If you added a Feed where a Show exists but it had no episodes
entries, the stack would end up in a populated state, but the
HomeView would be blank without widgets.
This changes it so the stack state depends upon the episodes
table being populated instead of the show. The downside
is that if your only feed is one without episodes you can
no longer navigate and interact with it.
Stream::for_each terminated the stream upon the first error. This
was causing feeds to not update if any one returned a non-200ish
result. To work around this, we create a succesfull result for
every entry regardless at the end.
While we are at it, aslo switch from FuturesOrdered stream
to FuturesUnordered. There is no reason to use Ordered, this was
a typo initially.
Check if time interval passed since the last pause, and only
rewind if the delta to indicates that the user had
switched their focus.
In other words, avoid rewinding if the track was just paused and
resumed.
When constucting Player in the Sandbox, it tries to use X-11
for dbus-autolaunch which is disabled in the flatpak environment.
It fails with the following error:
D-Bus error: Using X11 for dbus-daemon autolaunch was disabled at compile time, set your DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS instead (org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NotSupported)
Previously meson would withhold the stdout output, and only
print it once the job was finished. This was a bit problematic
with the current way we wire cargo into meson, cause you have
no output of whats going on till then causing a degraded UX.
With this change output is printed directly to stdout and
behaves as expected.
https://mesonbuild.com/Reference-manual.html#custom_target
Use the proper Stream API to return a future to run on the
executor. Previously I was using a workaround to convert the
Stream into a future and run it to completion in the Executor,
since I was not aware of a better API.
