Have seen this issue for a while - couldn't find a similar one here already so I figured I'd report it. Let me know if I can provide any more info or detail!
Expected Behavior
Artists should load and be sorted as selected when scrolling through album artists.
Current Behavior
If you quickly scroll down through Artists, with the scrollbar, mouse wheel, or pg-dn, you'll see the same chunks of artists load again - i.e, when sorting alphabetically, if you quickly scroll through artists A-F, you may see artists A-F again, sometimes multiple times, and the expected next group of artists will either be further down the list or missing altogether.
In the screenshot below, you'll see that artists alphabetically A-H loaded three times instead of the remaining artists. (apologies for the low quality gif, happy to share a better one if needed)
Steps to Reproduce
Navigate to Artists tab.
Use card view. Sort alphabetically ascending.
Scroll quickly by dragging the scrollbar.
Observe repeated/out of order artists.
Your Environment
Version: at least 0.5.1 (possibly earlier), and still present on 0.6.1
OS: Observed on both Mac (Sonoma, M1) and PC (Windows 11)
kgarner7
commented
2 months ago
Have seen this issue for a while - couldn't find a similar one here already so I figured I'd report it. Let me know if I can provide any more info or detail!
Expected Behavior
Artists should load and be sorted as selected when scrolling through album artists.
Current Behavior
If you quickly scroll down through Artists, with the scrollbar, mouse wheel, or pg-dn, you'll see the same chunks of artists load again - i.e, when sorting alphabetically, if you quickly scroll through artists A-F, you may see artists A-F again, sometimes multiple times, and the expected next group of artists will either be further down the list or missing altogether.
In the screenshot below, you'll see that artists alphabetically A-H loaded three times instead of the remaining artists. (apologies for the low quality gif, happy to share a better one if needed)
Steps to Reproduce
Your Environment
Thank you!