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I only implemented password support for RAOP. I'm not sure how passwords are handled for airplay (maybe the same with realm=Airplay
?). Therefore I have not removed the section completely.
I have not implemented a setter in conf.AppleTV
on purpose, because a setter such as set_password
would suggest that it would also work for other protocols. A setter like set_raop_password
must be removed in the future, if we add password support for other protocols. Maybe taking a look at the AirPlay protocol and how passwords are handled there is a good next step. Maybe we can merge this change first, and I'll take a look at the password stuff for the AirPlay protocol in the coming days / weeks. If I manage to support password there as well I'll add the setter.
If this approach is okay for you, I would add a disclaimer to the development/stream.md
file, that the API is likely to change in the future.
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I only implemented password support for RAOP. I'm not sure how passwords are handled for airplay (maybe the same with
realm=Airplay
?). Therefore I have not removed the section completely.I have not implemented a setter in
conf.AppleTV
on purpose, because a setter such asset_password
would suggest that it would also work for other protocols. A setter likeset_raop_password
must be removed in the future, if we add password support for other protocols. Maybe taking a look at the AirPlay protocol and how passwords are handled there is a good next step. Maybe we can merge this change first, and I'll take a look at the password stuff for the AirPlay protocol in the coming days / weeks. If I manage to support password there as well I'll add the setter.If this approach is okay for you, I would add a disclaimer to the
development/stream.md
file, that the API is likely to change in the future.
I believe what you have right now is good for now. Adding similar support for password in AirPlay would be great as well, there's a very old issue for that already (#556). You are more than welcome to explore and implement that as well!
For now I don't see a need for a set_password
method, so we can probably skip that. I'm not entirely satisfied with set_credentials
to be honest. So let's keep it simple.
Once checks pass I will merge this!
@Schlaubischlump There's a few minor issue to fix. Clean those up and I'll merge ASAP.
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Let me take a look.
Edit: I fix it tomorrow. It's already late and I have never used codespell. I have to read the documentation first.
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I think re-generating api docs is what's missing (that is only verified by python 3.8 now because of commit e1bc26f6010bf8ea4a598d9bbca0cdfb00df4be4.
Okay, I renamed the remaining password variable to get around the insecure crypto warning and executed the api.py
script (using python3.8 just to be sure) to generate the documentation. Hopefully it is working now.
Strange... Why is it still failing ?
Strange... Why is it still failing ?
A few tests are a bit unstable (probably time sensitive). I haven't paid much attention to them in the past, just re-triggered and hoped that it worked next time... I'm gonna start writing them down now though and try to fix them.
Uhm, GitHub complains about conflict when rebasing, maybe you can try that manually? Not sure where that came from, didn't complain about it before.
Do we have to fix the CodeQL error as well ? Because I'm out of ideas of to prevent it
Nah, ignore CodeQL.
Okay this is getting out of hands :D I wanted to create a clean, easily mergeable state. I created a diff file, with the current changes, applied them on top of your latest master commit and created a new branch raop2
on my profile.
If you don't mind, I will close this pull request and open a new one. So the complete password support for raop devices is a single, easy to find commit. This makes it easier to track errors, if this feature should break something. Is this okay for you ?
You don't have to close the PR, just force-push your other branch (raop2) to this one and it will sort itself.
I wasn't sure how github handles a force push, but it seems to work just fine. Can you run the test again ?
It works pretty ok fo force push (you need to do that if you don't use merge commits but rather rebase on top of master when catching up, like I prefer). But it can mess up open comments. Should be fine now though π
Restarted, let's hope it passes now!
Finally merged, thanks for the job and patience here ππ Hopefully, future PRs won't be as troublesome.
Now that I know which linters etc. I have to run first, it should be easier the next time !
Yeah, it takes some time to get used to. But once you do, it's pretty ok. A pre-commit doing all that stuff might be an improvement for the future though...
This pull request implements support for password protected RAOP devices. I'm ready to implement any changes / cleanups that are required.