Wrong Track Plays on Selection When In Playlist

[feerlessleadr]

Hi - Having a strange issue. I play most of my music based on playlists provided by my music provider (jellyfin). Just recently (although I haven't used music assistant, and therefore Ensemble in a while, so I'm not exactly sure when), whenever I select a song to play from a playlist, a completely different song will queue and play. It doesn't matter what song I select, or how many times I select a song, a different track will always begin playing.

When I select a track through the app either by going directly to the tracks/artists/album section, everything works as it should. Here is a debug log from the app of me selecting a few songs via the playlists and a different song plays:

https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/XCHZzm3kWS/

Oddly enough, when I use the MA web interface, I have no issue picking a song from a playlist. However, when I use the MA web interface from my phone, when I first select a song to play from a playlist, the wrong song will play. However, as soon as I select another song (could be the same song again, or a different song), the correct song will always play (it appears that the wrong song plays only first try when using the MA web interface on my phone). So I'm not sure if this is an ensemble problem, MA problem, or a problem with my phone.

[swever826]

Just to give more context if it helps, this happens to me also only when I have shuffle enabled. Disabling shuffle plays the track I selected.

So the bug might be that the app shuffles the tracks before it starts playing the music and the track selected is shuffled to another place in the query?

[feerlessleadr]

holy shit, you're right, good call. I can see when I load the track with shuffle enabled that the wrong song plays, then for a second, the correct song appears in the now playing screen (but it doesn't play, the wrong song continues to play).

When I disable shuffle, it fixes the issue, so it appears that shuffle is the culprit. thank you! I was pulling my hair out with this one. At least I can use this as a temporary workaround.