Open kofronpi opened 1 month ago
Several things:
dsc
instead of disco
(install from git required!)Hope that helps!
If tou want to help me fix the docs, a first step would be to remove or mark as outdated the AcousticBrainz related stuff there!
If you find a bug in the cli, I would prefer not to fix the old cli
disco
and rather concentrate on dsc
. PR's and issues are welcome!
Since you are on Ubuntu and installed from git AFAIR the log file should be somewhere in
~/.discodos/
To spit out debug logs directly on the shell you are executing, use global switches. Eg
dsc -vv suggest -b 123
The matching algorithm seems to be somewhat broken (only 114 tracks from MB, 55 tracks filled with metadata from AB on 304 in my collection), but there is some data :
Yes it probably is! ...and always was....
The matching (which happens before fetching anything from AB) is a very clumsy process that tries to match via artist title catalognumber and tries some variation tricks on cat numbers. It's not very smart though, rather stupid tries different things then gives up. Since data on Discogs and on MB can be very different, if you get 50% of your tracks matched, you are lucky...
The logging is pretty detailed though, try
dsc -vv import -zz
Some of the project's issues I just mentioned are addressed in this PR I'm about to merge: https://github.com/JOJ0/discodos/pull/20
Did any of this help @kofronpi ? Or did you give up on DiscoDOS since you heard the bad news about AcousticBrainz gone for good? ;-)
@JOJ0 holidays right now, I will try again later :) But I'm not giving up !
On a clean Ubuntu install from git, after
disco import
anddisco import --tracks && disco import -zz
,disco suggest
never gives any results.The matching algorithm seems to be somewhat broken (only 114 tracks from MB, 55 tracks filled with metadata from AB on 304 in my collection), but there is some data :
Results of
disco suggest
:I can't seem to find the debug log file