:bug: Fixed a bug in Gig.stop that prevented subsequent Gig.play from working (audio never "loaded")
Issue stemmed from howler holding onto the audio in memory even after the Gig object is destroyed, which prevents this.music.on('load') from firing again
Solution is to call music.unload() in Gig.stop in addition to music.stop() (apparently calling stop in howler does NOT unload the audio)
Potential performance hit here since the audio may re-fetch, but in my testing it still uses the browser's disk cache
Can eliminate performance hit once we integrate Workbox (can control that cache at the Service Worker level ourselves)
:anchor: Added some basic scaffolding work towards re-orientation / recovery
Unrelated to this fix - but thought it was necessary at first
Handle this in another branch once we move onto supporting pause / resume
Changes
Gig.stopthat prevented subsequentGig.playfrom working (audio never "loaded")howlerholding onto the audio in memory even after theGigobject is destroyed, which preventsthis.music.on('load')from firing againmusic.unload()inGig.stopin addition tomusic.stop()(apparently callingstopinhowlerdoes NOT unload the audio)pause/resumehowlerto2.2.0