I think that this has been happening for a while, but while I was trying to write an update to conkyClementine, I was able to verify some very disturbing information in Clementine 1.4 rc1. This isn't 100% reproducible, which makes it harder to diagnose. The basic steps are:
1. Open Clementine, make sure you don't have any playlists open 2. Click to the Playlists window 3. Double-click on one of the playlists to open it, this will be refered to as Test A (as an side: didn't there used to be options on the Context menu for a playlist to "Append" and "Replace" the current playlist?) 4. Note that there are now two playlist tabs, one named "Playlist xxx" and one with Test A 5. Press "Play" 6. Go back to the Playlist window and double-click on a different playlist, we will refer to this as Test B 7. Note that there are now three playlist tabs open, "Playlist xxx", Test A and Test B. 8. Click on one of the songs in Test B and hit Play 9. Click onto Test A 10. Close Test B - do *not* stop playback first 11. Close Test A 12. In the Playlist window, double-click on the Test A *Expected behavior: *Test A loads with the songs that were originally in that playlist. If you close Clementine, open it back up, Test A still contains the songs that were originally in it. *Observed behavior:* at least 5% of the times this test is run, Test A loads but with songs from Test B. Close out of Clementine, reopen it and re-load Test A, it still contains songs that were in Test B. Results: The actual contents of Test A are gone and cannot be retrieved except from a backup. This is *NOT GOOD*. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Clementine Music Player" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/clementine-player/c1043bed-0fd3-4b0b-95b8-e9cfca49c27en%40googlegroups.com.
