What's the most efficient way to skip the current track, remove it from the queue, and play another one?

[LumosX]

I need the bot to play background music for my virtual tabletop game. This gives me a handful of what I imagined were pretty basic requirements:

• Repeating the current track, and it alone: but that can be replicated if there's only one track in the queue, at least;
• Playing a different track immediately: I'm migrating from the discontinued Rythm bot, which had a handy "playskip" command that did just this. From what I've seen here, I can only replicate this by adding a new track to the queue, forcing a skip to it, and removing the previous one from the queue. Surely that can't be right.

Is there a more efficient way of doing this? Or of chaining commands together through aliases, or through eval commands? Are there any docs for eval? I'm familiar with javascript (though this doesn't appear to be a js eval we're talking about) and Java, but not with the internal workings of discord or this bot, or the Java Discord API.

[jagrosh]

The closest to what you want is probably:
Run repeat on to make sure that the bot is in repeating mode (you only need to do this once; this setting is saved on a per-server basis)
To move to a new song, run play <song> and then skip to start playing it immediately.

[LumosX]

Cheers, that does seem to be it. Not ideal, but certainly manageable and better than what I'd (mis)understood. Appreciate the rapid reply, and hats off for the repo.