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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a ChangesPlayback resume position
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The playback changes can lose saved provider resume state after failed playback and can alter resume behavior for yt-dlp searches. These are concrete correctness regressions affecting playback position, so merge should wait for the targeted fixes. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Model
participant Provider
participant Engine
participant Player
Model->>Provider: Resolve TrackPosition(track)
Provider-->>Model: Return validated offset
Model->>Engine: PlayAt(path, duration, offset)
Engine->>Player: Start playback at offset
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In `@player/player.go`:
- Around line 135-137: Update the error return in PlayAt after buildPipeline
fails to wrap the original error with PlayAt context using fmt.Errorf and %w,
preserving the underlying error for unwrapping.
In `@ui/model/playback.go`:
- Around line 324-326: Update playTrack and the local m.player.PlayAt path so
startPosition(track) is evaluated inside a tea.Cmd rather than before playTrack
returns, preventing provider lookup from blocking local playback. Return that
command and handle its result using the existing playback error and resume
handling message flow, while preserving the current streaming branch behavior.
- Around line 499-512: Update the playback position resolution around
findPlaybackReporter so TrackPosition is resolved independently from
PlaybackReporter and CanReportPlayback(track), while preserving the existing
hint fallback. Search the same provider candidates with a dedicated
TrackPosition resolver, and add coverage using a provider that implements
TrackPosition but not PlaybackReporter.
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Play() wired the stream to the speaker before applyResume() seeked, so a resumed track briefly played from 0:00 before jumping forward. Add PlayAt(), which positions the decoder between buildPipeline() and playPipeline() -- nothing consumes the stream yet, so it needs no speaker lock and makes no sound. Play() delegates with a zero offset. takeResume() clears the pending resume as it hands the offset over, so the post-play applyResume() does not seek a second time.
The startup hint fires once, so a track revisited later in the session restarted from zero. Providers that track position server-side can now answer per track via provider.TrackPosition, which Audiobookshelf implements from the same progress it already reports -- so a revisited track continues from where listening actually reached. The lookup runs in the playback command's goroutine, not the UI loop: the Audiobookshelf client allows 30s, and blocking there would freeze the UI on every play if the server were unreachable.
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In `@ui/model/playback.go`:
- Around line 564-568: Update startPosition so matching m.resume.path and
m.resume.secs are not cleared while calculating the hint; clear them only after
PlayAt succeeds, using the local success path or streamPlayedMsg success
handler, while preserving the resume state when pipeline setup fails.
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ui/model/playback.go (1)
571-575: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winHonor the provider's zero-position contract.
When
positioneris non-nil,provider.TrackPositiondefines0as "start over." Thepos > 0check treats0as no provider value and returnshintinstead. A stalem.resumevalue can therefore override the provider and resume a completed track.Return the provider result whenever
positioneris non-nil. Keephintas the fallback only when no position provider exists. Add a regression case with a zero provider result and a matchingm.resume. If zero should mean "no value," change the interface to use explicit absence semantics.Proposed fix
return func() time.Duration { if positioner != nil { - if pos := positioner.TrackPosition(track); pos > 0 { - return pos - } + return positioner.TrackPosition(track) } return hint }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@ui/model/playback.go`:
- Around line 571-575: Update the position resolution logic around
positioner.TrackPosition so any result is returned whenever positioner is
non-nil, including zero; use hint only when no position provider exists. Add a
regression case covering a zero provider result alongside a matching m.resume
value, ensuring the provider’s zero-position contract is preserved.
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In `@ui/model/playback.go`:
- Around line 563-568: The playback position resolution around applyResume must
distinguish provider-supplied offsets, including zero, from saved resume
offsets. When positioner provides a position, do not apply m.resume; after
successful playback clear the matching resume state, while retaining it when
playback fails. Use m.resume only when no provider position is available.
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In `@ui/model/playback.go`:
- Around line 572-575: The playback flow currently clears provider-backed resume
state before playback success is known. Move clearResume(track) from the
provider-position setup in ui/model/playback.go:572-575 into the successful
local and stream playback paths, preserving the provider position behavior;
update ui/model/resume_test.go:77-90 to verify failed playback retains resume
state and successful playback clears it.
- Around line 560-562: Update the position-resolution condition surrounding
findTrackPosition so yt-dlp inputs, including playlist.IsYTSearch cases, are
excluded while regular streams and supported provider tracks retain the existing
behavior. Preserve the yt-dlp resume path and add regression coverage using a
saved resume hint.
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Resolve TrackPosition through its own provider lookup rather than findPlaybackReporter, which gates on PlaybackReporter and would ignore a provider that only implements TrackPosition. Skip that lookup for local files, so the synchronous call on the local playback path cannot make an HTTP request on the UI goroutine. Wrap the buildPipeline error with PlayAt context.
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Summary
Starting a track that has a stored position plays a split second of its opening, then jumps forward to the saved point. Play it again later in the same session and it starts from zero instead, having forgotten the position entirely.
Play()wired the stream to the speaker and only then letapplyResume()seek, so that first fraction of a second came from 0:00.PlayAt()positions the decoder before the pipeline reaches the speaker, where nothing is consuming it yet, so no audio plays from the start.The position was also a one-shot startup hint, consumed on first use. Providers that track position server-side can now answer per track via
provider.TrackPosition, asked on every play;m.resumestays the fallback.The provider lookup runs in the playback command's goroutine rather than the UI loop, since the Audiobookshelf client allows 30s. A failed seek is ignored deliberately so the track starts from the beginning instead of refusing to play. yt-dlp is untouched.
How to test
B), open a partly played episode and confirm the same — it starts at the stored position rather than playing the opening first.Checklist
make checkpassesdocs/andsite/index.htmlupdated for user-facing changesdocs/provider-development.mdlists the newTrackPositioninterface, anddocs/audiobookshelf.mdnotes that replaying a file resumes it.site/index.htmlneeds no change — it does not describe resume behavior.Summary by CodeRabbit
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