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Thank you very much for the pyechonest library!!! It is awesome so far : )
To reproduce: call Playlist.static(..., bucket=['id:spotify', 'tracks']) then find that someResultSong.get_foreign_id() returns None although someResultSong.cache['tracks'][0]['foreign_id'] is already filled.
I also noticed that someResultSong.get_foreign_id() also tries to find the foreign_id using only bucket=['id:spotify'](ie.the catalog space) and looking into Song objects... Whereas the right for me would be to have bucket=['id:spotify','tracks'] and look into Song.tracks...
Have a nice day!!! : )
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Hello,
Thank you very much for the pyechonest library!!! It is awesome so far : )
To reproduce: call Playlist.static(..., bucket=['id:spotify', 'tracks']) then find that someResultSong.get_foreign_id() returns None although someResultSong.cache['tracks'][0]['foreign_id'] is already filled.
I also noticed that someResultSong.get_foreign_id() also tries to find the foreign_id using only bucket=['id:spotify'](ie.the catalog space) and looking into Song objects... Whereas the right for me would be to have bucket=['id:spotify','tracks'] and look into Song.tracks...
Have a nice day!!! : )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: