Version bump and changelog for 0.21

changes/changelog.d/known-nodes.enhancement

-Advertise list of known nodes on /api/v1/federation/domains and in nodeinfo if stats sharing is enabled

changes/changelog.d/media-proxy.enhancement

-Make media and static files serving more reliable when reverse proxy X_FORWARDED_* headers are incorrect (#947)

changes/changelog.d/nodeinfo.enhancement

-Include only local content in nodeinfo stats, added downloads count

changes/changelog.d/radio.enhancement

-Added two new radios to play your own content or a given library tracks

changes/changelog.d/server-cli.feature

-User management through the server CLI

changes/changelog.d/subsonic-throttling.enhancement

-Use a dedicated scope for throttling subsonic to avoid intrusive rate-limiting

changes/notes.rst

@@ -5,158 +5,3 @@ Next release notes
 
     Those release notes refer to the current development branch and are reset
     after each release.
-
-Channels and podcasts
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-Funkwhale 0.21 includes a brand new feature: Channels!
-
-Channels can be used as a replacement to public libraries,
-to publish audio content, both musical and non-musical. They federate with other Funkwhale pods, but also other
-fediverse software, in particular Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica and Reel2Bits, meaning people can subscribe to your channel
-from any of these software. To get started with publication, simply visit your profile and create a channel from there.
-
-Each Funkwhale channel also comes with RSS feed that is compatible with existing podcasting applications, like AntennaPod
-on Android and, within Funkwhale, you can also subscribe to any podcast from its RSS feed!
-
-Many, many thanks to the numerous people who helped with the feature design, development and testing, and in particular
-to the members of the working group who met every week for months in order to get this done.
-
-Redesigned navigation, player and queue
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-This release includes a full redesign of our navigation, player and queue. Overall, it should provide
-a better, less confusing experience, especially on mobile devices. This redesign was suggested
-14 months ago, and took a while, but thanks to the involvement and feedback of many people, we got it done!
-
-Improved search bar for searching remote objects
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-The search bar now support fetching arbitrary objects using a URL. In particular, you can use this to quickly:
-
-- Subscribe to a remote library via its URL
-- Listen a public track from another pod
-- Subscribe to a channel
-
-Screening for sign-ups and custom sign-up form
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-Instance admins can now configure their pod so that registrations required manual approval from a moderator. This
-is especially useful on private or semi-private pods where you don't want to close registrations completely,
-but don't want spam or unwanted users to join your pod.
-
-When this is enabled and a new user register, their request is put in a moderation queue, and moderators
-are notified by email. When the request is approved or refused, the user is also notified by email.
-
-In addition, it's also possible to customize the sign-up form by:
-
-- Providing a custom help text, in markdown format
-- Including additional fields in the form, for instance to ask the user why they want to join. Data collected through these fields is included in the sign-up request and viewable by the mods
-
-Federated reports
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-It's now possible to send a copy of a report to the server hosting the reported object, in order to make moderation easier and more distributed.
-
-This feature is inspired by Mastodon's current design, and should work with at least Funkwhale and Mastodon servers.
-
-Improved search performance
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-Our search engine went through a full rewrite to make it faster. This new engine is enabled
-by default when using the search bar, or when searching for artists, albums and tracks. It leverages
-PostgreSQL full-text search capabilities.
-
-During our tests, we observed huge performance improvements after the switch, by an order of
-magnitude. This should be especially perceptible on pods with large databases, more modest hardware
-or hard drives.
-
-We plan to remove the old engine in an upcoming release. In the meantime, if anything goes wrong,
-you can switch back by setting ``USE_FULL_TEXT_SEARCH=false`` in your ``.env`` file.
-
-Enforced email verification
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-The brand new ``ACCOUNT_EMAIL_VERIFICATION_ENFORCE`` setting can be used to make email verification
-mandatory for your users. It defaults to ``false``, and doesn't apply to superuser accounts created through
-the CLI.
-
-If you enable this, ensure you have a SMTP server configured too.
-
-User management through the server CLI
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-We now support user creation (incl. non-admin accounts), update and removal directly
-from the server CLI. Typical use cases include:
-
-- Changing a user password from the command line
-- Creating or updating users from deployments scripts or playbooks
-- Removing or granting permissions or upload quota to multiple users at once
-- Marking multiple users as inactive
-
-All user-related commands are available under the ``python manage.py fw users`` namespace.
-Please refer to the `Admin documentation <https://docs.funkwhale.audio/admin/commands.html#user-management>`_ for
-more information and instructions.
-
-Progressive web app [Manual change suggested, non-docker only]
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-We've made Funkwhale's Web UI a Progressive Web Application (PWA), in order to improve the user experience
-during offline use, and on mobile devices.
-
-In order to fully benefit from this change, if your pod isn't deployed using Docker, ensure
-the following instruction is present in your nginx configuration::
-
-    location /front/ {
-        # Add the following line in the /front/ location
-        add_header Service-Worker-Allowed "/";
-    }
-
-Postgres docker changed environment variable [manual action required, docker multi-container only]
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-If you're running with docker and our multi-container setup, there was a breaking change starting in the 11.7 postgres image (https://github.com/docker-library/postgres/pull/658)
-
-You need to add this to your .env file: ``POSTGRES_HOST_AUTH_METHOD=trust``
-
-Newer deployments aren't affected.
-
-Upgrade from Postgres 10 to 11 [manual action required, docker all-in-one only]
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-With our upgrade to Alpine 3.10, the ``funkwhale/all-in-one`` image now includes PostgreSQL 11.
-
-In order to update to Funkwhale 0.21, you will first need to uprade Funkwhale's PostgreSQL database, following the steps below::
-
-    # open a shell as the Funkwhale user
-    sudo -u funkwhale -H bash
-
-    # move to the funkwhale data directory
-    # (replace this with your own if you used a different path)
-    cd /srv/funkwhale/data
-
-    # stop the funkwhale container
-    docker stop funkwhale
-
-    # backup the database files
-    cp -r data/ ../postgres.bak
-
-    # Upgrade the database
-    docker run --rm \
-        -v $(pwd)/data:/var/lib/postgresql/10/data \
-        -v $(pwd)/upgraded-postgresql:/var/lib/postgresql/11/data \
-        -e PGUSER=funkwhale \
-        -e POSTGRES_INITDB_ARGS="-U funkwhale --locale C --encoding UTF8" \
-        tianon/postgres-upgrade:10-to-11
-
-    # replace the Postgres 10 files with Postgres 11 files
-    mv data/ postgres-10
-    mv upgraded-postgresql/ data
-
-Once you have completed the Funkwhale upgrade with our regular instructions and everything works properly,
-you can remove the backups/old files::
-
-    sudo -u funkwhale -H bash
-    cd /srv/funkwhale/data
-    rm -rf ../postgres.bak
-    rm -rf postgres-10