Thanks @JoeKun!

@JoeKun here is the ticket for this:  FB9750632

@JoeKun I can confirm that I can replicate this bug on iOS 15.1

I used this: https://gist.github.com/Dexwell/dedef7389eae26c5b9db927dc5588905

Thanks! I tried setting the .speakableGroupName but didn't increase the recipient count. Much appreciated :)

This fixed it! Thanks!

Thanks @JoeKun! You're a life saver as usual. Wait till you see what I've been working on. ;)

P.S: Even the .pause() works when the player is already playing. But if I call SystemMusicPlayer.shared.pause() then SystemMusicPlayer.shared.play(), it will only pause and won't play after. I am sure my question is pretty boneheaded, but here is basic assumption: Calling the .play() method will resume playback.

@JoeKun here is the ticket: FB9621750. I am able to insert a song into the queue, skiptoNextEntry and so on. But simple unable to start the player. Here is the error in the console: [SDKPlayback] prepareToPlay failed [no target descriptor]

@JoeKun That's disappointing! Hope you consider it for the future, it severely limits developer's ability to make innovative apps through MusicKit. But as always, you are a life saver! Thanks for your prompt reply.

@JoeKun Is there a way to make the playlist public either at the time of creation or after it has been created?

Hi @JoeKun How does one use the built-in support for pagination in MusicItemCollection. It has the string for the next batch, but does this mean that one would have to perform a new MusicDataRequest from the Apple Music endpoint? Or is there a better way to do this directly using some MusicKit magic?