Description of problem: Firstly, the bug is experienced in exaile. I just believe that exaile uses CDDB.py to do it's freebd lookups (I could be wrong). The problem is that when a record is in two categories in freebd, it will not necessarily choose the newest record, instead choosing the first record it finds in a category (and then not searching the other categories for newer revisions). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 11 How reproducible: Easy with the right CD (Seal - Seal for instance) Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start exaile. 2. Open Seal - Seal CD (id 750c3f09) 3. Tracks displayed after CDDB lookup. Actual results: Tracks displayed are from revision 14 is the 'misc' category Expected results: Tracks should be from revision 16 in the 'rock' category. Alternative software (like aqualung) seems to get this right. Additional info: use cddb_query to check entries with id 750c3f09 i.e cddb_query read misc 750c3f09 cddb_query read rock 750c3f09
Checked with exaile version 0.3 in fedora-rawhide repository with same result.
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