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fix(qobuz): resolve web-player constants off the event pump - #1008
Closes#492. The first Qobuz event of a process resolved the web-player constants inline on the serial IoEvent pump: a login-page GET and, on a new bundle version, the ~9 MB bundle GET (up to 120 s). Every other event, for every source, waited behind it.
src/infra/qobuz/dispatch.rs now resolves the constants on one detached task shared by every caller (a Shared future, so two events never start two scrapes). The scrape itself is unchanged.
A Qobuz event that needs the constants (playlists, tracks, search, login, a Qobuz StartPlayback, and a native-queue advance onto a Qobuz track) is parked and the pump moves on. When the constants arrive, the parked events run in arrival order; if the resolve fails, the existing Qobuz status path reports it, and the next Qobuz action tries again.
Parked events carry the login epoch (auth::token_epoch, bumped by set_token), so a resolve that finishes after a login change does not replay stale work or save its cache.
A parked start (StartPlayback, AdvanceNativeQueue) also records App's playback-intent generation, which moves only on decisions about what plays or stops: a start of any source, pause, next, previous, a queue advance, a context or shuffle-session resume. If the user started or paused something else meanwhile, the parked start is dropped instead of taking over the sink. Volume, seek, shuffle/repeat toggles and device maintenance leave it alone. So do the driver's automatic advances (a track ending, a queue advance or replay): they go through App::dispatch_automatic, which the pump unwraps without moving the generation. A dropped start also clears the "getting ready" notice if it is still showing.
Replays keep arrival order: once the constants arrive, the pump drains the parked events in order, and a new Qobuz event that arrives before the batch is done queues behind it.
The pump clears the spinner once an event is parked, so the first parked event shows "Qobuz: getting ready…" (EN, zh-Hans, zh-Hant); the replay clears it.
Off-pump callers (playlist sync, startup) await the same shared resolve.
Testing
cargo fmt --all --check: clean
cargo clippy --locked -- -D warnings, with telemetry,tui, telemetry,tui,qobuz and --features all-sources: clean
cargo test --locked (default) and the slim build: passed
cargo test with the gui leg's features -- typescript_bindings_are_written: passed
New tests inject the resolver (no network): the pump-side call returns before the scrape and other events dispatch meanwhile; one scrape replays every parked event in order; a failure reports through the status path; a login change drops parked work; the preparing notice shows once and clears on replay.
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Bug Fixes
Qobuz actions now wait while required service information is prepared, with a status message shown during the wait.
Waiting actions are replayed in order. Superseded playback requests are discarded, and the preparation message is cleared when waiting actions resume.
Lookup failures are reported, and a later request can retry.
Documentation
Updated the unreleased changelog with details of the Qobuz preparation behavior.
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Commit: d814dd4975a1.
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Walkthrough
Qobuz constants now resolve through a shared detached task. Eligible events wait and replay in arrival order. Token epochs and playback-intent generations determine whether queued events remain valid. Failures are reported, and later requests can retry.
Token updates increment an epoch. Playback intent tracking distinguishes direct playback actions from automatic playback work and selected adjustments. Status strings add Qobuz preparation messages in English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.
Shared resolution and event replay src/infra/qobuz/dispatch.rs
A shared detached lookup caches successful constants and shares in-flight results. Eligible events replay in arrival order if their token and playback-intent snapshots remain current. Failures are reported to waiting apps, and later calls can retry. Tests cover sharing, cancellation, stale events, failures, and status handling.
Pump and native-queue replay src/runtime/pump.rs, src/infra/queue/dispatch.rs
The pump processes pending Qobuz events and waits for constants readiness. Native queue advances can defer before removing an item. Replayed advances bypass deferral.
sequenceDiagram
participant IoEventPump
participant QobuzDispatcher
participant ConstantsResolver
participant resolve_constants
IoEventPump->>QobuzDispatcher: Submit eligible Qobuz event
QobuzDispatcher->>ConstantsResolver: Queue event and start or join lookup
ConstantsResolver->>resolve_constants: Resolve constants on detached task
resolve_constants-->>ConstantsResolver: Return constants or failure
ConstantsResolver->>IoEventPump: Notify that resolution completed
IoEventPump->>QobuzDispatcher: Replay eligible queued events
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to d814d
Qobuz constants no longer block the event pump, and queued events replay in order. Some edge cases remain around which playback request wins while constants load. A pause, an automatic lap reshuffle, or an automatic queue advance can interact badly with a waiting Qobuz start. The result is unexpected playback, not data loss. Resolve these before merging or explicitly accept them.
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The title uses the conventional-commit prefix "fix" with the scope "qobuz", which matches the required format. It is concise and imperative. It states the main change: Qobuz web-player constants are r…
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Scope: directly linked issue #492. No parent or contextual issue applies. Requirements: (1) resolve the Qobuz web-player constants on a detached task, (2) keep the serial IoEvent pump from blocking on…
The title uses the conventional-commit prefix "fix" with the scope "qobuz", which matches the required format. It is concise and imperative. It states the main change: Qobuz web-player constants are resolved off the event pump. The raw summary confirms this change across dispatch.rs, the queue and pump routing, and the new resolver, and the linked issue #492 asks for the same outcome.
