Case insensitive paths #28
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to prevent the pyb error "BUILD FAILED - Error importing project descriptor ./build.py: No module named 'path' (pybuilder/reactor.py:463)"
…, Playlist, Song" to be "from libpytunes import Library, Playlist, Song"
…move libraries around and somehow get "date added" to change, but "date modified" will stay the older date so that's obviously the proper "date added"
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I'm building on #26 , and I'm adding support for "case insensitive" paths (my iTunes library was coming from Windows and its case-insensitive file system, and hence the library was happily mixing
Artist/First Song.mp3withartist/Second Song.mp3.Rhythmbox on the other hand sees this folder as two different folders, and hence your script was not able to correctly handle those.
Also, I'm sharing another commit that warns against those stupid "gray star" (automatic album ratings) ratings.