When trying to load a torrents.state from version 1.3 users were
encountering the following error:
UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte
This was due to the way that Python 2 was pickling state with torrent
filenames that contained non-ascii characters and Python 3 was
unpickling the state using ascii encoding and failing. The fix is to
specify utf-8 encoding when loading torrents.state.
When a user clicked ESC key or X button, the Options and Add windows
didn't open again. This happened because the windows were closed and
not hidden, which deleted the instance of those windows.
This fix changed the behavior of the close action to 'hide'.
Some users have been reporting unhandled UnicodeDecodeErrors and the
traces show it occuring in the call to `peer.client`. Although unable to
replicate it seems prudent to put a try..except around the call to
ensure it does not break the UIs.
Refs: https://github.com/arvidn/libtorrent/issues/3858Closes: #3279
If dbus org.freedesktop.FileManager1 service is missing then show_file
raised an unhandled exception. The service is not available on certain
desktop environments e.g. i3wm.
The solution is to fallback to xdg-open.
Fixes: #3272
- Use sphinxcontrib.spelling with custom wordlist.
- Skip the checking of the modules documents as they raise
false-positives.
- Add a setup.py spellcheck_docs command.
- Fix spelling and other issues.
- Add a doc favicon.
Include the correct usage for other display servers.
Still not sure how to get the proper timestamp for Wayland or Quartz but
I read that using 0 equals the GDK_CURRENT_TIME which suffices for now.
Hovering over a country flag resulted in an AttributeError.
This is due to get_tooltip_context now returning a bool value instead of
the tooltip object.
Fixes: #3219
A user reported a problem with setting base path resulting in this error:
encoding with 'idna' codec failed (UnicodeError: label too long)
It is likely the base path is longer than 63 chars, which is unusual,
however the idna codec is for domain name not paths so switch to utf-8.
Fixes: #3261
With the `deluge` user specified in the unit files it ties it to
that user and makes it unavailable for re-use by systemd user instance.
Remove the user and group from the unit files and put them in a separate
`user.conf` file that should be installed as an override file e.g. for
deluged.service this would be placed as follows:
/etc/systemd/service/deluge.service.d/user.conf
Add the systemd files to the tarball for package maintainers.
Closes: #2034
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Calum Lind
Christopher Beard
Pere Orga
Jack O'Sullivan
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Calum Lind
Trav Easton
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