Error: missing field `expiresIn` at line 1 column 47

[danpilch]

Describe the bug
full on crash

To Reproduce
start the app?

Expected behavior
normal operation

Screenshots

Environment

• OS: osx
• Version: 15.6 (24G84)

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

[GravyPouch]

Same issue

[jacksongoode]

librespot-org/librespot#1527

[rhaussmann]

Same here.
commit hash:3989734

[ishammahajan]

@jacksongoode seems that they have fixed the apparent bug in librespot-org/librespot@ba3d501

[arch-btw]

I'm trying to get more familiar with the code here but I'm having some issue figuring it out.

It seems like the meta data server has changed, but the odd thing is, this new api url is already located in psst's code here:

psst/psst-gui/src/webapi/client.rs

Line 980 in 31861f4

.set_base_uri("spclient.wg.spotify.com");

I think psst is using v2 or v1 of the api in some of the other code though, so it's probably still related.

[burakemres]

Same issue here, anyone know how to fix it?

[jacksongoode]

I'd be happy to review any fixes, currently a little busy now to attempt the fix :(

[daski-SNM]

same my pc crashes wit regular Spotify hopefully the fix comes soon

[MrMati]

The problem is much worse

psst/psst-core/src/session/access_token.rs

Line 44 in 31861f4

let token: MercuryAccessToken = session.connected()?.get_mercury_json(format!(

returns error 403 {"code":4,"errorDescription":"Invalid request"}

Librespot solves it with Login5 which we don't have implemented
librespot-org/librespot#1532

[VerizonLover]

The problem is much worse

psst/psst-core/src/session/access_token.rs

Line 44 in 31861f4
let token: MercuryAccessToken = session.connected()?.get_mercury_json(format!(

returns error 403 {"code":4,"errorDescription":"Invalid request"}

Librespot solves it with Login5 which we don't have implemented librespot-org/librespot#1532

Seems to be related to #686

[jacksongoode]

I think the keymaster stuff is also affected. My guess is that we might need to either, provide a fix that follows librespot. Or more dramatically but perhaps inevitably, use librespot as the backend.

[kingosticks]

Or more dramatically but perhaps inevitably, use librespot as the backend.

We are willing to help you guys transition and help provide missing/better APIs to make that easier, if you decide to go that way. Personally I think it makes sense, anything to minimise wasted effort due to Spotify messing about sounds nice, but I can appreciate it might be a big job.

[Hinkiii]

Possibly off topic, but wouldn't migrating to librespot break the premium benefits that psst has?

[VerizonLover]

Possibly off topic, but wouldn't migrating to librespot break the premium benefits that psst has?

Such as?