Open vithyze opened 1 year ago
Merging #247 (57ee391) into master (8e2adf8) will decrease coverage by
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supysonic/api/playlists.py | 90.54% <0.00%> (-6.76%) |
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Hello.
Tracks that don't have a track or disc number in their metadata just use 1
for these fields instead. Your PR doesn't touch this behaviour and even if it did I fail to see how this fixes anything. You're basically trying to remove 01
s from a sort key. This might even cause other sorting issues for poorly tagged files if you mix in the same folder some with a track number but no disc number with files without track number but a disc number. Actually the sorting doesn't even work because you have an invalid syntax in Track.sort_key()
.
One way you can have an out of order listing is if you mix in the same folder tracks for which their album and/or artist metadata don't match, and your PR won't change anything about that.
The Subsonic API schema requires the track
and discNumber
fields to be an integer type. If a track doesn't have a track or disc number you're passing an empty string. This is why the tests are failing.
If you ever need to modify the database schema, please provide migrations for each supported engine. You only changed SQL files that are only executed when the application is run for the first time. Existing installations need migrations to bring their schema up to date without having to delete their whole database.
Hi, I made these changes some time ago so I don't really remember but I have some folders with tracks named just Artist - Title with the same genre so DSub displays the folder as an album, and I remember it made the listing inverted (as z-a) and the reason I found was the track number, making it null made the trick and I didn't have problems with normal albums. But I might do a proper testing later.
This fixes an issue when listing "albums" that are just folders with tracks that don't have a disk or track number, so the listing becomes out of order.