Lately when I sync again Plex, Symphonium just crashes once it reaches somewhere around 100k songs. I’m uploaded logs under -------- so hopefully that will help.
After cleaning internal state and waiting awhile, I resynced and it crashed again, it was still updating songs when it crashed - but had slowed down quite a bit - I do notice that the sync process seems to update artists, then albums, then songs, then more albums etc. so it’s possible it had returned to albums.
The logs have been uploaded as talios2, and a screenshot moments prior to the crash can be seen attached.
You need to enable logs, then start a sync then after the crash upload it.
So you think you can provide me an access in private to those libraries to see if it’s something special the server returns ? Like too much metadata in one of the queries.
Or I’ll need the result of some JSON request to your server if you feel comfortable doing queries with proper headers and finding your plex token with things like Postman or Insomnia.
Sorry I didn’t reply sooner - I was busy driving for 5 hours to my folks’ place. One thing I wonder if is/was pertinent was I had several playlists set to auto download, and there was a large number of songs in the download queue—that never downloaded.
I managed to clear and remove both of them, but when I booted up the DAP after getting to my destination I noticed that the new release had been installd and that scanned all the music, updated stats and I was able to download one of the playlists I had previously set to autosync - so I guess something in those downloads was giving grief (of which I don’t think those above would be included in the current version of that playlist).
As an API dev, I could do some queries and get JSON for you, or invite you to the server if you DM me an email address to invite.
From the few logs the crash seems tied to the sync and a specific part of the library, but if it works now then it’s maybe something else. (Or maybe a mix, the download queue was using a lot of memory and that specific query too leading to crash, and now it pass with less memory used by the download manager)