from MetadataSourcePlugin and save beatport_id_regex in id_extractors module.
This streamlines the Beatport release ID extraction magic with plugins Deezer
and Spotify.
and put to use in Spotify plugin.
- Make _get_id() a staticmethod usable from outside a metadata source plugin.
- id_regex now has to be passed as an argument instead of assuming it is
accessible via an instance variable (self.id_regex).
- In the Spotify plugin, import spotify_id_regex from util.id_extractors
- We introduce a new submodule of beets.util named id_extractors.
- Parts of the ID extraction utilites required by metadata source plugins
should live there.
- Also this enables future usage of those utilities from the "outside" of
metadata source plugins.
- Move Discogs ID extractor to the new module and change test_discogs to use
the new location.
- Add spotify_id_regex variable to the new module.
Fixes#4627.
AcousticBrainz is shutting down as of early 2023. Deprecate the absubmit
plugin and update the acousticbrainz plugin to require configuration of
an AcousticBrainz server instance.
PR #3748 changed the way cover art is fetched from the cover art
archive, but the manual addition of a `-` to the width suffix that was
needed when the image URI was being constructed manually was not
removed. Because of this the plugin would try to look up the property
under `thumbnails` that didn't exist (for example `-1200` instead of
`1200`), which would fail.
This guards the os.chmod calls so it's only called IF the
permissions need changing. This guards against an exception in
certain complex library setups.
This was a helper for situations when Python 2 and 3 APIs returned bytes
and unicode, respectively. In these situation, we should nowadays know
which of the two we receive, so there's no need to wrap & hide the
`bytes.decode()` anymore (when it is still required).
Detailed justification:
beets/ui/__init__.py:
- command line options are always parsed to str
beets/ui/commands.py:
- confuse's config.dump always returns str
- open(...) defaults to text mode, read()ing str
beetsplug/keyfinder.py:
- ...
beetsplug/web/__init__.py:
- internally, paths are always bytestrings
- additionally, I took the liberty to slighlty re-arrange the code: it
makes sense to split off the basename first, since we're only
interested in the unicode conversion of that part.
test/helper.py:
- capture_stdout() gives a StringIO, which yields str
test/test_ui.py:
- self.io, from _common.TestCase, ultimately contains a
_common.DummyOut, which appears to be dealing with str (cf.
DummyOut.get)
The idea in this PR is to converge on Python's `fsdecode` and `fsencode`
for argument manipulation. This seems to match up with the Python
standard library's assumptions: namely, on Windows, we use `fsdecode` to
get back to Unicode strings:
54bbb5e336/Lib/subprocess.py (L561)
So let's start by dropping this utility and going straight for
`fsdecode` here to match.
The parallelism strategy in #3478, in retrospect, used a pretty funky
way to deal with exceptions in the asynchronous work---since
`apply_async` has an `error_callback` parameter that's meant for exactly
this. The problem is that the wrapped function would correctly log the
exception *and then return `None`*, confusing any downstream code.
Instead of just adding `None`-awareness to the callback, let's just
avoid running the callback altogether in the case of an error.
