update to 12.0.10

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clinton-hall 2019-03-14 20:28:53 +13:00
commit ac7e0b702a
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[bumpversion] [bumpversion]
current_version = 12.0.9 current_version = 12.0.10
commit = True commit = True
tag = False tag = False

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@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ from core.utils import (
wake_up, wake_up,
) )
__version__ = '12.0.9' __version__ = '12.0.10'
# Client Agents # Client Agents
NZB_CLIENTS = ['sabnzbd', 'nzbget', 'manual'] NZB_CLIENTS = ['sabnzbd', 'nzbget', 'manual']

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@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ def read(*names, **kwargs):
setup( setup(
name='nzbToMedia', name='nzbToMedia',
version='12.0.9', version='12.0.10',
license='GPLv3', license='GPLv3',
description='Efficient on demand post processing', description='Efficient on demand post processing',
long_description=""" long_description="""
@ -42,8 +42,8 @@ setup(
4. Continuously polling a folder for changes can prevent the drive from going to sleep 4. Continuously polling a folder for changes can prevent the drive from going to sleep
5. Continuous polling may encounter file access/permissions issues 5. Continuous polling may encounter file access/permissions issues
6. Continuous polling may miss a folder change, causing the PVR app to wait forever 6. Continuous polling may miss a folder change, causing the PVR app to wait forever
6. An on-demand post-processing script is able to utilize additional functionality such as ffprobe media checking to test for bad video files. 7. An on-demand post-processing script is able to utilize additional functionality such as ffprobe media checking to test for bad video files.
7. On-demand scripts can be tweaked to allow for delays with slow hardware 8. On-demand scripts can be tweaked to allow for delays with slow hardware
nzbToMedia is an on-demand post-processing script and was created out of a demand for more efficient post-processing on low-performance hardware. Many features have been added so higher performance hardware can benefit too. nzbToMedia is an on-demand post-processing script and was created out of a demand for more efficient post-processing on low-performance hardware. Many features have been added so higher performance hardware can benefit too.