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Issue found on May 6th, 2020. A quick google search found that issue #700 from three years ago had a similar issue.
I'm trying to activate a device remotely that's marked as inactive without having user intervention. #680 recommended to transfer user playback to the inactive device. Is there a better way to do so?
Endpoint(s):
PUT /v1/me/player
Scope(s):
user-modify-playback-state
Steps to reproduce:
Get list of devices from GET /v1/me/player/devices
Select a device with the following: is_restricted: false and is_active: false
Use that device ID to call PUT /v1/me/player with the json payload: {"device_ids":[{device_id}],play:true}
Expected behavior:
The device should become active and I'm able to use web API to control that device.
Actual behavior:
502 Bad Gateway (consistently)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Issue found on May 6th, 2020. A quick google search found that issue #700 from three years ago had a similar issue.
I'm trying to activate a device remotely that's marked as inactive without having user intervention. #680 recommended to transfer user playback to the inactive device. Is there a better way to do so?
Endpoint(s):
PUT /v1/me/player
Scope(s):
Steps to reproduce:
GET /v1/me/player/devices
is_restricted: false
andis_active: false
PUT /v1/me/player
with the json payload:{"device_ids":[{device_id}],play:true}
Expected behavior:
The device should become active and I'm able to use web API to control that device.
Actual behavior:
502 Bad Gateway (consistently)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: