* Use imported CMake target for CURL
* Use imported CMake target for fmtlib
* Use imported CMake target for WideInteger
* Use imported CMake target for FastFloat
* Use imported CMake target for UtfCpp
* Use imported CMake target for Threads
* Use imported CMake target for Iconv
* Use imported CMake target for crypto backend
* Use imported CMake target for GTK
* Use imported CMake target for Qt
* Use imported CMake target for deflate
* Use imported CMake target for libevent
* Use imported CMake target for natpmp
* Use imported CMake target for miniupnpc
* Use imported CMake target for dht
* Use imported CMake target for psl
* Use imported CMake target for libutp
* Use imported CMake target for libb64
* Use include directories from libtransmission target
* refactor: add tr_rand_obj()
There are a lot of places in the codebase where we need to populate
an integral type or a fixed-size array with random data. To do this,
we instantiate a local on the stack, fill it with tr_rand_buffer(),
and then use it.
This PR creates a helper function to make this a one-liner.
* build: semver versioning
Xref: https://github.com/transmission/transmission/issues/1037
* test: add base62 tests for client-id
* build: include PATCH_VERSION in Transmission.rc.in
* build: semver versioning in version.h
* fixup! build: semver versioning in version.h
undo experimental verison changes that were made for testing purposes
* Fixup version in MSI package filename
Co-authored-by: Mike Gelfand <mikedld@mikedld.com>
This is based off of PR#1526 by azy5030 to add in: Torrent Web, BiglyBT, and FrostWire. I made the additional change requested by livings124.
In addition this also adds support for: HTTP Seed, aria2 (#532), and BitLord.
* refactor: keep torrent hash in std::array<char,20>
This replaces the hashString QString allocation with a compile-time
array that's included in sizeof the Torrent struct that owns it.
Mike Gelfand