4.8.0.6x PlaybackStopped returns empty FullNowPlayingItem

[pünktchen 1350]

@LukeThe ISessionManager PlaybackStopped event now returns an empty BaseItem "FullNowPlayingItem".
Is that intentional? What are the alternatives then to get all the same properties as with FullNowPlayingItem?

Edit: BaseItemDto "NowPlayingItem" is also null.

Edited January 7, 2024 by pünktchen

[Luke 40077]

Hi, aren't able to get it in the playbackstopped event args?

[pünktchen 1350]

This is what i'm doing:

ISessionManager.PlaybackStopped += (s, e) =>
{
    var item = e.Session.FullNowPlayingItem
}

But it is always null now!

[Luke 40077]

No what I’m saying is that e has direct access to the item, so you should get it from there.

 If playback has stopped then at some point the session values are going to get nulled out.

[Luke 40077]

By the way I don't think this is anything new. When I look at the code for 4.7, these values also get nulled out before the stopped event gets triggered.

[pünktchen 1350]

52 minutes ago, Luke said:

When I look at the code for 4.7, these values also get nulled out before the stopped event gets triggered.

4.7.????
I'm using it all the time with 4.8.0.13 beta. Otherwise i wouldn't have asked.

[Luke 40077]

6 minutes ago, pünktchen said:

4.7.????
I'm using it all the time with 4.8.0.13 beta. Otherwise i wouldn't have asked.

OK so looking at the code previously, we were nulling out NowPlayingItem but leaving FullNowPlayingItem populated, and it was incorrect that we were doing that given that playback had stopped.

So the way it currently is is how it should have been to begin with.