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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the cross-compilation TagLib version from 2.1.0-1 to 2.1.1-1 across build configurations to use the latest library release.
- Bumped
CROSS_TAGLIB_VERSION
in Makefile - Updated Dockerfile ARG for TagLib
- Updated GitHub Actions workflow environment variable
Reviewed Changes
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File | Description |
---|---|
Makefile | Updated CROSS_TAGLIB_VERSION to 2.1.1-1 |
Dockerfile | Updated ARG CROSS_TAGLIB_VERSION to 2.1.1-1 |
.github/workflows/pipeline.yml | Updated env: CROSS_TAGLIB_VERSION to 2.1.1-1 |
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request updates the cross-compilation TagLib version used in the project's Dockerfile and Makefile. This ensures the project uses the latest version of the TagLib library for cross-compilation, potentially including bug fixes and compatibility improvements.
Highlights
- Dependency Update: The
CROSS_TAGLIB_VERSION
has been updated from2.1.0-1
to2.1.1-1
. - Configuration Files: The update affects the
Dockerfile
andMakefile
.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the CROSS_TAGLIB_VERSION
to 2.1.1-1
in the Dockerfile
and Makefile
. The changes are correct and consistent with the goal of the PR. I've added one suggestion to improve maintainability by removing the duplicated version number from the Dockerfile
, which would make the build process more robust against configuration drift by establishing a single source of truth for the version.
Introduced a new Makefile target `run-docker` that allows users to run a Navidrome Docker image with specified tags. This addition simplifies the process of launching the Docker container by handling volume mappings for configuration and music folders. The change enhances the development workflow by making it easier to test and run PR images Signed-off-by: Deluan <deluan@navidrome.org>
Updates the cross-compilation TagLib version from 2.1.0-1 to 2.1.1-1 across all relevant configuration files.
Changes
CROSS_TAGLIB_VERSION
in Makefile from2.1.0-1
to2.1.1-1
CROSS_TAGLIB_VERSION
in GitHub Actions workflow (.github/workflows/pipeline.yml
)CROSS_TAGLIB_VERSION
in Dockerfile