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Scope: directly linked issue #492. No parent or contextual issue applies. Requirements: (1) resolve the Qobuz web-player constants on a detached task, (2) keep the serial IoEvent pump from blocking on the login-page and bundle GETs, (3) re-dispatch the triggering event when the constants are ready.
Evidence from the whole-PR summary (merge base 8407974 to head d814dd4):
(1) src/infra/qobuz/dispatch.rs uses a process-wide shared resolver that runs on a detached task. Concurrent callers share one in-flight future, so two events do not start two scrapes. Off-pump callers (playlist sync, startup) await the same resolution.
(2) defer_constants parks a Qobuz event that needs the constants. The pump then selects other work. src/runtime/pump.rs checks for pending constants events and wakes on readiness.
(3) When resolution completes, the pump drains parked events in arrival order through route_queue_replay. Failures report through the existing Qobuz status path, and the next Qobuz action retries.
The token epoch and playback-intent generation guard parked work. They prevent replayed work from running after a login change or a newer playback decision. They do not conflict with #492.
Tests: the summary lists tests for resolver sharing, ordered replay, supersession, stale waits, failures, poisoned locks, cancellation, and the preparing notice. These test bodies were not read. Their existence is taken from the summary and PR description.
Limits: no focused code inspection was possible with the available tools. The change from 573c77b to d814dd4 is not described in the supplied evidence, so this verdict relies on the whole-PR summary for the current head. Live Qobuz behavior was not tested. That is a manual check, not a coding requirement. gui/src/bindings files are excluded by ignored_files and were not used.
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The changes fall into three groups.
Core #492 work: src/infra/qobuz/dispatch.rs (shared resolver, deferral, replay), src/infra/qobuz/auth.rs (token_epoch), src/infra/queue/dispatch.rs (route_queue_replay and deferral of native-queue advances), src/runtime/pump.rs (pending-event selection and wake-up), and the CHANGELOG.md entry.
Guards required by replay: src/core/app/mod.rs, construction.rs, playback_routing.rs, transport.rs, and apple_music.rs add the playback-intent generation. It drops a parked start when a newer playback decision occurs. Without it, a replayed start could override the user's later choice. The AutomaticPlayback wrapper and dispatch_automatic in the driver and src/infra/network/mod.rs keep automatic advances from bumping the generation. The PR description states this purpose, so these changes connect to #492.
Supporting changes: src/core/i18n/status_infra.rs adds the qobuz_preparing string in three locales. This string is used by the deferral notice.
No change was found that is unrelated to #492 or to the replay guards. The generation guard applies across sources, which is broader than a Qobuz-only fix. It is still tied to the stated supersession rule for parked starts, so it is a design choice and not an unrelated change.
Limits: no focused code inspection was possible with the available tools. The gui/src/bindings files are generated and excluded by ignored_files, and were not inspected.
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Review comments at @src/infra/qobuz/dispatch.rs:
- Line 271: Update the state.resolved publication and defer_with handling so
resolving constants does not disable pump-side deferral while the pending replay
batch is awaiting dispatch. Keep off-pump callers able to receive the resolved
constants independently, and release pump-side deferral only after the older
pending events have been dispatched, preserving arrival order.
- Around line 240-244: Add a playback-intent generation to PendingConstantsEvent
when enqueuing deferred starts in the state.pending flow, and validate it before
replaying the event. Advance the generation when a later explicit playback
request replaces the current intent, so stale Qobuz starts are rejected while
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A parked StartPlayback or AdvanceNativeQueue replays after the user has started something else and takes over the sink, which main never did (the CodeRabbit thread on dispatch.rs:240). Drop parked starts when a newer start arrives. The replay also goes to the back of the channel, so a newer queued Qobuz event runs first. The resolver's .lock().unwrap() should use if let Ok like auth.rs.
Thanks, all three addressed in c5a4030 (rebased on main for the CHANGELOG conflict):
Parked StartPlayback and AdvanceNativeQueue record a playback-intent generation on App and are dropped on replay if it moved. It moves only on decisions about what plays or stops: a start of any source, pause, next/previous, a queue advance or finish, ResumeSpotifyContext and the native shuffle-session resumes. Volume, seek, shuffle/repeat and device maintenance keep it, so nudging the volume during the wait does not cancel the start. Tests cover a later local start and a pause dropping the parked start, settings changes keeping it, and two parked starts where only the newer one replays.
The pump now drains the parked batch in arrival order, and a Qobuz event that arrives while the batch is still pending queues behind it instead of running first.
The resolver mutex uses if let Ok / let Ok … else, like auth.rs.
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- Line 184: The pump currently assigns a fresh playback generation when it
receives an older queued start, allowing it to survive a later direct pause.
