Compatibility with TagLib 2.0 #7314
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I think the checks above give you your answer there :-) |
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Thank you, may build fine with this patch |
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TagLib recently updated to version 2.0 and introduced breaking changes due to function deprecations and type changes. This patch updates Clementine to be compatible with TagLib 2.0.
I can confirm that this builds and works on my Arch Linux machine with TagLib 2.0, but I haven't tested it with TagLib 1.x. More testing may be warranted if support for TagLib 1.x is desired.
Fixes #7313.