iTunes: Add composer, play count, dates and display name to schema (bumping it to v40) #11976
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This is the follow-up to #11948 that adds the new iTunes track columns (composer, play count, last played, date added) to the database. Targeting
mainsince it bumps the schema.Additionally it adds a new display name column to the playlists table which stores the non-unique name, to prepare for better search queries (see the future directions in #11955 for details).
To do:
ITunesDAOLast Playedcolumn is still empty (even where the date is set in the db, the date added column seems to work fine for some reason?)