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Album not showing up if empty folder with same name but different capitalization exists #371
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Originally created by @lxea on GitHub (Feb 1, 2019).
Description
Sorry if this is way too specific a bug to my music library, but i had 2 folders like so
Artist/(2016) The Album name/
Artist/(2016) The Album Name/
One of these folders was empty, containing only a folder.jpg while the other contained all the tracks and a folder.jpg but because one was empty the folder with the tracks never got checked
Expected behavior
The library scan should check both folders, i assume it is case insensitive while in this case maybe it should be?
System:
Additional context
Thanks so much for this project its super cool, I'm really enjoying my jellyfin experience :)
@JustAMan commented on GitHub (Feb 1, 2019):
I think most checks are case-insensitive, plus Windows and some default installs of MacOS don't even support case sensitivity in paths.
I am also failing to see real use for such naming scheme, but am open to be proved wrong.
For now I am tempted to close as "working as intended", but let's hear more people in case I am wrong.
@lxea commented on GitHub (Feb 2, 2019):
The naming scheme wasnt intentional, it was changed by beets but it left files behind so thats why there were 2 folders, The album shows up in supysonic/other players so I figured I would report it here just in case it might be preferred behavior
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