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It's not working for me, i click it but nothing happens. It seems it only works when i am viewing all of the tracks or when the track that it's playing it's in the 3 panel (the bottom one).

I don't know if thats an issue of it's simple the way it was designed. If the second case it would be nice to click on the button and show you the track it's playing wherever you are.

Unfortunately, it does not work anymore with the latest Rhythmbox :

Here are the logs :

/etc/gdm/Xsession[2724]: Traceback (most recent call last):
/etc/gdm/Xsession[2724]: File "~/.local/share/rhythmbox/plugins/JumpToPlaying/JumpToPlaying.py", line 113, in do_deactivate
/etc/gdm/Xsession[2724]: uim = self.shell.props.ui_manager
/etc/gdm/Xsession[2724]: AttributeError: 'gi._gobject.GProps' object has no attribute 'ui_manager'

Any ideas ?

Thanks ;)

Hi, don't know if this is just me but has anyone else found that by (painstakingly) upgrading to 2.99.1, JTP doesn't exist anywhere any more? It looks normal in the plugins list, but there's no icon. I don't use the context pane as it's buggy and re-opens each time RB starts.

Any thoughts? I'm anecdotally aware that RB 2.99 has broken a lot of backward compatibility with other plugins that the plugin devs are kinda cheesed off about...

Cheers

The icon text "JumpToPlaying" results in a larger than normal toolbar icon for this plugin.

Can I suggest the name be reduced to "Jump" with the tooltip "Jump-To-Playing" to fit into the rhythmbox 2.97 default style.

I'm testing JumpToPlaying with JumpToWindow and lastfm_extension.

Both of these plugins crash rhythmbox if activated after activating JumpToPlaying.

I've tracked down the issue as to JumpToPlaying using "import gconf" and the subsequent one line use of gconf in the py file.

I think the issue is similar/same as for this Bug Report: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=661957

"Problem seems to be that Rhythmbox is using pygobject3 and
gobject-introspection, but the Magnatune plugin imports gnome-keyring which is
using pygobject2, and pygobejct2 and pygobject3 aren't playing nice in the same
process."

I suspect import gconf is pulling in pyobject2 stuff.

If I comment out "import gconf" and the line using gconf then all is well.

Any chance you can remove the use of gconf in the master source?