rckclmbr / pyportify

App to transfer your spotify playlists to Google Play Music
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Importing songs containing '%' in the artist/song name result in an error. #99

Closed conr closed 7 years ago

conr commented 7 years ago

Using binary search I managed to deduce that an artist in my rather large lo-fi hip hop playlist with the name TOSHIKI HAYASHI(%C) was causing the import to fail with the following stack trace:

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I suspect the issue is to do with the fact that the '%' character is present in his name.

Upon removing the artist from the playlist, it imported without issue. I then verified the problem by creating a test playlist containing only this artist which resulted in the same error.

rckclmbr commented 7 years ago

Good find

On Apr 23, 2017 1:54 PM, "Conor Broderick" notifications@github.com wrote:

Using binary search I managed to deduce that an artist in my rather large lo-fi hip hop playlist with the name TOSHIKI HAYASHI(%C) was causing the import to fail with the following stack trace:

[image: capture] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5826063/25317369/5817f8f8-286f-11e7-83d2-da4401af43d6.PNG

I suspect the issue is to do with the fact that the '%' character is present in his name.

Upon removing the artist from the playlist, it imported without issue. I then verified the problem by creating a test playlist containing only this artist which resulted in the same error.

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rckclmbr commented 7 years ago

This should be fixed in v0.3.14, give it a try and let me know.