New post_scripts config and repeatable --postscript flag run a command per output, season/album folder, or run, substituting filename-template variables into pre-tokenized argv. The REST API rejects hook commands.
Closes#150
Both became required parameters of dl.result() when adaptive worker scaling
landed, but the API path calls it directly and never supplied them, so every
API-initiated download raised TypeError. Defaults match the click options.
Submitting every segment up front convoyed on ThreadPoolExecutor's process-global lock, starving the event drain so per-track progress bars only advanced once the download had finished.
Renames 314 defs and 41 module/class-level constants. Keeps 11 names underscored where the stripped form collides in scope, plus 5.5.0 shims for the three symbols external service repos call.
Adds prompt_user() and uses it for local, remote, and Proton VPN input. Replaces click.prompt on the remote auth path, which ignored the theme and overlapped active Live displays. Remote auth now exits on EOF instead of POSTing an empty answer and spinning the poll loop.
Representation ids are only unique within an AdaptationSet, so re-finding a track by id could download a sibling set's stream (audio description in place of dialog). Applies to download_track and extract_dash.
Render all click help through rich-click, themed by a new `theme` config key (9 palettes + aliases, previewable via `unshackle env theme`), and show service docstrings in local and remote `dl <TAG> -h`.
api-only/remote-only serve now authenticates every serve.users key (str-coerced), not just api_secret, so per-user service allowlists apply. RemoteClient tries X-Secret-Key then X-Api-Key on 401 (sticky winner); remote_services.auth_headers prepends extra header names to the defaults.
Adds GET /api/download/jobs/{job_id}/events with snapshot, status, progress and terminal events, query-param auth for EventSource in both serve modes, atomic progress-file writes, and stream-safe CORS and compression middleware.
Episode gains an additive absolute field services can set, an {absolute}
naming token (3-wide), and an --enrich fill from TVDB's absolute order
that never rewrites season or episode numbers.
--anilist supersedes --animeapi (REST: anilist_id); the keyless AniList
GraphQL provider joins the registry with title search, mal: ID lookup,
an ANILIST mkv tag, and the anilist_title_language config option.
Services mark anime via Service.ANIME / Title.anime for anilist-first
metadata resolution with fall-through.
Supplied IDs resolve directly via a shared resolve_by_ids and never fall back to title search; metadata_providers gains per-kind ordering and a disable_metadata switch stops all automatic lookups while explicit IDs keep working.
BREAKING: --tmdb/--imdb/--tvdb are now mutually exclusive and require a usable provider; --enrich also overwrites original language; the imdbapi provider and imdb_api_enabled are replaced by a keyless imdb provider.
--enrich now sets Title.language when the service left it unset, so video tracks stop falling back to und. Adds original_language to MetadataResult (TMDB, TVDB, OMDb, IMDxAPI) and falls back to OMDb for --imdb, which previously did nothing while imdb_api_enabled defaults to false.
The parent computed a cumulative average since batch start while every
other path shows a SpeedWindow rolling rate, so the MP bar lagged and read
differently; use the same rolling window.
RFC 9110 permits a server to ignore Range and answer 200 with the whole
resource. When the item's slice starts at byte 0 and spans exactly the
response body, that 200 is byte-identical to the 206, so keep it instead of
burning all five attempts and failing the track. Every other 200 (nonzero
start, span mismatch, open-ended, encoded) still fails the attempt to
protect the merge.
The rnet branch zeroed content_length only for gzip/deflate/br, so an
unknown coding (zstd, future tokens) kept a bogus length and, worse, the
drop-the-partial-instead-of-Range-resuming guard could never fire on the
rnet path because content_encoded stayed False. Use the same fail-closed
_is_content_encoded check the requests branch uses.
Any batch failure sets the process-global DOWNLOAD_CANCELLED, which
TokenBucket.consume waits on, so a test elsewhere could void every timing
assertion here; add the autouse clear fixture the other downloader test
modules already use. Also capture the debt sleep via a stub instead of
timing a real Event.wait, whose occasional spurious early wake tripped the
1.0s lower bound.
pool_max_idle_per_host no longer matches the downloader worker cap;
POOL_MAX_SIZE was deliberately raised above it so hedge racers and
tail-boost parts do not park threads under pool_block=True. Point the
comment at the constant so the value is not reverted to the worker cap.
Spawned children re-import the module and start with no TokenBucket, so
--download-processes silently dropped a configured --speed-limit /
global_speed_limit for any 24+ segment batch. Fall back to the in-process
path while a limit is set (same gate as the ranged-parallel paths), log the
fallback, and document the interaction.
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