feat(scanner): parse isrc and upc tag #2994
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Signed-off-by: Zibbp <zibbp@zibbp.net>
Signed-off-by: Zibbp <zibbp@zibbp.net>
Signed-off-by: Zibbp <zibbp@zibbp.net>
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Todo item from #1036
Description
Parse the
isrcandupctags if available. I've added ISRC and UPC columns to themediafiletable, and a UPC column to thealbumtable. These are made available in the web interface by clicking "get info" for a track or album. I've updated thetest.mp3file, adding example ISRC and UPC tags. Updating the file caused some other fields to get slightly changed so I had to fix a taglib test. Not sure if you have a better way to add tags to these files without other tags getting slightly modified, but the best way I found was using mp3tag, instead of ffmpeg or id3v2.The ISRC and UPC are not available in the API for searching, I'm not sure if that is part of the OpenSubsonic spec. Maybe it can be included as a search filter for the native API?