Nick Steel

Go to the bottom of it. It was actually being caught and then set to `None`, but we used that `None` before reporting the (fatal) error and exiting. Have submitted...

> I know that mopidy is preferred on Ubuntu 20.4 Mopidy is supported on the latest Ubuntu LTS, like most software we prefer the latest OS version. 24.04 is fine....

When you say "desktop client" do you mean desktop client or do you mean web browser? We want to know what the former is doing, not the latter.

It became available on my account today but I couldn't find where the fileid my desktop app is using is actually coming from. I see requests to https://gew1-spclient.spotify.com/storage-resolve/v2/files/audio/interactive_prefetch/16/d66a44eea7819cbce00e9c9e2abbe7f373bc60ed and then...

@SuisChan track fb24dfb1ea0043f9afdd8633a3b75e1b I had deleted the cache so i don't think it's that, I see it doing all the other requests.

> Oh okay, but I can confirm that the `AUDIO_FILES` response contains that `file_id`. `Let Me` by `Anxious` `spotify:track:7L77eB8vi2vpuqniEHqdzl`, right? Yep, thanks. I see this now. I didn't realise there...

I did see the desktop app doing requests to playplay for keys. Isn't that their DRM-based system? But it seemed to be doing that for both lossless and lossy audio...

The first step would always be to run the debug profile. And then also run that under gdb. You're going to have to do that. You could also quickly try...

> Manuel triggering a workflow seems to not allow it for a PR or external branch. I might misunderstand, but you can define a "base" workflow and then include it...

Yes, using labels sounds neat. Unless there's a obvious situation where you might add the label for book-keeping reasons but really not want the CI. But we don't really use...