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3.1.0 breaks Spotify Support #153

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thexmanxyz opened this issue Jul 19, 2017 · 8 comments
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3.1.0 breaks Spotify Support #153

thexmanxyz opened this issue Jul 19, 2017 · 8 comments

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@thexmanxyz
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thexmanxyz commented Jul 19, 2017

Hey there,

I have mopidy running on a RPI3 with debian and after an upgrade to 3.1.0 yesterday the mopidy-spotify plugin seems to be broken. There are no personal playlists in 3.1.0 I also can't access anything spotify related. The playlist browsing for Spotify playlists works but there are no titles shown. Idk if this is related to #133 or #140 or a specific distribution. However I tried reinstalling the plugin, which didn't change anything. Finally, reverting back to version 3.0.0 did it and now everything works again like a charm. So I assume that the version 3.1.0 breaks the Spotify support, at least on my debian setup. I also tried reinstalling the 3.1.0 multiple times but that does not help. Only the 3.0.0 works.

Linux Version:
4.9.35-v7+ #1014 SMP Fri Jun 30 14:47:43 BST 2017 armv7l GNU/Linux
Debian 8.0

Any suggestions? Just want to let you know that something breaks the plugin.

@kingosticks
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I'm not able to reproduce what you describe on my x86 system and my personal playlists show up fine (Spotify owned playlists currently do not, that's #140). Searching and playback work fine also. Searching does not work in v3.0.0, so I'm not sure I understand your findings.

Please provide the output of mopidy deps and a link to a verbose log (mopidy -v) as described here.

@thexmanxyz
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thexmanxyz commented Jul 20, 2017

You're right it's possible that searching does not work in v3.0.0. I didn't test everything in deep so I can't tell how many of the features are currently broken. However, playback and public playlists work (some may not => #140). Ok that's strange and I'm currently also not able to reproduce it because the system is not located in my home and I also do not have a PI3 laying around to test. However I will try to get the system home to investigate a little more. I come back soon with the debug and dependency output ;)

@jodal
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jodal commented Jul 26, 2017

Make sure you've set the new required configs in 3.1.0.

@thexmanxyz
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thexmanxyz commented Jul 26, 2017

@jodal sorry for my maybe stupid question. But what are the new configs which have to be set in addition to the ones working with 3.0.0? Are they located in the mopidy.conf? Please let me know what config key/value pairs you have in mind that may cause the described problem :). Thanks already for your help! I was still not able to test and evaluate the logs but I will as soon as I get the device where mopidy is running :)

@kingosticks
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client_id = ... client_id value you got from mopidy.com ...
client_secret = ... client_secret value you got from mopidy.com ...

Obtained from https://www.mopidy.com/authenticate/#spotify

@thexmanxyz
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thexmanxyz commented Jul 26, 2017

@kingosticks Big thanks, I overlooked the client credentials because I confounded them with the spotify_web plugin, which also have the same two key value pairs. Didn't see that these have now to be also set for the mopidy-spotify plugin. Thanks for clarification!

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LxFx commented Jul 29, 2017

Solved by adding new required configs, thanks!

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thexmanxyz commented Sep 17, 2017

@jodal @kingosticks sorry for the late response and report back. the suggested answer worked ;).

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