What does "AutoPlay will work fully autonomously" mean?

[lucascompython]

What does "AutoPlay will work fully autonomously" mean?
What does partial do?

Also, if it is enabled it fills the auto_queue, but then if when I get a track (player.queue.get()) it will use the auto_queue if the queue is empty.
I understand that this may be intentional, but it's not clear in the docs.

I've also found that if I had a recommended track playing and then manually add a track, when the track ends, on_wavelink_track_end will be called twice.

And the queue and auto_queue attributes are missing from Player, in the docs.

[EvieePy]

AutoPlay is not supposed to be used in conjunction with manually manipulating the way the player plays songs at the end of previous ones.

Autonomously means, independent of what the user does, AutoPlay will continue to do it's own thing. Which is why it is recommended to not use on_wavelink_track_end when you have AutoPlay set to either partial or enabled. If you use this event, you should return early if AutoPlay is set to partial or enabled.

.partial is simply gathering the next song in your queue (if there is one) and playing it with the addition of some error handling/logic.

.enabled will fetch recommendations for you based on previous listening habits this session and add them to a separate queue (auto_queue) and play from this continuously. If you add a song to your normal queue, as stated in the docs: If a song is put into a players standard queue, AutoPlay will use it as a priority..

on_wavelink_track_end should not be called twice and if it is, it's probably because you are doing something in this event to conflict with AutoPlay when it is enabled or partial.

I did not notice these two attributes missing from the docs, thanks for the pickup!

[EvieePy]

Also see: https://wavelink.dev/en/latest/migrating.html#autoplay

[EvieePy]

And: https://wavelink.dev/en/latest/wavelink.html#wavelink.on_wavelink_track_end

It is usually recommended to not do logic in this event when AutoPlay is on partial or enabled.

[lucascompython]

Oh, I didn't know that autoplay would literally autoplay songs in the queue.
I got it working nicely now, thank you for the support!