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testing a new autoplaylist showed that the track cache contained 0 items
once a song finished playing, the track cache contained just it
reloading the extension then the page fixed the problem
My best guess is that the indexedb contained 0 tracks on the first load, since the diff update should work to pull the entire library. This makes sense, since google's client wouldn't have had a chance to pull down the library yet.
I'm not sure how to detect this since I didn't get a good look at the idb before reloading the page (oops). At very least, it ought to be possible to test this hypothesis by blowing away all cached data for google music, then reloading the page.
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This is a weird one. Here's what happened:
My best guess is that the indexedb contained 0 tracks on the first load, since the diff update should work to pull the entire library. This makes sense, since google's client wouldn't have had a chance to pull down the library yet.
I'm not sure how to detect this since I didn't get a good look at the idb before reloading the page (oops). At very least, it ought to be possible to test this hypothesis by blowing away all cached data for google music, then reloading the page.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: