Filenames containing "#" fail

[alphapapa]

Ubuntu 13.04 Raring
Clementine 1.2.1-190-g7ad1d7a~raring

This was also filed here, and fixed--almost four years ago: #117 However, today I have this exact problem.

$ ls ~/Music/Artist
Album1
Album 2
Album #3

The tracks in the first two directories work fine, but the third one doesn't. The files show up in the library pane, but when I "Edit track information", all the fields are grayed out. When I add them to a playlist, their tags show up, but they can't be played, nor do moodbars generate for them.

The console shows this:

23:15:13.916 DEBUG TagReader:118                    Reading tags from "/home/me/Music/Artist/Album " 
23:15:13.916 INFO  TagReader:128                    TagLib hasn't been able to read  "/home/me/Music/Artist/Album "  file 

Somehow the path is being truncated from the "#" forward. This also happens if the directory name doesn't have a "#" but the filename does.

[davidsansome]

Bah, I think this was broken by revision 98dd001. Sorry.

[davidsansome]

Should be fixed now, but you'll need to remove and re-add any affected songs from your library.

[alphapapa]

That was quick! Thanks.