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Releases: mrsilver76/itunes_playlist_exporter

1.7.0

19 Dec 18:35
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Fixes an upload failure if Plex server is expecting the path to the playlist to use Linux forward slashes (#12). Fixes a bug that incorrectly deletes playlists that have content from a different library ID. Fixes an issue (#14) which causes the script to crash when dealing with large libraries.

1.6.1

22 Oct 15:33
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Fixes an issue which causes video playlists to be incorrectly deleted.

1.6.0

18 May 12:49
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Scanning for playlists to be deleted from Plex is now 10 times faster than before (real world test: now 17 seconds instead of 171 seconds). Fixed a bug which meant no command line was outputted (when using /V) if the token was empty.

1.5.0

17 Feb 15:26
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Added the ability to ignore smart playlists. Added a verbose option to aid in debugging.

1.4.0

01 Dec 16:58
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Added support for storing the correct playlist name (using #PLAYLIST) within the m3u when exporting, this is then used when importing into Plex. Added further details during the (slow) process of deleting playlists from Plex.

1.3.0

05 Nov 14:48
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Added support for writing out playlists with path styles and line endings which work for Linux. Prevented smart playlists in Plex from being analysed or deleted. Fixed a bug where an additional newline was added to the playlist when no replacements were performed.

1.2.1

18 Oct 17:55
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Improved information provided whilst deleting Plex playlists (as it's slow).

v1.1

29 Aug 15:59
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Updated the code to delete only playlists in a certain library (rather than everything). Fixed a bug which caused the code to crash when blocking uploading to Plex. The documentation has been heavily updated to take into account the simplified method for managing multiple users.