sonice's executable "rake" conflicts with anyplayer about so-nice

[sunny]

Thank you for bringing this up! That's an error, rake should not be packaged inside anyplayer or sonice.

[sunny]

Version 2.2.1 was released to fix this 🎉

even if I don't understand the "voting system"

Yeah, it's not very explicit, but it's a way to skip a song after several people decided to vote against it. You should disable it if it’s not useful to you.

and the artist picture is missing

Yes, unfortunately last.fm’s API doesn’t provide the photos anymore. Hopefully that PR gets merged soon.

Thank you for feedback, @Saroumane :)

[Saroumane]

Yeah, it's not very explicit, but it's a way to skip a song after several people decided to vote against it. You should disable it if it’s not useful to you.

Yes, I get it but when/how the skip decision is handled ? I guess web clients can cast their vote anytime, but even after reading the code I don't understand if there is a threshold value that triggers the skip. (No offense, your code is probably well presented but I never used Ruby :)

Use case : 2 sonice web client connected. Can it be configured so that the current song is skipped as soon as 2 "skip votes" are casted ?

[sunny]

Yes, there's a threshold of 5. No offense taken, the threshold is a constant inside anyplayer… so really not ideal.

This is definitely something that could use some configuration, e.g. SONICE_VOTING_SKIP_AFTER=2.