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IDProjectCategoryView StatusLast Update
0020061MMASynchronizationpublic2023-07-03 19:56
Reporterrusty Assigned To 
PriorityurgentSeveritymajorReproducibilityalways
Status closedResolutionfixed 
Product Version2.0.0 
Target Version2.0.0Fixed in Version2.0.0 
Summary0020061: Sync: Playlists don't update to reflect removed tracks if another node on the sync list contains the track (regression)
DescriptionIf the user modifies a track so that it no longer matches the criteria for an autoplaylist that's on the sync list, then resyncing fails to update the playlist if the track in question matches to another playlist that's on the sync list. Users report that this bug is new to MMA 2.


Steps To Reproduce1 In MMW Create AutoPlaylist A with criteria that match to Track A, and TrackB (e.g. comment=has comment)
2 In MMW Create Playlist B that contains Track B
3 Add AutoPlaylist A and Playlist B to the sync list and initiate WiFi sync (with track deletion enabled)
--> Tracks sync as expected
4 In MMW, edit the properties of Track A and Track B so that it no longer matches to AutoPlaylist A (e.g. delete the comment)
5 Initiate WiFi sync
--> Track A is deleted and removed from AutoPlaylist A
--> Track B remains on AutoPlaylist A!
Additional InformationReported at: https://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=103223
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Fixed in build1093

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martin

2023-07-02 15:30

developer   ~0072389

Last edited: 2023-07-02 15:38

I tested it and could not replicate it (maybe already fixed due to other issues).

Are you saying that Track B was removed from AutoPlaylist A on the MMW side but not on the MMA side?
I don't think Playlist B has any context to AutoPlaylist A, everyone synchronizes their items separately.

However, if the issue persists, I have added a new Developer option called "Logs auto-saving", if this option is enabled, logs are automatically saved before and after wifi-sync.
All logs are saved to the logs folder, usually in primary:MediaMonkey/logs/WIFI_SYNC_XXXXXXXX.zip or in the AppSpec folder alternative (primary:Android/data/com.ventismedia.android.mediamonkey/files/logs/...).
This could be useful for testing Wi-Fi sync issues.

To get to DeveloperOptions go to Options/About MediaMonkey and tap on the MediaMonkey icon. After that, it will be accessible as a separate category in Options.


Fixed in build 2.0.0.1093

rusty

2023-07-03 19:56

administrator   ~0072399

Verified--this issue is no longer occurring in 1093.