I tried to drag one file (2-01) from the far left pane (which, for some unknown reason, was open to the directory in question—it typically picks some directory seemingly at random) to the far right pane which you can see at the end. I also tried to drag the directory into the middle and right panes, tried to right-click and add it, etc., again, to no avail. The files seemingly do not exist to Picard unless I grab them individually and move them.
I unfortunately cannot reproduce the behavior here, but I think I found the cause for the issue. I need some more testing and then I’ll submit a fix.
So once the pull request is merged, is this going to push out into the dev branch so that apt will install it automatically next time I do an apt update/upgrade?
/etc/apt/sources.list.d $ l -w 1 musicbrainz-developers-ubuntu-*
musicbrainz-developers-ubuntu-daily-focal.list
musicbrainz-developers-ubuntu-daily-focal.list.save
musicbrainz-developers-ubuntu-stable-focal.list
musicbrainz-developers-ubuntu-stable-focal.list.save
Well… if you want, you can grab that AK & US torrent and then try tagging it since I’ve put it into MBDB. I tried to make a magnet with torrenttools, but it didn’t work when I tried to add it 'cuz you have to sign up for LosslessLegs.
Yes, the daily PPA builds daily with the latest development changes. So the change will eventually show up in the PPA, likely you’ll get an update tomorrow.
I saw picard get updated in today’s apt upgrade and that AK & US album tagged properly. I checked Grateful Dead – Europe 72: The Complete Recordings which has 578 .flac files and that worked as well.
Now, the problem that started this: Why aren’t “media” 1-9 automatically saved as 01-09 in a set with >9 media? E.g., “Medium 1: 1989-01-28: The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA” should be “Medium 01: 1989-01-28: The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA.” Can’t change media numbering in MBDB so the solution should come from there.