The save command when used without any argument will always save the new playlist name using the artist name in the first position(18 chars), completely ignoring the last_opened playlist, it doesn't matter if it exists or not.
How to reproduce
$ mpsyt ## Opening
> ls ## List all local playlits
Local Playlists
ID Name Count Duration
1 Alternative-Rock 1 00:04:30
2 Comedy-Rock 1 00:03:00
3 Country-Rap 1 00:02:30
4 Dance-Electronic 4 00:08:00
> open 4 ## Opening playlist of index 4
Num Title Length
1 a title 02:00
2 another 02:00
3 yet another title 02:00
4 some fourth title 02:00
Loaded playlist Dance-Electronic as current playlist
> rm 4 ## Removing entry of index 4
Num Title Length
1 a title 02:00
2 another 02:00
3 yet another title 02:00
1 tracks removed (4)
> save ## Saving with no arguments
Num Title Length
1 a title 02:00
2 another 02:00
3 yet another title 02:00
Playlist saved as **a-title**. Use ls to list playlists
> ls ## Listing playlits again
ID Name Count Duration
1 Alternative-Rock 1 00:04:30
2 Comedy-Rock 1 00:03:00
3 Country-Rap 1 00:02:30
4 Dance-Electronic 4 00:08:00
5 a-title 3 00:06:00
I don't know if this is the best thing to do or not... from where I see it is not, because when someone is working(removing or moving things) inside a local playlist, the expected behavior would be to save that same playlist, not another one with some other name matching the first 18 characters of the first indexed title, this doesn't make much sense to me in this context. Probably would make sense in other cases like if the list is not a local playlist, but a search list for example, then the save command would be free to use the first 18 chars of index 1 to save the newly created playlist if none is specified.
Let me know if my logic is wrong or not from your point of view guys, thank you !
The save command when used without any argument will always save the new playlist name using the artist name in the first position(18 chars), completely ignoring the last_opened playlist, it doesn't matter if it exists or not.
How to reproduce
I don't know if this is the best thing to do or not... from where I see it is not, because when someone is working(removing or moving things) inside a local playlist, the expected behavior would be to save that same playlist, not another one with some other name matching the first 18 characters of the first indexed title, this doesn't make much sense to me in this context. Probably would make sense in other cases like if the list is not a local playlist, but a search list for example, then the save command would be free to use the first 18 chars of index 1 to save the newly created playlist if none is specified.
Let me know if my logic is wrong or not from your point of view guys, thank you !