Increment playlist_version when a track is consumed. - #3437
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Sounds good! Could you please add a quick changelog entry? |
This fixes the playlist not updating when in consume mode, at least in ncmpcpp.
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Thanks for the quick response. I added an entry. |
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Excellent; thanks again. ✨ |
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This fixes the playlist not updating when in consume mode, at least in
ncmpcpp.
Someone who knows the mpd protocol better might want to make sure I'm doing this right, though,