by squidwhip » Fri Feb 05, 2021 10:53 am
Yes they're appearing even after refresh. I even did a clean remote install with no MMS. It eventally appeared after I started copying songs from playlist 1 to 2, and then trying to delete them from list 1. Delete works fine for some time, then the problem starts. It's definitely connected to copying songs to other lists. It doesn't happen if I just delete tons of tracks. Tracks copied from list1 to list2, then deleted from list 1 seem to not delete from 1 on refresh.
I'm going to run debug and screencast as soon as I get the chance today. This is a monster problem for me because of how I work, so I'm happy to help solve it. I create a playlist of 1000 songs from recently added to a playlist 1. I listen to them, moving the ones I like to other playlists, and deleting them as I go. One note - in some of my test lists, I have yet to see the problem appear in a list with under 600 tracks. I'll verify that as well. I have a similar process for artists: creating large rough playlists and then breaking those down to smaller ones. I'm finding the same re-population problem with those lists, on multiple PCs with the recent RCs. I've optimized the db, but I've only used the same one for all tests. Could it be some corruption? It's originally from mm4.
Yes they're appearing even after refresh. I even did a clean remote install with no MMS. It eventally appeared after I started copying songs from playlist 1 to 2, and then trying to delete them from list 1. Delete works fine for some time, then the problem starts. It's definitely connected to copying songs to other lists. It doesn't happen if I just delete tons of tracks. Tracks copied from list1 to list2, then deleted from list 1 seem to not delete from 1 on refresh.
I'm going to run debug and screencast as soon as I get the chance today. This is a monster problem for me because of how I work, so I'm happy to help solve it. I create a playlist of 1000 songs from recently added to a playlist 1. I listen to them, moving the ones I like to other playlists, and deleting them as I go. One note - in some of my test lists, I have yet to see the problem appear in a list with under 600 tracks. I'll verify that as well. I have a similar process for artists: creating large rough playlists and then breaking those down to smaller ones. I'm finding the same re-population problem with those lists, on multiple PCs with the recent RCs. I've optimized the db, but I've only used the same one for all tests. Could it be some corruption? It's originally from mm4.