Closed d-kj closed 2 years ago
Thanks a lot for reporting. It's a regression coming from changing parsers recently, so the error is pretty clear. Seems there is some syntax that I overlooked. Will get it fixed asap.
Thanks, you're amazing. I saw those changes, but I'm not familiar enough to isolate the syntax generation problem. It worked fine on my previous forked-daapd version, 27.2.108.
Yes, 28.3.117 should also work. It's a pretty recent regression.
I just came to chime in with the same note. I've found that when you navigate to a folder, clicking the first track listed has the same effect as clicking the "play" option (either the button or the ... that leads to the modal).
I think I have a patch for it, should I paste it here, email, or clone and do a pull request?
So far, I did not propagate it to the file layer for .smartpl, so you may want to do that to keep the features sync'd. Hence, I also did not update the README_SMARTPL.md.
Should be fixed in master now. I will make an update to the RPi version in a few days.
Recently upgraded to Owntone 28.3 running on Armbian 21.08.8, compiled with support for ffmpeg, Without Spotify, LastFM, Chromecast, MPD, Websockets, ALSA, Webinterface, Regex.
Attempting to play folders by clicking in the library results in a web popup message:
With a corresponding DEBUG log as follows on the server:
Error occurs from the 3-dot menu on the folder within the list of folders (play, play-next, and add options), the "play" button inside the folder, and the play, play-next, and add options in the 3-dot menu inside the folder view.
Clicking on an individual track inside the folder plays the track, however, so it's not an obvious permissions or access problem.
I'm certainly willing to help drill into the problem if something in my environment uniquely triggers this. The only thing unusual I might guess is that most of my library folders are symlinked into my library root. Based on the grey text in the UI and various logging, it looks like those symlinks are being correctly dereferenced.