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The three asks are done. One gap: the tick's end-of-track NextTrack and AdvanceNativeQueue (driver/mod.rs:625, :687, :696) go through App::dispatch and bump the generation, so a local track that ends during the scrape drops the user's parked Qobuz start. Can automatic advances skip the bump, like EnsurePlaybackContinues does? Also clear the "getting ready" status when a parked start is dropped.
Thanks, both done in 573c77b (rebased on main for the CHANGELOG conflict):
The driver's automatic advances (end-of-track NextTrack, AdvanceNativeQueue, ReplayCurrentTrack, FinishNativeQueue) now go through App::dispatch_automatic, which wraps the event in IoEvent::AutomaticPlayback. The pump unwraps it in prepare_playback_event before handling and skips the generation bump for it; every other playback decision still bumps. automatic_advances_keep_a_parked_qobuz_start_until_the_user_skips covers each automatic event keeping the parked start, and a user NextTrack dropping it.
Dropping a parked start (supersession or a login change) clears "Qobuz: getting ready…" when it is still the live status, and leaves a later message alone.
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- Line 132: Update the playback-routing handling for ReshuffleNativeShuffleLap
so an automatic lap reshuffle does not increment the user-intent generation or
invalidate a pending Qobuz start; keep generation changes for explicit playback
decisions separate, and mark the automatic dispatch from
sync_native_shuffle_index as automatic work using the existing mechanism.
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- Around line 229-233: Update the replay handling for
IoEvent::AdvanceNativeQueue so an automatic advance parked after an explicit
Qobuz start cannot pass the playback-intent check and replace that start’s
selected track. Establish a safe way to distinguish this ordering without
weakening the existing intent safeguards; preserve dispatch_automatic’s contract
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not count an automatic lap reshuffle as a new user intent.
While a Qobuz start waits for constants, Spotify can finish a repeat-all lap. sync_native_shuffle_index then calls dispatch(ReshuffleNativeShuffleLap). This arm increments the generation, so next_pending discards the user's Qobuz start.
Mark that automatic sender as automatic work. Keep explicit playback decisions separate.
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Review comment at @src/core/app/playback_routing.rs at line 132:
Update the playback-routing handling for ReshuffleNativeShuffleLap so an automatic lap reshuffle does not increment the user-intent generation or invalidate a pending Qobuz start; keep generation changes for explicit playback decisions separate, and mark the automatic dispatch from sync_native_shuffle_index as automatic work using the existing mechanism.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Replayed automatic queue advances can replace a newer explicit Qobuz start.
While a Qobuz start waits for constants, the current local track can end. The driver then sends an automatic AdvanceNativeQueue. It parks with the same playback-intent generation as the start, because automatic work does not bump that generation. On replay, the start runs first and keeps the queued Qobuz track. The advance then passes the generation check and pops that next queued track, so it plays over the track the user selected.
dispatch_automatic is documented to dispatch tick-driven work "without replacing the user's intent." The replayed advance breaks that contract in this ordering. A fix needs a rule that keeps a later automatic advance from replacing an explicit start that was parked before it. The inspected code does not establish a safe localized edit, so this comment does not propose one.
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Review comment at @src/infra/qobuz/dispatch.rs around lines 229 - 233:
Update the replay handling for IoEvent::AdvanceNativeQueue so an automatic advance parked after an explicit Qobuz start cannot pass the playback-intent check and replace that start’s selected track. Establish a safe way to distinguish this ordering without weakening the existing intent safeguards; preserve dispatch_automatic’s contract of not replacing user intent.
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Summary
Closes #492. The first Qobuz event of a process resolved the web-player constants inline on the serial IoEvent pump: a login-page GET and, on a new bundle version, the ~9 MB bundle GET (up to 120 s). Every other event, for every source, waited behind it.
src/infra/qobuz/dispatch.rsnow resolves the constants on one detached task shared by every caller (aSharedfuture, so two events never start two scrapes). The scrape itself is unchanged.StartPlayback, and a native-queue advance onto a Qobuz track) is parked and the pump moves on. When the constants arrive, the parked events run in arrival order; if the resolve fails, the existing Qobuz status path reports it, and the next Qobuz action tries again.auth::token_epoch, bumped byset_token), so a resolve that finishes after a login change does not replay stale work or save its cache.StartPlayback,AdvanceNativeQueue) also recordsApp's playback-intent generation, which moves only on decisions about what plays or stops: a start of any source, pause, next, previous, a queue advance, a context or shuffle-session resume. If the user started or paused something else meanwhile, the parked start is dropped instead of taking over the sink. Volume, seek, shuffle/repeat toggles and device maintenance leave it alone. So do the driver's automatic advances (a track ending, a queue advance or replay): they go throughApp::dispatch_automatic, which the pump unwraps without moving the generation. A dropped start also clears the "getting ready" notice if it is still showing.Testing
telemetry,tui,telemetry,tui,qobuzand--features all-sources: cleanguileg's features -- typescript_bindings_are_written: passedNew tests inject the resolver (no network): the pump-side call returns before the scrape and other events dispatch meanwhile; one scrape replays every parked event in order; a failure reports through the status path; a login change drops parked work; the preparing notice shows once and clears on replay.
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