Caused by inadvertently executing too much at module-import time. By
materializing ArtResizer in a global definition, we triggered a debug log
before the test harness had a chance to capture the logging.
The `enforce_ratio` and `minwidth` options depend on PIL or ImageMagick.
Previously it silently fails. Now it will log a warning, and accept the
image.
Tests concerning these options are skipped when no imaging backend is available.
Fix#1460
Temp file name was unicode, so if other parts of the command were
utf8-encoded non-ascii strings the command would fail (in
beets.util.command_output()). Requesting a temp file with a byte string
path fixes the issue.
Fix#1407.
Using -500 URLs for coverartarchive.org will only ever return images
where the biggest dimension is (width or height) is 500 pixels,
regardless of what fetchart settings are otherwise set.
This commit removes the -500 from the URL entirely rather than using it
conditionally, since a maxwidth of 500 will allow for a 600 high and 500
wide image, but CAA.org/...-500 would return a 500x417 image instead, so
not enforcing a size is the only way to ensure the user's {max,min}width
settings are properly respected.
This makes it cleaner to share the high-level image-embedding logic between
the `embedart` and `convert` plugins. This resolves a regression, introduced
in f504c786, that inadvertently activated the former plugin when the latter
was enabled. I also like avoiding cross-plugin imports.
Set the verbosity in the config from the beginning.
Use self-made barriers (DummyPlugin.step1, DummyPlugin.step2) and
Thread.join() to ensure everything is going as expected.
In ConcurrentEventsTest.test_concurrent_events listener1 sometimes has a
wrong log level. However the AssertionError is raised in a thread and
not the main one, so the test seems passing while it should fail.
By storing the exception and raising it later we solve that issue,
allowing to fix the random fail.
`find_library` could return None, which would not cause an OSError
from `loadLibrary`, making the plugin (falsely) think the library is available
Also fixed wrong method call to skip test in that case
See #1277
Detect path parts of a query with `PathQuery.is_path_query()` which
tests for `os.sep` presence AND query part existence.
Also fix a bug where "my_path/" would not get detected: colon absence would
make search for `os.sep` only happen in "my_path".
Fix#1385.
