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artist name with ";" ignored #4

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rekhubs opened this issue May 4, 2018 · 4 comments
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artist name with ";" ignored #4

rekhubs opened this issue May 4, 2018 · 4 comments

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@rekhubs
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rekhubs commented May 4, 2018

hi, first of all, thanks for your amazing app!!
i'm using this music app Xiami, where multiple artists for a song is displayed as "Adele; Utada Hikaru; Drake".
i guess it's the ";" causing the app to ignore the tracks. would you please confirm and do

something like:
artists: string[] = artist.replace(/ *; */, ';').split(';')

cheers!

@cptchi
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cptchi commented Jun 22, 2018

I use Xiami too, and it scrobbled just fine for me just now.
Xiami has feats as "Artist 1; Artist 2" and NetEase Cloud Music has it as "Artist 1/Artist 2" and scrobbling like that will create a new artist tag because Last.fm can't handle more than 1 artist in the field. tbh I wish the app could prioritize the first artist when it finds these symbols in the artist field, but i dunno if it's possible.

@kawaiiDango
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added ; as a seperator. The first artist will be considered.

@KraXen72
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KraXen72 commented Feb 5, 2024

could you please add ', ' as a configurable separator? it's how auxio shows properly tagged multiple artist entries, such as

Cemetery Drive, kyaru

since some artists might have ', ' in their name, this should be configurable imo. thanks.

@kawaiiDango
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could you please add ', ' as a configurable separator? it's how auxio shows properly tagged multiple artist entries, such as

Cemetery Drive, kyaru

since some artists might have ', ' in their name, this should be configurable imo. thanks.

You can do that with regex edits.

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