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Custom playlist music order was ignored. Queue music by filter and collection. #30343

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@wezwery wezwery commented Oct 18, 2024

Added the ability to filter music by search or by music collection to play.

Added the ability to filter music by search or by music collection to play.
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bdach commented Oct 18, 2024

Bit weird to see this opened given that I explicitly assigned myself to the issue with the intent to work on it but sure I guess?

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wezwery commented Oct 18, 2024

I saw it only after the problem was solved...

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wezwery commented Oct 18, 2024

I'm not claiming approval, as there might be a simpler approach to fixing this issue.

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bdach commented Oct 18, 2024

Yeah not a problem I guess, just a tad strange. I'll review this by Monday at the latest.

@wezwery wezwery changed the title Fixed a bug where custom playlist music order was ignored. Custom playlist music order was ignored. Queue music by filter and collection. Oct 19, 2024
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I have several issues with this, but they all boil down to the central design of this, so I'm going to leave it at just the one comment about the problem with the design

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if (currentCriteria == criteria)
updateMusicControllerPlaylist();

items.FilterCompleted += () => Scheduler.AddOnce(updateMusicControllerPlaylist);

void updateMusicControllerPlaylist()
{
musicController.Playlist.Clear();
musicController.Playlist.AddRange(AllVisibleSets);
}
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So I was skeptical that this did anything, in particular that this will support reordering items correctly, and yet... it does? It does because every reorder of items in the list calls OnItemsChanged(), and every OnItemsChanged() for this container calls Filter(). And thus the list is cleared and re-populated anew on every item reorder.

Stress-testing it on a huge database (~230MB) it is pretty visible in there, although maybe not as much as I'd actually expect it to be after inferring the above:

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@ppy/team-client am I the only one who has a problem with this? The code is otherwise (deceptively?) simple and it appears to work correctly...

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@bdach if you think it's okay then i'm fine with the simple approach until someone complains about performance.

@peppy peppy requested review from peppy and removed request for peppy October 23, 2024 06:48
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bdach commented Nov 1, 2024

Test failures require addressing

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wezwery commented Nov 1, 2024

I don't understand why github tests don't pass, because everything works for me.

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