Open lambdadog opened 2 years ago
Does it work correctly if you avoid step 2?
I tried reproducing the bug myself. Well, you need to change loop state to "Repeat all", then to disable and change again to "Repeat all".
@opusforlife2 It doesn't, presuming your queue has looping disabled already (the default behavior I believe on a fresh launch). I only added that step because your background queue could conceivably already be set to a different loop setting, as its value is stored even when starting a new queue.
@SameenAhnaf I'm not sure if I entirely understand this reply, sorry. I did update the issue to use the wording "loop all" as opposed to just loop, as this made me realize my wording was ambiguous.
@lambdadog Default setting aside, does removing the queue work correctly when you're using "loop all" throughout?
@opusforlife2 Behavior is correct when "loop all" is set prior to selecting the video, so yes.
Checklist
Affected version
0.23.0
Steps to reproduce the bug
Expected behavior
The play queue will loop, returning to playing the first video.
Actual behavior
A new video will be queued from autoplay and it will begin playing.
Screenshots/Screen recordings
No response
Logs
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Affected Android/Custom ROM version
Android 10, AOSP
Affected device model
Pixel 4 XL
Additional information
The behavior of removing a playing video from the background play queue seems to depend on the loop setting when you select it (start it playing), rather than the play queue's current loop setting.