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The field "originalReleaseDate" in the AlbumID3 set of the OS API contains an array with "year", "month" and "day" entries.
If the coresponding tag does not contain a full calendar date (YYYY-MM-DD), but a partial date (e.g. YYYY-MM), or an invalid date (e.g. YYYY-MM-00), then LMS will only return the year. I would expect that at least in the case of YYYY-MM, year and month are returned. As a courtesy, the same could be done for YYYY-MM-00, as the 00 indicates that no specific day of the month is meant.
Examples of what is currently being sent: Date in tag -> sent by LMS via OS API
1955-02-01 -> "originalReleaseDate":{"day":1,"month":2,"year":1955}
1955-02-00 -> "originalReleaseDate":{"year":1955}
1955-02 -> "originalReleaseDate":{"year":1955}
I think the latter two cases should sent "originalReleaseDate":{"month":2,"year":1955}
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The field "originalReleaseDate" in the AlbumID3 set of the OS API contains an array with "year", "month" and "day" entries.
If the coresponding tag does not contain a full calendar date (YYYY-MM-DD), but a partial date (e.g. YYYY-MM), or an invalid date (e.g. YYYY-MM-00), then LMS will only return the year. I would expect that at least in the case of YYYY-MM, year and month are returned. As a courtesy, the same could be done for YYYY-MM-00, as the 00 indicates that no specific day of the month is meant.
Examples of what is currently being sent:
Date in tag -> sent by LMS via OS API
1955-02-01 ->
"originalReleaseDate":{"day":1,"month":2,"year":1955}
1955-02-00 ->
"originalReleaseDate":{"year":1955}
1955-02 ->
"originalReleaseDate":{"year":1955}
I think the latter two cases should sent
"originalReleaseDate":{"month":2,"year":1955}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: