Yes. I’m having to do that a lot with Spotify. Sometimes its fine, but it’s also not finding a bunch of Spotify releases as well. Unfortunately, I’m thinking it’s a change on Spotify’s end and maybe not much can be done about it. Much like what has happened with Deezer as well.
I’ve opened a PR to detect DJ-mixes based on the release title or if the track titles end with “mixed” (in a few different formats). Reviews, comment with insights into edge cases with releases in this area, etc, are welcome on the PR
Is it just me, or does Harmony make fewer suggestions to add external links to artists?
For example: https://harmony.pulsewidth.org.uk/release/actions?release_mbid=59bd2071-0e01-47a2-9c68-a75b0f2bcfa6
Would be amazing to have an autoconvert between spotify tracks URL and release. I often find myself copying links straight from Google which are actually /track URLs
Weirdly enough, Marlonob’s original a-tisket doesn’t have an issue with Deezer. Needless to say that I have no problem doing manual API lookups through URL (api.deezer.com) either.
Deezer seems to block all API requests with HTTP 403 errors (rather than the documented rate limit errors). Harmony respects the rate limits, but it shares the same server as a-tisket, so the combination of both has probably lead to this issue (as they are not aware of each other).
In the end it is a similar problem as the recent cases where Spotify blocked us for hours.
I can’t properly address such issues with my limited server access, but I wrote atj a message.
Some releases are showing up in Harmony as having 0 tracks on TIDAL. (I’ve been able to manually add the links from the TIDAL website, so I know this is some sort of BS.) Has anyone else experienced this?
Last two days I’m constantly getting Tidal returning 0 or returning a tracklist with one less track, and when checking via tidal directly it has the same amount of tracks as the other platforms.
Example: Harmony claims that tidal only has 8 tracks while tidal shows all 14 tracks.
This is a known issue, although I’m no longer sure whether our previous interpretations of Tidal’s behavior are correct (see my latest comment):
I would appreciate a few more examples for the ticket, maybe we still manage to find a pattern. Please lookup the Tidal URL directly without enabling any other providers and copy the permalink. Each example should include Harmony permalink, your region and which tracks you can see/play on the website in that region.
Nothing happened, nobody took up the task to implement a Qobuz provider so far.
Creating a dedicated issue for Qobuz with all the information from this overview issue would be a good start if you (or anyone else) is interested in implementing it. (I have other priorities currently.)