See screenshot.
The first two versions of the album are OK/legit.
The third one is not - it does not exist on the filesystem.
Furthermore, there is no such directory.
/Users/dmp/Music/Azmodan/Jazz <- legit
/Users/dmp/Music/Azmodan/c/Azmodan/Jazz <- does not exist - has never existed
This ^ is weird - if I were to guess, I would say it looks like a path resolution failure with windows (“c:”) assumptions hardcoded?
Not 100% sure how to reproduce, but it seems like this:
change something on the filesystem outside of Roon
force Roon to rescan the folder
Also worth mentioning is that “/Users/dmp/Music/Azmodan/” is a symlink, and is the folder root I pointed Roon to.
add a storage Folder that is actually a symlink to an external hard drive
add an album to the storage, with at least two versions
manually rename a jpg file inside the album to “cover.jpg”
immediately after, a “ghost/bogus” version of the album is created, with the funky path
If you try to play the fake album, it will fail of course, and eventually (after some time), the fake album will disappear.
I also tried the exact same steps against a storage folder that is NOT a symlink and wasn’t able to reproduce, so… seems to me like the fact the folder is a symlink is the culprit.
My timezone: PST
Name of the test album where the behavior is visible right now: Body of the Life Force, Afu-ra.
Attaching screenshots, with storage details and the bogus version underlined.