Fix Apple Music library sync and ATProto write scopes - #70
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR narrows AT Protocol OAuth scopes to required write actions. It also limits Apple Music recent-track requests, requests song types explicitly, and includes structured details in API errors. ChangesAT Protocol OAuth permissions
Apple Music request handling
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Summary
Root cause
Piper queried the recently played tracks endpoint without the
typesparameter. Apple consequently returned only catalog songs for affected users, leaving newer library or uploaded tracks invisible to the tracker. Separately, PDS writes were rejected withScopeMissingErrorbecause the OAuth request did not explicitly advertise the record actions now enforced by the PDS.Impact
Library and uploaded Apple Music tracks can now become the latest tracked item. Apple authorization failures will contain actionable API details instead of only an HTTP status. New AT Protocol sessions request the exact write actions Piper uses.
Existing users must authenticate with Piper again before their AT Protocol session receives the new action-specific scopes.
Apple Music still exposes recently played history rather than live playback progress, so updates remain subject to Apple's history latency.
Validation
go test ./service/applemusicgo test ./oauth/atprotogo test ./...git diff --checkSummary by CodeRabbit