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Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.2.8 How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start Exaile and play a song. 2. Go to View -> Information and click any of the three options: artist information, album information, or lyrics. Otherwise use Ctrl+E (artist information) or Ctrl+L (lyrics) to do the same thing. Actual results: The extra tab, alongside the 'playlist' tab, displaying the requested information does not show up. Expected results: A new tab should be created, which should display the artist information, album information, or lyrics of the currently playing tune. Usually the Wikipedia entry of the artist or album is displayed; while the lyrics is obtained from a different server Additional info: n.a.
I tested this with ver. 0.2.9b2, which is what I have currently installed, and it works as expected. So this issue is probably fixed in 0.2.9; but I'm holding back pushing the beta version for FC6 until the final 0.2.9 release is made (expectedly soon).
Exaile 0.2.9 has been released.
(In reply to comment #2) > Exaile 0.2.9 has been released. Yeah, it has already been built for Extras, should be available in the repo soon.
There was no bug in Exaile 0.2.8, since the issue is present in 0.2.9 too. This is because Exaile needs gnome-python2-extras and gnome-python2-gtkhtml to display the artist, album and lyrics information. In 0.2.10 gtkhtml will be replaced by 'mozembed'.' However while doing: # rpm -Uvh exaile-0.2.9-1... does not list any of the above mentioned packages as dependencies, even when I did not have them installed. Maybe you could include them as depedencies, since their absense take away some of the charm of Exaile.
If I understand you correctly, installing gnome-python2-gtkhtml make the bug disappear for you? I'm going to add gnome-python2-extras and gnome-python2-gtkhtml dependencies to exaile.
I am definite about gnome-python2-gtkhtml, but gnome-python2-extras needs some more investigation.
New build with the dependencies should hit the mirrors soon.
For python related packages, I usually try the following ------------------------------------------------------------- $ LANG=C grep -r 'import ' `rpm -ql foo` | grep -v Binary | sed -e 's|.*:||' | sed -e 's|^[ \t][ \t]*||' | sort | uniq --------------------------------------------------------------
Please check the following https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-devel-list/2007-March/msg01869.html
Fixed.