Revert "Fix PMS stop registering playback state after 6-10 music tracks" - #2236
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This didn't seem to fix the issue for m :( |
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@mason1171 Can you be more specific? Note that this was meant to repair the prior behavior of advancing to the next episode, not to address the purported issue of the breaking change ("Fix PMS stop registering..."). I don't believe either the fix nor this reversion address that issue. |
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Oh, i was under the impression this was to fix playback sessions triggered with Up Next not reported on the PMS side |
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Reverts #2224
This logic is incorrect, leading to the observed behavior plex believing the previous episode is still playing when advancing to the next via Up Next. See #2224 (comment)
There may be additional edge cases, but the prior logic was more correct. It certainly doesn't make sense to expect the same index to have comparable meaning over two different mutable lists.