Nick Steel

@szimek ideally it would work something like how you describe but, as I think you're saying, it doesn't yet. This issue is still just an enhancement request. But what you...

Sorry, I don't understand. This project uses Spotify's web API to select an Alexa device for playback. Where does librespot fit into this scenario?

How about invoking directly ? '/home/bob/.cargo/bin/cargo --version'

You'll notice there is no new release yet. You'll need to remove mopidy-spotify Debian package and/or pypi package and install the latest development version from GitHub instead e.g. (using sudo...

I've been playing on and off with automating the builds. There's a 32-bit Pi0 compatible deb at https://github.com/kingosticks/gst-plugin-spotify-build/suites/16959617041/artifacts/968984234 you can test if you like.

New pre-release at https://github.com/mopidy/mopidy-spotify/releases/tag/v5.0.0a1 and gst-plugins-spotify package for a few platforms at https://github.com/kingosticks/gst-plugins-rs-build/releases/tag/gst-plugin-spotify_0.12.2-1

I think I had to restart Mopidy but that might have been because my USB soundcard was emitting a horrible loud noise following this. I've not been able to reproduce...

Are you saying that the problem is the spotifysrc deleting its own credentials.json file accidentally? When is it doing the cleanup? My theory was different. Either way, I don't think...

Correct me if wrong but are we looking at two different issues here. 1. The one I reported is the annoying new login emails. I think this can be avoided...

> Besides should credentials be cached if allow_cache is off? I think yes because it is part of login and not file cache. I think you are right.