Every release of LetterboxdSync, newest first. Each entry covers the user-facing changes.
Backwards through the project history, all the way to v1.0.0.
No functional changes to syncing. This release adds an anonymous, privacy-preserving install counter so the developer can see roughly how many Jellyfin servers run the plugin. No personal data is collected: your IP address is never stored, and the anonymous weekly fingerprint used to avoid double-counting cannot be traced back to you or linked across weeks.
Fixes a sync failure introduced when Letterboxd changed their website. Films stopped logging to your diary because the plugin could no longer read each film's identifier from its Letterboxd page. The plugin now reads the new page format, so watched films sync again.
If you have opted in to the anonymous telemetry, plugin errors are now sorted into more specific categories instead of a single generic "other" bucket. Rate-limiting, Letterboxd server outages, failed writes back to Letterboxd, and page-parsing problems are each labelled distinctly. This is purely a labelling improvement: no behaviour changes, and nothing new about you or your library is collected.
Jellyseerr and Overseerr have merged into a single project called Seerr. The plugin now uses the new name everywhere you see it, in the settings page, your personal account page, and the documentation, so the labels match what you see in the app you are connecting to. Nothing about the integration changes: your existing Seerr URL, API key, and per-account settings are kept, and there is nothing to reconfigure.
No functional changes. CI now uploads JUnit test results to Codecov Test Analytics so flaky tests and failures are tracked across releases. Nothing in the plugin itself changes.
Letterboxd often blocks plain username/password login with a Cloudflare or reCAPTCHA challenge, and accounts with two-factor authentication can never log in that way at all. Telemetry showed this is the single most common reason a sync fails on a fresh install. This release makes raw cookies the clearly recommended way to authenticate, warns you when you save an account without them, and turns the cryptic two-factor login failure into a message that tells you exactly what to do.
Reporting a problem used to mean digging through Jellyfin log files and pasting the right lines into a GitHub issue. Now there is a "Send logs to developer" button on the Logs tab: it packages your recent Letterboxd Sync activity, uploads it privately, and hands you a short reference code to quote in your bug report. It is opt-in every single time you use it, shows you exactly what will be sent before anything leaves your server, and is upfront that logs, unlike the anonymous telemetry, can identify you. This release also tightens who on your server is allowed to read those logs.
Entirely opt-in and off by default. If you enable it, one small anonymous ping a week tells the project which features are actually used, so roadmap decisions stop being guesses. Nothing else in the plugin changes.
Fixes releases v1.14.1 through v1.15.3 failing to load on Jellyfin 10.11.9/10.11.10 (the plugin was compiled against a newer Jellyfin SDK than those servers ship). If your plugin recently showed as disabled or "malfunctioned", update to this version. No feature changes.
No plugin behaviour changes.
No plugin behaviour changes.
No plugin behaviour changes.
New opt-in per-account setting "Also backfill requests for already-available watchlist films" (off by default; requires Auto-request). Default behaviour is unchanged for everyone who leaves the box off.
No plugin behaviour changes.
Fixes two scheduled-sync dedup bugs reported by a plugin user, one of which re-logged the same film to Letterboxd roughly every other day.
No plugin behaviour changes.
Two preventative measures aimed at the next ABI surprise. No plugin behaviour changes.
Restores the v1.0–v1.12 manifest-changelog tone after v1.13.0 and v1.13.1 drifted into incident-report prose and a conventional-commit subject line respectively. Backfills both on letterboxdsync.dev's Releases page.
No plugin behaviour changes.
Fixes #46. Restores sync on the new SDK ABI; no other plugin behaviour changes.
Shared TV logins (e.g. two people on the same family Jellyfin profile) can now each have their own Letterboxd diary, ratings, and watchlist.
Addresses #21.
Fixes #20.
Fixes #12.