Drop -Gst1.0 suffix from GStreamer decoder and other GStreamer references#313
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Pull Request Overview
This PR modernizes the GStreamer decoder naming by removing legacy version suffixes that originated from when both GStreamer 0.10 and 1.0 were supported. Since only GStreamer 1.0+ is now supported, the -Gst1.0 suffix is no longer meaningful.
Key changes:
- Decoder names are simplified by removing the
-Gst1.0suffix (BREAKING CHANGE) - A temporary backward compatibility workaround is added to handle old decoder names until version 1.0.0
- Documentation and references updated to remove "1.0" version specifications
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| fluster/fluster.py | Adds backward compatibility logic to strip -gst1.0 suffix from decoder names |
| fluster/decoders/gstreamer.py | Refactors all GStreamer decoder classes, removing version suffixes from names and consolidating base class properties |
| Makefile | Updates test commands to use new decoder names without -Gst1.0 suffix |
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Removes explicit references to GStreamer 1.0 throughout the codebase. These references date back to when Fluster supported Gstreamer 1.0 and 0.10. They no longer contribute anything. FUTURE BREAKING CHANGE: Decoder names will lose the 'Gst1.0' prefix. A temporary workaround has been implemented to maintain backward compatibility for the current release. NOTE: This workaround must be removed in the next MAJOR version update.
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The first commit drops all the references to 1.0 when GStreamer was supported. These references come from when GStreamer 1.0 and the legacy GStreamer 0.10 were supported.
This is a BREAKING CHANGE: Decoder names change, losing the
-Gst1.0prefix.The second commit adds a workaround to avoid breaking the BC waiting for the next major release.