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David Baelde resolved LS-460.
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    Resolution: Fixed

I have closed the branch and transplanted its changes to default in 
414eaaf7e8ce. I was only delaying that because I wanted to fully understand the 
interaction with LS-443, but I should not delay more. We'll see later if we can 
convince ourselves (by tests or user feedback) that LS-443 is solved, we can 
even release the beta before that.

> Another fundamental problem with the source protocol
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: LS-460
>                 URL: http://dev.sourcefabric.org/browse/LS-460
>             Project: Liquidsoap
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: David Baelde
>            Assignee: David Baelde
>            Priority: Major
>         Attachments: 460.patch
>
>
> After some thinking about liquidsoap 2, I found something tricky that I never 
> noticed before. It didn't take me two attempts to turn it into a bug... The 
> following script which crashes liquidsoap with a failed assertion:
> {{{
> q = 
> request.queue(queue=[request.create("/home/dbaelde/media/audio/albums/Doors/The
>  Doors/01 - The Doors - Break On Through (To The Other Side).mp3")])
> output.dummy(id="bar",mksafe(q))
> output.dummy(id="foo",fallback([amplify(1.,q),blank(duration=1.)]))
> def at(t,s)
>   add_timeout(t,{ignore(server.execute(s));(-1.)})
> end
> # TODO on peut aussi faire crasher liq en faisant un non-unit pas ignoré
> # e.g {"foo"} a runtime (minor bug)
> at(3.,"foo.stop")
> at(4.,"bar.skip")
> at(5.,"foo.start")
> }}}

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