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Changelog for python3-pyacoustid-1.1.5-8.1.noarch.rpm :

* Tue Dec 04 2018 Matej Cepl - Remove superfluous devel dependency for noarch package
* Fri Apr 21 2017 alarrosaAATTsuse.com- Use singlespec macros- Update to 1.1.5:
* Fix compatibility with Python 3 in the submit function. Errors in submit are now also handled correctly.
* Wed Jan 18 2017 alarrosaAATTsuse.com- Initial package release 1.1.4 Fix an error on versions of the `fpcalc` tool that report the duration as a fractional number. 1.1.3 Accept `bytearray` objects in addition to other bytes-like types. 1.1.2 Fix a possible crash on Unicode text in Python 2 in a non-Unicode locale. Look for version \"1\" of the Chromaprint shared library file. 1.1.1 Fix a possible setup error on Python 3 (thanks to Simon Chopin). 1.1.0 Include ``fpcalc.py`` script in source distributions. Add Python 3 support (thanks to Igor Tsarev). 1.0.0 Include ``fpcalc.py``, a script mimicking the ``fpcalc`` program from the Chromaprint package. Handle a ``UnicodeDecodeError`` raised when using the ``fpcalc`` backend on Windows with Unicode filenames. Standard error output from ``fpcalc`` is suppressed. 0.7 Properly encode Unicode parameters (resolves a ``UnicodeEncodeError`` in fingerprint submission). Parse all recordings for each Acoustid lookup result. 0.6 Add a new function, ``fingerprint_file``, that automatically selects a backend for fingerprinting a single file. 0.5 Fix response parsing when recording has no artists or title. Fix compatibility with Python < 2.7. Add specific ``NoBackendError`` exception. 0.4 Fingerprinting can now fall back to using the ``fpcalc`` command-line tool instead of the Chromaprint dynamic library so the library can be used with the binary distributions (thanks to Lukas Lalinsky). Fingerprint submission (thanks to Alastair Porter). Data chunks can now be buffers as well as bytestrings (fixes compatibility with pymad). 0.3 Configurable API base URL. Result parser now generates all results instead of returning just one.
 
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