Log message:
audio/spotify-qt: update to 3.2

Fixes:
-Fixed support for CMake versions older than 3.12.
-Fixed playlists with 100 or more tracks not sorting by track number properly
(#29).
-Fixed only the first 50 playlists being visible (#32).
-Fixed not logging output of librespot properly.
-Fixed not playing library items with more than 500 tracks properly.

Changes:
-Redesigned settings with improved navigation.
-Artist, search and audio features are now in a tabbed side panel.
-Temporarily removed lyrics option, as it stopped working.
-Application version is now fetched from code instead (-DGIT_TAG is now ignored)
(#34).
-Backend for Spotify client can now be manually selected (#31).
-Wayland support (#35).
-A limit on how many tracks can be queued at once can now be set (500 by
default) (#33).

Log message:
audio/spotify-qt: update to 3.1

Fixes:
-Fixed not setting some default settings properly.
-Fixed Spotify client not starting if using file extension.
Changes:
-D-Bus support is now optional and is automatically enabled if Qt 5
D-Bus is found (#30).
-MPRIS media controller is now available on platforms where D-Bus is.
-Improved application logging.
-Added a new log viewer for viewing and saving application logs.
-Redesigned artist view with new context button.
-Settings are now restored if they are corrupt or invalid.

Log message:
*: Recursive revbump from textproc/icu-68.1

Log message:
audio/spotify-qt: update to 3.0

Major Changes
-An alternative Qt Quick based user interface is now available from spotify-qt-quick.

Changes
-Now supports Qt 6.
-Conversion from the old settings format is now removed. If you haven't started
the app since v2.0 (released June 5th 2020), your settings will be reset the
next time you start the app.
-Now guaranteed to build against the latest Ubuntu release.
-Added GitHub projects to be more transparent on what's in development.
-Now available as a Snap.

Log message:
audio/spotify-qt: import

A Spotify client using Qt as a simpler, lighter alternative to the official
client, inspired by spotify-tui.
Much like spotify-tui, you need an actual Spotify client running, which can be
configured from within the app.
Also like other clients, controlling music playback requires Spotify Premium.