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Fetchart currently uses album.mb_albumid to get spotify_album_id. This assumes mb_albumid has the spotify_album_id, which may be the case after the initial import with Spotify. However, mb_albumid can be overwritten with a valid mb_albumid, which will result in an error.
We should be using spotify_album_id instead, which will always have the right value.
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Therefore, if there are multiple matches that are missing an ID, they will be considered duplicates of each other. We clearly need a way to identify duplicate matches of the same album (or track) in a source-scoped manner.
Fetchart currently uses
album.mb_albumid
to getspotify_album_id
. This assumesmb_albumid
has thespotify_album_id
, which may be the case after the initial import with Spotify. However,mb_albumid
can be overwritten with a validmb_albumid
, which will result in an error.We should be using
spotify_album_id
instead, which will always have the right value.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: