Alain Nussbaumer

@ejurgensen, yes, you understood correctly. To be clearer, it could work as follow: A call on the endpoint `/api/library/genres?separators=/,;` would return: ```json { "items": [ { "name": "Disco", "name_sort": "Disco",...

Indeed, when clicking Rock, it should return only one album. I will think about a query that could potentially work without being ugly.

Given the fact that you the user provides a list of separation characters: `,;/`, the query could look like this: ```sql SELECT * FROM files WHERE ',' || genre ||...

Sounds good. Your idea with the separators being converted when the library is scanned sounds right to me.

@whatdoineed2do, are you still using a device with iOS 9? Shall we keep this issue open?

My approach to test the behaviour you're facing: - [x] 1. Create a macOS virtual machine with an older version of macOS Mojave. - [x] 2. Install XCode 10 -...

I fiddled around with the debugger and the iPad 2 simulator with iOS 9. I've got the same result as you have: a white page. The page is properly loaded,...

I will close this issue mainly because it is nearly impossible to debug with this old version of iOS. Moreover, there will be plenty of other things that won't work...

Is this problem still current? I've just tested with an old version of macOS (Mojave 14.4) and I can load the library. There is however another issue with some audiobooks...

Dear All, I think we can close this issue as Google Music is no longer with us.