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From August 09, 2016 to September 07, 2016

23:06 Bug #663: New song starts playing at the same position previous song was left: John Lindgren wrote:
> Bizarre. Obviously it works fine here; we would not have released a beta if that was happeni... Ludovico Ferdinando
04:10 Bug #663: New song starts playing at the same position previous song was left: Bizarre. Obviously it works fine here; we would not have released a beta if that was happening to everyone. What ty... John Lindgren
00:47 Bug #663 (Rejected): New song starts playing at the same position previous song was left: 1. Start playing a song
2. Open another song from Dolphin
Result:
New song starts playing at the same position t... Ludovico Ferdinando

17:29 Bug #662 (Closed): Too wide error message box when filename is long: John Lindgren

21:52 Bug #662: Too wide error message box when filename is long: John Lindgren wrote:
> What versions of Audacious and GTK+ are you using?
Audacious 3.8-beta2, libgtk+-2.0 2.24.30 day last

22:18 Bug #662: Too wide error message box when filename is long: What versions of Audacious and GTK+ are you using? John Lindgren
03:45 Bug #662 (Closed): Too wide error message box when filename is long: Could you truncate/wrap the error message if the filename is too long? I'm listening to youtube podcast radios with a... day last

03:23 Bug #661 (Rejected): When empty, "Artist column" is filled in with the folder name: Yep, closing. John Lindgren

23:29 Bug #661: When empty, "Artist column" is filled in with the folder name: I've found and unchecked the "guess missing metadata" option. You can close this issue. Sorry. Ludovico Ferdinando
23:15 Bug #661: When empty, "Artist column" is filled in with the folder name: When*, not then. Ludovico Ferdinando
23:15 Bug #661 (Rejected): When empty, "Artist column" is filled in with the folder name: Then a track doesn't have metadata, Audacious Qt uses the folder name to fill in the "Artist" column. This is bad beh... Ludovico Ferdinando

02:49 Feature #660: Allow making a playlist read-only: If you don't see a confirmation dialog on deleting a playlist, you probably clicked "don't show this again" at some p... John Lindgren
00:08 Feature #660: Allow making a playlist read-only: As you say, "almost but not quite"
Protecting from closing is OK, but protecting from editing is needed as well.
... Quentin SADERNE

23:31 Feature #660: Allow making a playlist read-only: Almost but not quite a duplicate of #190. John Lindgren
10:56 Feature #660 (Rejected): Allow making a playlist read-only: Nice-to-have feature:
Add a way to lock a playlist in order to prevent it from being edited or deleted
When peopl... Quentin SADERNE

22:09 Feature #621: Drag & Drop from Search tool into playlists: Thank you very much merging that all so fast. Paul Franke
18:27 Feature #621: Drag & Drop from Search tool into playlists: Excellent find, thanks. I looked briefly at the logic last night trying to figure out what was really going on, but ... John Lindgren
15:40 Feature #621: Drag & Drop from Search tool into playlists: This took me some time tracking down, but my last fix is rubbish.
Multiple selections of lists that are only a dra... Paul Franke
07:26 Feature #621: Drag & Drop from Search tool into playlists: That's rather odd ... anyway, thanks for the fix, applied. John Lindgren
02:37 Feature #621: Drag & Drop from Search tool into playlists: Great, thank you. Unfortunately the patch supporting lists that are only a drag source prevents dragging more than on... Paul Franke
00:09 Feature #621 (Closed): Drag & Drop from Search tool into playlists: Merged, thank you! John Lindgren

11:33 Feature #621: Drag & Drop from Search tool into playlists: I hope it is ok to post a patch this way. Paul Franke
00:29 Feature #659 (Closed): Audacious ported to BeOS: Fixed the header ordering issue. Uncommon math libraries are not of interest. John Lindgren

15:34 Feature #659 (Closed): Audacious ported to BeOS: I compiled successfully Audacious under Haiku OS.
I had to do only two fixes to make it working:
1) "-lm" for add... Carlo Bramini
02:49 Bug #658 (Rejected): Audacious for Windows 64 bit: That was a lot of words just to say that a 64-bit build might run faster or more efficiently. Speed is not really a ... John Lindgren

11:38 Bug #658: Audacious for Windows 64 bit: John Lindgren wrote:
> Why would you even want to do this? All major versions of Windows support the 32-bit API, an... Carlo Bramini
06:06 Bug #658: Audacious for Windows 64 bit: Why would you even want to do this? All major versions of Windows support the 32-bit API, and there is no reason a m... John Lindgren

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