mherger wrote:
> > Hmm I see in the comments for the pull request that Michael wasn't
> > totally convinced of the logic behind it and said it would be easy to
> > revoke if it caused issues. It has caused issues.
>
> Please define "issues", and some number to allow for the plural :-).
>
> If
philchillbill wrote:
> Not commenting on the sanity/desirability of the requirement to do so,
> but if you need to add a single line of text to hundreds of files then a
> 3-line script in e.g bash/Perl/Python will do it in a jiffy. No need to
> do it by hand.
Not quite. All the cuesheets are
So, apparently, the only way to get multi-artist cuesheets to show up in
Various artists now is to add:
REM COMPILATION 1
..to every cuesheet that you want to show up under Various Artists. In
my case, to do that manually, would be hundreds of hours of work.
So again, my question is: why
Hmm I see in the comments for the pull request that Michael wasn't
totally convinced of the logic behind it and said it would be easy to
revoke if it caused issues. It has caused issues.
Please define "issues", and some number to allow for the plural :-).
If the issue is a change in behaviour
gharris999 wrote:
> So, apparently, the only way to get multi-artist cuesheets to show up in
> Various artists now is to add:
>
> REM COMPILATION 1
>
> ..to every cuesheet that you want to show up under Various Artists. In
> my case, to do that manually, would be hundreds of hours of work.
>
gharris999 wrote:
> Yes, I think they're all related. What I'm unsure of is if the intended
> result was to force everyone to have to manually tag all their cuesheets
> if they wanted them to be recognized as compilations. That seems like a
> really big change in fundamental behavior for the
mherger wrote:
> > Hmm I see in the comments for the pull request that Michael wasn't
> > totally convinced of the logic behind it and said it would be easy to
> > revoke if it caused issues. It has caused issues.
>
> Please define "issues", and some number to allow for the plural :-).
>
> If
