Open stkw0 opened 1 month ago
But then we would have to chose one representation: the first one hit?
Personally I don't care too much about it, but if MusicBrainz is activated, maybe the name used by that service could be used as the canonical name? In either case, it would require, if the metadata of the files are not changed (in my use case for example I can not do that), to make a map between the actual metadata on the files and the internal representation of LMS.
Yes but you want a unique artist page where you can find the albums of your artist, and we have to put a single name here (Go!Go!7188
or GO!GO!7188
?)
Edit: I mean lms does not maintain a list of names for an artist, but it may be somewhat related to #409
The first one hit would work and be easier to implement maybe? What I'm currently doing is making playlist for the artists that I want, but is a ugly workaround.
Edit: I mean lms does not maintain a list of names for an artist, but it may be somewhat related to #409
Yes, I think my issue is an easier subset of that one. In my case the names are exactly the same, but with different case, not a group with two different names.
Ah, and also for now, lms does use the mbid of the artists to match them. If the spelling is different for the same mbid, the last one scanned wins. But if a track does not have an artist mbid, then lms does not try to match artists that have one
I have some albums where the artist name is the same but the string used is different, eg:
Go!Go!7188
,GO!GO!7188
andGO!GO! 7188
. Same with music genres, where some are wrote as "jrock" other "j-rock", "Jrock" and so on.Would it be feasible to add an option to be insensitive in regard to case and common separators like the space and the
-
sign?