Closed eyehol3 closed 4 years ago
I have the same Issue. Only this time it doesn't find anything with $search but on the second attempt the bots finds it with $play
Describe the bug Occasionally, the bot fails to search for a song almost as though no results came up.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior I would assume it should successfully search every time.
Screenshots
Debug Info
System Properties:
java.version = 1.8.0_252
java.vm.name = OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM
java.vm.specification.version = 1.8
java.runtime.name = OpenJDK Runtime Environment
java.runtime.version = 1.8.0_252-8u252-b09-1~18.04-b09
java.specification.version = 1.8
os.arch = amd64
os.name = Linux
JMusicBot Information:
Version = Snapshot
Owner = 150301926821462016
Prefix = @mention
AltPrefix = m!
MaxSeconds = 900
NPImages = false
SongInStatus = true
StayInChannel = false
UseEval = false
UpdateAlerts = false
Dependency Information:
JDA Version = 3.8.3_464
JDA-Utilities Version = 2.1.5
Lavaplayer Version = 1.3.49
Runtime Information:
Total Memory = 135
Used Memory = 92
Discord Information:
ID = 666773938860458009
Guilds = 1
Users = 6332
Additional context I am running a JAR compiled from source to resolve an issue with fetching most songs; however, I have made no alterations to the source code and this issue has impacted the past two versions (or more) of the music bot.
Self compiled copies aren't supported.
However why did you expect it to resolve the issue if no changes to the build file, libraries nor source code was made?
Java should not be affected by compiling the code on different operating systems nor cpu vendors / architectures.
JMusicbot uses Lavaplayer which comes with pre-built binaries for different operating systems and cpu architectures. If you believe the binary has an issue or isn't compatible then you might have to use a self compiled version of Lavaplayer resulting in a again unsupported self compiled JMusicbot.
The jar I have is just 0.2.8 with an updated pom.xml to use lavaplayer 1.3.49. I have since updated to 0.2.9 as I saw that was out. @eyehol3 has reported the same issue on version 0.2.9 so it seems to still be an issue.
If you compare 0.2.8 to 0.2.9 (this is a github link) then you see that there isn't a big change in JMusicbot, and that it might have a different source.
screenshot taken on 0.2.9
I have same issue
same
???????????? Please Fix it
Same issue please fix!!!
Mr. jagrosh
The same problem , I think you should add YouTube search it would be better Thank you .
YouTube changed the format of how it sends the data. This issue should be fixed in the next version of JMusicbot.
yea it's fixed in 1.3.50 version of lavaplayer, so rebuilding with that yourself or waiting are your two options.
Waiting for update Version 0.3.0 , I used another bot until the new version come out
yea it's fixed in 1.3.50 version of lavaplayer, so rebuilding with that yourself or waiting are your two options.
still getting problem
yea it's fixed in 1.3.50 version of lavaplayer, so rebuilding with that yourself or waiting are your two options.
still getting problem
do you rebuild it by yourself ?
yea it's fixed in 1.3.50 version of lavaplayer, so rebuilding with that yourself or waiting are your two options.
still getting problem
do you rebuild it by yourself ?
yes
yes
i only cant convert .java (lavaplayerfile) to a .class to change it
Building the project yourself is not supported; please be patient for the next release, which will come out once lavaplayer's fix for this issue is stable.
This should be resolved as of version 0.2.10
Describe the bug
i type
play [request]
first time - No results found i repeat same request: - Playing [smth]To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
java -Dnogui=true -jar JMusicBot-0.2.9-Mac.jar
play [request]
Expected behavior results are found at the first attempt
Screenshots