Amazing, right? The redheaded bastard of the Apple Music world has a state that I never use. Seriously folks, you should hire me to fix this stuff.

Thanks for this, but I'm not sure about your syntax (with the underscores) or the ability to access the current player. I know that music.volume = 0.05; works when music is an MusicKit instance. I can get isPlaying from music.player.isPlaying, for example, but I don't think music.player.currentPlayer exists.

I am not holding my breath for this one, but if you get any traction, please let us know.

Thanks for the pro follow-up, @JoeKun! I'll await your update here.

Thanks, @makabaka1880. That same pattern works for me in all but the case I've mentioned with .includeTopResults.

Great news, @JoeKun. Thanks for the pro follow-up.

Hi @JoeKun, FYI: the issue is still there.

Hi @snuff4, I finally got back around to this and your struct does work, thanks! I do have to do the following to get the albums into a from I can work with of the playlist: let albums = items.compactMap{$0.relationships.catalog.compactMap{$0}}.flatMap{$0} This is probably because I'm too lazy and dumb on Swift. Frankly the whole reason I'm doing this is because of what I think is a bug in the iOS Music app, which I've asked the ever-helpful @JoeKun to check out here. And after going through this exercise, I realize that "recently added" isn't going to help, because what I want to do is check recently added for songs that do not exist in certain user library playlists. And since I can only get Albums, followed by subsequent API calls to get Tracks from said Albums, I can only know if there is an intersection of playlist tracks with the recently added album tracks, which lets me ask: "What are the tracks in recently added that are not in this particular playlist", but results in potentially all of the recently added album tracks that I don't care about. I wish Recently Added had an option for tracks, and I think I'm not alone with that sentiment.

Hi @JoeKun, Thanks for responding. I believe it should be FB9857866.

Thanks for the reply, @JoeKun. If things ever get fixed, it would be nice to know; otherwise, I'll keep trying with hope first and the workaround second.

Thanks, @JoeKun! One thing that I found is that these issues seem to occur when making a catalog request based on an ISRC. While it would be nice to use ISRC, it seems more problematic than just using a search string, which seems to always return song that are playable.

Hi @s.hk, Thanks for your response. I'll open a ticket per your advice.

Thanks @JoeKun, for your follow up. While I don't quite know what "opaque" actually means, I think you've confirmed that the Apple Music app does not presently support what I'm trying to do. I shall follow your advice and file a ticket.

@JoeKun have there been any developments that now allow the deletion of tracks in a user's playlist (initiated by th user, of course)?

Hi @KoheKangu, Thanks for taking the time to comment and for your advice.