Closed Schweinepriester closed 9 years ago
how do i tag? https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Tagging, but where to add?
while its of cource possible via CLI, i prefer the github-way, in our case: https://github.com/Schweinepriester/beets-config/releases/new, which also creates a new tag
but i think we will und should talk about releasing a version first. then i'm happy to do the rest :)
you already renamed the milestones, thanks!
since the export of our string is working, why not release 0.0.1?
did you check the ID3 tags of the imported files? do they contain all information we normally would have? especially "of tracks" and "of CD"?
forgot those; can't test until evening... does beets support these tags?
PS C:\Users\Hollberg> beet fields
Item fields:
acoustid_fingerprint
acoustid_id
added
album
album_id
albumartist
albumartist_credit
albumartist_sort
albumdisambig
albumstatus
albumtype
artist
artist_credit
artist_sort
asin
bitdepth
bitrate
bpm
catalognum
channels
comments
comp
composer
country
data_source
day
disc
disctitle
disctotal
encoder
filesize
format
genre
grouping
id
initial_key
label
language
length
lyrics
mb_albumartistid
mb_albumid
mb_artistid
mb_releasegroupid
mb_trackid
media
month
mtime
original_day
original_month
original_year
path
rg_album_gain
rg_album_peak
rg_track_gain
rg_track_peak
samplerate
script
singleton
title
track
tracktotal
year
Album fields:
added
album
albumartist
albumartist_credit
albumartist_sort
albumdisambig
albumstatus
albumtotal
albumtype
artpath
asin
bitrate
catalognum
comp
country
data_source
day
disctotal
genre
id
label
language
mb_albumartistid
mb_albumid
mb_releasegroupid
month
original_day
original_month
original_year
path
path
rg_album_gain
rg_album_peak
script
year
Template fields from plugins:
bitrate
i think so: tracktotal
and disctotal
does it write those in auto-tag mode?
PS C:\Users\Hollberg\Desktop> beet ls -f '$tracktotal'
08
08
08
08
08
08
08
08
PS C:\Users\Hollberg\Desktop> beet ls -af '$disctotal'
01
PS C:\Users\Hollberg\Desktop>
seems to be the case.
but i'd like to check some files myself in itunes
everythin correcly added; close?
i suggest we follow http://semver.org/ leading to versions like
0.0.1
or0.0.1-alpha1
also we will use the git(hub) tagging feature for releases in the future
examples:
on a sidenote: while its somewhat boring, i recommend reading the semver-stuff, some good thoughts there :)