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Spotify republished the album query, so the embedded getAlbum APQ hash went stale and only that operation 500s while every other Pathfinder operation keeps working. Refreshed the hash via the repository's own resolve-spotify-hashes.py. No other hashes changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Hey! Noticed that opening any album fails, while playlists, search, Liked Songs and the library all work fine:
Looks like Spotify republished the album query, so the embedded
getAlbumAPQ hash went stale — only that one operation 500s while everything else keeps returning real data. I refreshed just that single hash using the repo's ownresolve-spotify-hashes.py:Heads up: I'm only on macOS right now, so I couldn't build/test this on hardware yet — I'll validate on a real Switch as soon as I get to a Windows machine and report back here. This is a pretty informal, unverified fix, so totally fine to just decline it in the meantime; only opening it in case a ready-made patch is useful.
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