Yoni Rabkin <[email protected]> writes:
> Grant Shangreaux <[email protected]> writes: > >> Yoni Rabkin <[email protected]> writes: >> >>> The browser should display the cached information. If I add a youtube >>> link, name it "Wow Gosh Darn", invoke emms-cache-save, restart Emacs, >>> and add the same link again in a new Emacs session, then it will indeed >>> show up in the playlist as "Wow Gosh Darn". The browser should reflect >>> this. >> >> yeah you're right. it does reflect it. i must have not properly saved >> the cache last i tried. another nice feature i just didn't realize was >> actually there =) > > So I guess the question now is: why didn't the cache sync? if i remember correctly, the cache doesn't save unless you quit Emacs, or manually ask it to save. Its often that I don't quit Emacs but my laptop battery dies, or it is killed for some other reason. I know I've lost emms cache data due to that before. I recall a thread about persisting the cache immediately after edits, but I'm not sure if that was implemented or not. -- Tokṡa ake Grant Shangreaux
