Version bump and changelog for 0.15

CHANGELOG

@@ -10,6 +10,83 @@ This changelog is viewable on the web at https://docs.funkwhale.audio/changelog.
 
 .. towncrier
 
+0.15 (2018-06-24)
+-----------------
+
+Upgrade instructions are available at
+https://docs.funkwhale.audio/upgrading.html
+
+Features:
+
+- Added admin interface to manage import requests (#190)
+- Added replace flag during import to replace already present tracks with a new
+  version of their track file (#222)
+- Funkwhale's front-end can now point to any instance (#327) Removed front-end
+  and back-end coupling
+- Management interface for users (#212)
+- New invite system (#248) New invite system
+
+
+Enhancements:
+
+- Added "TV" to the list of highlighted words during YouTube import (#154)
+- Command line import now accepts unlimited args (#242)
+
+
+Bugfixes:
+
+- Expose track files date in manage API (#307)
+- Fixed current track restart/hiccup when shuffling queue, deleting track from
+  queue or reordering (#310)
+- Include user's current private playlists on playlist list (#302)
+- Remove link to generic radios, since they don't have detail pages (#324)
+
+
+Documentation:
+
+- Document that Funkwhale may be installed with YunoHost (#325)
+- Documented a saner layout with symlinks for in-place imports (#254)
+- Upgrade documentation now use the correct user on non-docker setups (#265)
+
+
+Invite system
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+On closed instances, it has always been a little bit painful to create accounts
+by hand for new users. This release solve that by adding invitations.
+
+You can generate invitation codes via the "users" admin interface (you'll find a
+link in the sidebar). Those codes are valid for 14 days, and can be used once
+to create a new account on the instance, even if registrations are closed.
+
+By default, we generate a random code for invitations, but you can also use custom codes
+if you need to print them or make them fancier ;)
+
+Invitations generation and management requires the "settings" permission.
+
+
+Removed front-end and back-end coupling
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+Eventhough Funkwhale's front-end has always been a Single Page Application,
+talking to an API, it was only able to talk to an API on the same domain.
+
+There was no real technical justification behind this (only lazyness), and it was
+also blocking interesting use cases:
+
+- Use multiple customized versions of the front-end with the same instance
+- Use a customized version of the front-end with multiple instances
+- Use a locally hosted front-end with a remote API, which is especially useful in development
+
+From now on, Funkwhale's front-end can connect to any Funkwhale server. You can
+change the server you are connecting to in the footer.
+
+Fixing this also unlocked a really interesting feature in our development/review workflow:
+by leveraging Gitlab CI and review apps, we are now able to deploy automatically live versions of
+a merge request, making it possible for anyone to review front-end changes easily, without
+the need to install a local environment.
+
+
 0.14.2 (2018-06-16)
 -------------------
 

api/funkwhale_api/__init__.py

 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
-__version__ = "0.14.2"
+__version__ = "0.15"
 __version_info__ = tuple(
     [
         int(num) if num.isdigit() else num

changes/changelog.d/154.enhancement

-Added "TV" to the list of highlighted words during YouTube import (#154)

changes/changelog.d/190.feature

-Added admin interface to manage import requests (#190)

changes/changelog.d/212.feature

-Management interface for users (#212)

changes/changelog.d/222.feature

-Added replace flag during import to replace already present tracks with a new version of their track file (#222)

changes/changelog.d/242.enhancement

-Command line import now accepts unlimited args (#242)

changes/changelog.d/248.feature

-New invite system (#248)
-
-
-New invite system
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-On closed instances, it has always been a little bit painful to create accounts
-by hand for new users. This release solve that by adding invitations.
-
-You can generate invitation codes via the "users" admin interface (you'll find a
-link in the sidebar). Those codes are valid for 14 days, and can be used once
-to create a new account on the instance, even if registrations are closed.
-
-By default, we generate a random code for invitations, but you can also use custom codes
-if you need to print them or make them fancier ;)
-
-Invitations generation and management requires the "settings" permission.

changes/changelog.d/254.doc

-Documented a saner layout with symlinks for in-place imports (#254)

changes/changelog.d/265.doc

-Upgrade documentation now use the correct user on non-docker setups (#265)

changes/changelog.d/302.bugfix

-Include user's current private playlists on playlist list (#302)

changes/changelog.d/307.bugfix

-Expose track files date in manage API (#307)

changes/changelog.d/310.bugfix

-Fixed current track restart/hiccup when shuffling queue, deleting track from queue or reordering (#310)

changes/changelog.d/324.bugfix

-Remove link to generic radios, since they don't have detail pages (#324)

changes/changelog.d/325.doc

-Document that Funkwhale may be installed with YunoHost (#325)

changes/changelog.d/327.feature

-Funkwhale's front-end can now point to any instance (#327)
-
-Removed front-end and back-end coupling
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-Eventhough Funkwhale's front-end has always been a Single Page Application,
-talking to an API, it was only able to talk to an API on the same domain.
-
-There was no real technical justification behind this (only lazyness), and it was
-also blocking interesting use cases:
-
-- Use multiple customized versions of the front-end with the same instance
-- Use a customized version of the front-end with multiple instances
-- Use a locally hosted front-end with a remote API, which is especially useful in development
-
-From now on, Funkwhale's front-end can connect to any Funkwhale server. You can
-change the server you are connecting to in the footer.
-
-Fixing this also unlocked a really interesting feature in our development/review workflow:
-by leveraging Gitlab CI and review apps, we are now able to deploy automatically live versions of
-a merge request, making it possible for anyone to review front-end changes easily, without
-the need to install a local environment.