Release 20220329
Summary
In computer programming, lazy means doing things only when required, typically at the last possible moment. For example, if a rule only mandates that album art or particular pieces of metadata such as fields are present, then we may only need to take the first (or first batch) of suggestions to fill these results in. We’ll also send it if you are working manually and you request to see all of the suggestions for correcting or filling in metadata fields. Both of these strategies should reduce the number of queries we send and the amount of fingerprinting we have to do, resulting in performance gains all round. There are a few other smaller things: • We no longer allow embedding of album art above a threshold (determined by the amount of memory bliss is running with).