That makes more sense. I’ll keep an eye on the hourly cleanup.
Good news looks like the hourly cleanup is working for now. Thanks for looking into it.
Update:. Hourly cleanup is sporadic and Plexamp often doesn’t stay open long enough to hit one hour. So my cache just keeps growing while the hourly cleanup doesn’t happen. I left Plexamp on overnight on my phone and in the morning cache was still the same size.
Would love to reinstate cleanup at startup or allow a manual cleanup at the least.
In the next version, we’ve lowered the initial cleaning time to 10 minutes. This means that after playing a couple of songs, it’ll clean up. That seems like it might go some way towards addressing your issue.
I’m a bit confused by that. If you’re playing music, it’ll clean up the cache. It doesn’t need to be in the foreground.
That sounds like a good solution moving to 10 minutes. I think playing music for an hour straight just to trigger a cleanup seems long.
I thought it automatically cleaned up hourly regardless of whether or not music was playing.
it does, but if it’s not playing music then the system will probably kill it after a bit.
A small tip: if you are really concerned about this, I would whitelist Plexamp from battery optimizations to minimize the frequency of the system killing it.
I have it whitelisted and I don’t get any noticable increase in battery usage.
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