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Raise Spotify exception if no active device found #48486

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Currently we "silently" fail in the sense we add a log entry, but the user does not currently understand why nothing is happening when clicking in the frontend on the play button in a Spotify media card, when no device is active.

Now we raise an exception which will result in a frontend toast.

I handled it now through the spotify_exception_handler which however also results in a callstack trace in the log (not really sure why). As a test I had the exception raising initially implemented directly in the media_play and play_media method, but that felt less clean from a coding perspective.

This is how it looks in the fronted => I would have loved to only have the actual user message ("No active playback device found") as that would be cleaner and clearer.

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frenck commented Mar 30, 2021

I handled it now through the spotify_exception_handler which however also results in a callstack trace in the log (not really sure why).

To handle availability, that was (until now) its solve purpose :)

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Nice! Thanks, @spacegaier 👍

@frenck frenck merged commit 9043a1f into home-assistant:dev Mar 30, 2021
@spacegaier spacegaier deleted the spotify-active-device branch March 30, 2021 16:12
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