How to use both English/localized and original artist name in path formats? #4105
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This feels doable. It might be useful to write out explicitly how you expect certain situations to be handled. These could eventually become test cases. Ex: EN name, no JP name I find this code a bit unreadable, would be better with some line breaks and more explicit if/elses, especially during planning/feedback.
You might need some way to define the canonical / native name. Not sure how MB does it. https://musicbrainz.org/artist/9a197894-1a40-4650-89a2-928dcfcd1ef6/aliases If MB doesn't provide it directly, could map country of origin / area to the language spoken there. |
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Just started using beets yesterday (moving over from Picard) and loving it so far!
I'm still trying to set up the "perfect" config and was wondering if anyone knew of a good way to use both the English/localized album artist name as well as the non-English/original name in path formats.
So something like
It seems like you can probably not set the
languages
option in theconfig.yaml
so that$albumartist
gets populated with the original artist name then use$albumartist_sort
for the English/localized name (if they're different) since it's usually in Englishbut this doesn't work well since
$albumartist_sort
is different sometimes (Kobayashi, Kaori
orString Cheese Incident, The
for example).Sorry if I'm doing this awkwardly but any suggestions/recommendations would be appreciated!
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