Issue: Inconsistent Functionality for Sixth User Authorization
Description
After the sixth user authorizes the bot to access their Spotify user data, they are only able to use a command once before encountering an error. Upon attempting to use the bot for the second time, it fails to work and displays an error message stating that the user is not registered in the Spotify developer settings for the app, even though the user is registered correctly.
Steps to Reproduce
Install and set up the Notify bot from the GitHub repository.
Authorize the bot to access your Spotify user data.
Use the bot for the first time by executing a command (e.g., "play my favorite playlist").
Verify that the command executes successfully and the desired action is performed.
Attempt to use the bot for the second time by executing another command (e.g., "skip to the next track").
Observe the error message stating that the user is not registered in the Spotify developer settings for the app, despite being registered correctly.
Expected Behavior
The Notify bot should allow the sixth user and subsequent users to use its commands multiple times after authorizing the bot to access their Spotify user data. The bot should not display an error message incorrectly claiming that the user is not registered in the Spotify developer settings.
Actual Behavior
After the sixth user authorizes the bot, they can only execute a command once. Any subsequent attempts to use the bot result in an error message stating that the user is not registered in the Spotify developer settings for the app, even though the user is correctly registered.
Additional Information
The issue occurs specifically for the sixth user and beyond. Users prior to the sixth authorization do not encounter this problem.
The error message is inconsistent with the user's actual registration status in the Spotify developer settings.
The Notify bot should provide uninterrupted functionality to all users who have authorized it to access their Spotify user data.
Reproducibility
This issue is reproducible consistently for the sixth user and subsequent users who authorize the bot.
Possible Solution
The issue could be related to the registration and authentication process between the Notify bot and the Spotify developer settings. It is recommended to review the authentication flow and ensure that the bot can correctly recognize users who have registered and authorized access to their Spotify user data.
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Issue: Inconsistent Functionality for Sixth User Authorization
Description
After the sixth user authorizes the bot to access their Spotify user data, they are only able to use a command once before encountering an error. Upon attempting to use the bot for the second time, it fails to work and displays an error message stating that the user is not registered in the Spotify developer settings for the app, even though the user is registered correctly.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
The Notify bot should allow the sixth user and subsequent users to use its commands multiple times after authorizing the bot to access their Spotify user data. The bot should not display an error message incorrectly claiming that the user is not registered in the Spotify developer settings.
Actual Behavior
After the sixth user authorizes the bot, they can only execute a command once. Any subsequent attempts to use the bot result in an error message stating that the user is not registered in the Spotify developer settings for the app, even though the user is correctly registered.
Additional Information
Reproducibility
Possible Solution
The issue could be related to the registration and authentication process between the Notify bot and the Spotify developer settings. It is recommended to review the authentication flow and ensure that the bot can correctly recognize users who have registered and authorized access to their Spotify user data.
Thank you for addressing this issue promptly. If any further information is needed, please let me know.