Closed georgkrause closed 4 years ago
Hi, thanks for reporting this.
How would you seen this control implemented? Could it be tucked under settings or does it need to be handy because you need to be able to switch it on and off often?
For reference, there seems to be a GET params, scope
, that changes to display one's own music vs. other's music : scope=all
and scope=me
.
I'd prefer to have a filter option available in the library view instead of an setting somewhere behind menus. But I could live with this option, too, if its easier.
It's mostly a UX issue. I'd like not to overwhelm the UI with options. Maybe I can add it to the main bottom bar overflow menu: easily accessible, but out of the way.
unrelated comment, sorry
@georgkrause Did you write that comment on the wrong issue? This seems related to #37.
Yes, sorry for this. I like your idea.
If you can point me somewhere I could try to implement it
This should be implemented in d92e73cdabaef18d42ddd71a8be820ab265515c1. I'll merge into develop when I have had the chance to test it a little. This requires Funkwhale 0.21+, since the scope
parameter was added then, if I'm not mistaken.
This is how it looks like (easily available from every "browse" section).
Is there a way to get a apk of this version from CI for testing?
Not yet, but I should merge this branch tonight or tomorrow, and the build will then be available in the tip
release.
I'll comment here when it is.
A debug build is now available here. The feature is not behind the experimental flag yet, and will stay that way unless we notice some blocking issues.
You can reopen this issue if you want to continue discussing this feature (enhancements or bugs).
The build also contains the first preview for #37 (Offline downloading of tracks), which still needs some work, but is functional.
When I open Otter, I get a hell of a lot of music which is federated from other pods. Some of them don't even have playable tracks. It would be nice if I could filter the results to show only my music.