to 3 per automation), Signal Chains cycle-
detection behavior, and Automation Groups.
Expands Mirrored Playlists to cover Auto Wing It metadata fallback
and the per-track Unmatch button with DB persistence.
Adds a Release Channels section to the main README explaining the three
Docker image tracks users can choose from: stable :latest (Docker Hub),
nightly :dev (GHCR, rebuilt from dev branch), and pinned version tags.
Includes a decision table for picking the right channel and switching
instructions for docker-compose users.
Notes on the Unraid section that the template points at :latest by
default, and how to switch an Unraid container to the :dev channel
by editing the Repository field.
Adds a Contributing section covering the dev → main PR workflow, how to
branch off dev, expectations around ruff + pytest passing locally, and
how to run the dev gunicorn config.
Mirrors a short release-channels blurb at the top of
Support/README-Docker.md pointing at the main README's full guide.
All user-facing labels, docs, help text, tooltips, error messages, and debug
info output updated. Backend config keys, variable names, actual path values,
and Docker volume mounts are completely unchanged — zero functional impact.
Switch the web UI from Werkzeug's built-in server to Gunicorn for a more stable production deployment path.
Keep a separate dev config so local runs still reload quickly, while the production path uses a dedicated WSGI entrypoint and cleaner startup behavior.
The main motivation is to reduce the websocket teardown noise and make the server behavior more predictable under the app's mostly background-driven workload.
- AcoustID now runs for all sources, not just Soulseek/YouTube
- Metadata source is user-selectable, Spotify no longer auto-overrides
- Streaming match validation applies same scoring as Soulseek
- Playlist Pipeline automation added
- Live/Commentary Cleaner maintenance job added
- Discogs enrichment worker (10 workers total)
Updated _find_downloaded_file to resolve download paths for Docker environments, ensuring compatibility with host-mounted directories. Also updated README to clarify YouTube integration and sources.
Introduces a template-based file organization system for downloads, allowing users to define custom folder and filename structures for albums, singles, and playlists. Updates the backend, config example, web UI, and client-side validation to support template editing, resetting, and error checking. Improves consistency in file placement and metadata handling across all download modes.
Added a section explaining how to complete Spotify OAuth authentication when accessing SoulSync remotely via Docker. This provides a workaround for Spotify's redirect URI restrictions and guides users through the necessary steps.
Introduced DOCKER-OAUTH-FIX.md to address 'Insecure redirect URI' errors when using OAuth from devices other than the Docker host. Updated README.md to reference the new guide for users encountering authentication issues.
Added detailed setup guides for Spotify, Tidal, and Plex APIs, including step-by-step instructions for obtaining credentials and tokens. Clarified prerequisites and configuration steps to help users set up SoulSync more easily.
README now provides both docker-compose and direct Docker run options. docker-compose.yml switched from local build to using the published soulsync image for easier deployment.
