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"t.toLowerCase is not a function" when try and play a song in a playlist #1231

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kjukmar2 opened this issue Mar 20, 2022 · 6 comments
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Platform: Linux Mint 20.3

Nuclear version: 0.6.17; Appimage with AppimageLauncher

Description of the issue: I can't say that I really if I do things correctly, but it appears to be riddled with problems at my machine. At the very start of the appimage (and the .deb package previously) there's is an "Cannot read property 'sourceName' of undefined" error. But now a more serious issue appeared. The appimage just crashes when it tries to play one particular song (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_3TY8Cx03w) when it's in a playlist, but by itself that song can be played perfectly fine. I tried running the appimage in the terminal, and it reported 2 "t.toLowerCase is not a function" errors at the same time when I replicated the bug. I am really at a loss, as so far the player has been doing wonders.
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@kjukmar2 kjukmar2 added the bug This issue identifies a bug in Nuclear. label Mar 20, 2022
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nukeop commented Mar 20, 2022

Needs investigation and debugging

@nukeop nukeop added the good first issue This issue is a low hanging fruit perfect for new contributors and shouldn't take too much time. label Mar 20, 2022
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huangworld commented Mar 21, 2022

I successfully replicated this problem on the latest version on a macOS so it's rather a serious bug. I'm claiming this to work on it.

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weiji-li commented Mar 21, 2022

I will be working with @huangworld on this issue.

A more precise description would be: Playing this song in the playlist will crash the app.

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nukeop commented Mar 21, 2022

Sure, thanks.

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I want to add a little something. I first encountered the bug when i copy-pasted the link to youtube music video in the app's built-in search bar. During now i have tried looking up the same song just in the app, and the problem persisted. I also want to add that this problem seems to be caused by other songs by this artist.

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nukeop commented Mar 21, 2022

I don't think that matters since pasting a link to a youtube video doesn't do anything special, it just searches for this string in the selected search provider.

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