Hi there, thanks for maintaining this project! Below is a bug report regarding a pagination issue I encountered.
Describe the bug
The next_page action fails to page down or scroll when triggered inside standard list views (such as playlists, library, or liked songs).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Open
spotatui and navigate to any playlist that exceeds the current viewport height.
- Press the configured
next_page keybinding (default: ctrl-d).
- See error: The interface remains completely static and does not scroll down.
Expected behavior
The viewport should advance down by a page/block or trigger the next block of API results.
Screenshots
N/A
Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS: Bazzite Linux (Fedora-based, immutable)
- Terminal: kitty (running Fish shell)
- Version: 0.38.6
Additional context
I performed some isolation debugging to rule out terminal environment factors:
- Verified that
ctrl-d registers completely fine inside the application's GUI settings view.
- Reassigned the
next_page action to a standard, unmodified alphanumeric key (d) to isolate terminal protocol/modifier interception issues; the action still fails to execute.
Thanks in advance for your time and help!
Hi there, thanks for maintaining this project! Below is a bug report regarding a pagination issue I encountered.
Describe the bug
The
next_pageaction fails to page down or scroll when triggered inside standard list views (such as playlists, library, or liked songs).To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
spotatuiand navigate to any playlist that exceeds the current viewport height.next_pagekeybinding (default:ctrl-d).Expected behavior
The viewport should advance down by a page/block or trigger the next block of API results.
Screenshots
N/A
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
I performed some isolation debugging to rule out terminal environment factors:
ctrl-dregisters completely fine inside the application's GUI settings view.next_pageaction to a standard, unmodified alphanumeric key (d) to isolate terminal protocol/modifier interception issues; the action still fails to execute.Thanks in advance for your time and help!