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What does a full v2.0.0 release look like? #2803

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goto-bus-stop opened this issue Dec 18, 2023 · 1 comment
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What does a full v2.0.0 release look like? #2803

goto-bus-stop opened this issue Dec 18, 2023 · 1 comment

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@goto-bus-stop
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goto-bus-stop commented Dec 18, 2023

I've been publishing alphas for a few years, it would be nice to wrap it up and have a proper thing that we can recommend to people to npm install.

The main things I think so far:

  • Use Typescript for state -- components don't need to be fully ported but at least the reducers. This is partly a cleanliness thing (not calling something that's mid-refactor stable), but also a reliability thing as I still run into crashes somewhat regularly due to values being unexpected shapes or unexpectedly null.
  • Finish the social login feature, we still don't use it on wlk.yt
  • ...do we really need anything else? Many of the things in our issues list can just be point releases.

We likely want to align it with a server 1.0 release. For that I would really like to switch to a SQL database.

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pledi commented Aug 19, 2024

I had another idea the other day.
We could display recommended songs at the end of the playlist in a seperate section, similar to what spotify is doing.

https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/videos/list

Making this optional, maybe to be triggered via a button.
Nonetheless it could be really cool feature to build up a playlist from scratch

Another nice to have thing would be to have some kind of history for the chat, so reloading the tab doesnt delete the whole chat history

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