Releases: kxxt/aspeak
Releases · kxxt/aspeak
v4.0.0-beta.4
- We no longer publish linux wheels to PyPI because of manylinux compatibility issues. Please compile from source if you want to use python bindings on linux.
- Improve the python bindings.
- Update docs.
- Automatically publish to crates.io.
v4.0.0-beta.3
- Fix: include aspeak binary in wheel package
- CI: set up GitHub Actions to build and publish to PyPI
v4.0.0-beta.2
- Restrict max log level to info in release build
- Update config template
- Do not overwrite existing file unless --overwrite is specified
- Revert to native-tls to reduce binary size
- Fix: Correctly handle quality setting from profile
- Fix: RequestID now gets reset on each request
- Internal refactor
v4.0.0-beta.1: First beta version of rusty aspeak
- Rewritten in rust (Not a joke, 😂)
- Most of the command line options still work as expected, but there are some minor changes . (Run aspeak help for help)
- Support more architectures. (But I will only upload linux/windows executables until the CI is setup. Of course you can install aspeak from source via cargo)
- More validations for command line options.
- Fix a bug that in some cases, the old aspeak can't play audio on some linux platforms.
- Now you can create a profile!
- You no longer need to use the locale arg every time if you do not want to use English locale. Just specify your locale in your profile.
- You can also provide default values for other options.
- Get rid of openssl completely.
- Support region option.
- User friendly output and error messages
- Support adding custom request headers via commandline
- Support custom auth token.
v4.0.0-alpha.4
- Get rid of openssl completely.
v4.0.0-alpha.3
- Set up GitHub Actions to build for more platforms.
- Support region option.
v4.0.0-alpha.1: First alpha version of rust aspeak
Warning: This release is very experimental and not suitable for production use
Bugs/Missing Features:
- Only utf8 encoding is supported for now.
- The error message is not very user friendly.
- It has bugs!
Fixes
- In some cases, the old aspeak can't play audio on some linux platforms.
Changes:
- Rewritten in rust (Not a joke, 😂)
- Most of the command line options still work as expected, but there are some minor changes . (Run
aspeak help
for help) - Support more architectures. (But I will only upload linux/windows executables until the CI is setup. Of course you can install aspeak from source via cargo)
- More validations for command line options.
v4.0.0-alpha.2
Warning: This release is very experimental and not suitable for production use
Bugs/Missing Features:
- There are still some corner cases to be fixed!
Fixes
- In some cases, the old aspeak can't play audio on some linux platforms.
- aspeak now uses the encoding arg for both stdin and file
Changes:
- Rewritten in rust (Not a joke, 😂)
- Most of the command line options still work as expected, but there are some minor changes . (Run
aspeak help
for help) - Support more architectures. (But I will only upload linux/windows executables until the CI is setup. Of course you can install aspeak from source via cargo)
- More validations for command line options.
- More user friendly output and error messages
- Support adding custom request headers via commandline
- Support custom auth token.
v3.2.0: Fix assertion error
Experimental rust re-implementation of aspeak
Warning: This release is very experimental and not suitable for production use
Bugs/Missing Features:
- Only utf8 encoding is supported for now.
- The error message is not very user friendly.
- It has bugs!
Fixes
- In some cases, the old aspeak can't play audio on some linux platforms.
Changes:
- Rewritten in rust (Not a joke, 😂)
- Most of the command line options still work as expected, but there are some minor changes . (Run
aspeak help
for help) - Support more architectures. (But I will only upload linux/windows executables until the CI is setup)
- You can use
cargo install aspeak
to install aspeak from source.
- You can use
- More validations for command line options.
- COMPLETELY FREE OF PROPRIETARY CODE FROM MICROSOFT.