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lfg6000 avatar lfg6000 commented on August 24, 2024 1

just tried it. it appears spotify is still ignoring the position param sent by playlist_remove_specific_occurrences_of_items()

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lfg6000 avatar lfg6000 commented on August 24, 2024 1

Here is an effort to clearly summarize the impact of this api-bug

Prior to this Spotify Change
If you have Multiple Copies of the Same Track in a playlist and you selected ONE of them to be removed, just the selected track would be removed.

After this Spotify Change
If you have Multiple Copies of the Same Track in a playlist and you selected ONE of them to be removed, now ALL copies of the selected track will be removed from the playlist.

Example
If you have two copies of the same track in a playlist you can no longer remove just one of them, both copies of the track will be removed. It is no longer possible to remove duplicates from a playlist using the web api. All you can do is remove all copies of a track from a playlist.

Spotify Web API Documentation
I sure hope the Spotify Remove Playlist Items doc page gets updated to make this clear.

Spotipy Code and Documentation
Once it becomes clear spotify is not going to fix this issue, it seems like the spotipy playlist_remove_specific_occurrences_of_items() api docs and code will need to be updated so that the items param to longer requires a position for each track id.

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dieser-niko avatar dieser-niko commented on August 24, 2024

Hi, according to this comment, reordering works again (using the same endpoint), so maybe deleting specific occurrences works too. I'll try that when I get around to it.
#1099 (comment)

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dieser-niko avatar dieser-niko commented on August 24, 2024

I think they are trying to make sure that the documentation matches the API. They recently removed an argument that isn't in the documentation for quite a while. Maybe it's the same in this case here. #1107

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dieser-niko avatar dieser-niko commented on August 24, 2024

One of the comments in your community post seems to mention UIDs that would identify different items in a playlist. Let's hope this is implemented in the API. Would be a good replacement.

I've also contacted Spotify support directly, maybe a moderator will take a look and give us an answer.

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lfg6000 avatar lfg6000 commented on August 24, 2024

thanks for contacting the moderator. maybe the moderator will contact a spotify employee....

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