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David Baelde commented on LS-485:
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This is probably not a bug: if the request is already in the primary queue,
then it is marked as expired (sorry for the jargon, it's useful for devs) which
only means that it will be removed from the queue if possible, that is if the
queue manages to refill with other requests before somebody starts consuming
it. In your case there's no other request after 3, so no chance of refilling.
The reason for this way of working is that we want to ensure that if a source
declares itself as ready ("I have a request to play") then it should not back
out when somebody takes up on the offer. The current mechanism gives us a nice
way of doing that, but as you pointed out it does not exactly cover the case
where (1) there is no new request to replace the one that has been expired but
(2) the source did make any promise to have a ready request.
I'm not sure I want to, or can change this soon. A simple way to avoid this
behavior is to tweak the parameters so that the primary queue is not fed too
much in advance.
> queue.ignore in the server interface not working
> ------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: LS-485
> URL: http://dev.sourcefabric.org/browse/LS-485
> Project: Liquidsoap
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Martin Konecny
> Priority: Important
> Attachments: ls_script.liq
>
>
> Using revision 8232, If I use the following commands
> queue.push /home/martin/test1.mp3
> BEGIN
> 2
> END
> queue.push /home/martin/test1.mp3
> BEGIN
> 3
> END
> queue.ignore 3
> BEGIN
> OK
> END
> The second file still ends up playing. I've attached the (simple) script file
> I used.
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