player/command: fix playlist-remove argument requirement #17066
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playlist-remove has a required index argument, as indicated by the documentation. However, in 332907e MP_CMD_OPT_ARG was mistakenly added, making it optional. The effect of not specifying the argument is defaulting the index to 0 and always removing the first element in the playlist, which is not expected. Fix this by making the argument required. Fixes: 332907e
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This is breaking change as some people may depend on this undocumented behavior. But I would say it's fine.
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playlist-remove has a required index argument, as indicated by the documentation. However, in 332907e MP_CMD_OPT_ARG was mistakenly added, making it optional. The effect of not specifying the argument is defaulting the index to 0 and always removing the first element in the playlist, which is not expected.
Fix this by making the argument required.
Fixes: 332907e