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When using multi-track commands such as Albums, Playlists, and other similar features, the bot unexpectedly plays the tracks in reverse order. This issue affects the sequence of playback, causing the first track to be played last and the last track to be played first, resulting in an incorrect listening experience.
Steps to Reproduce:
Issue a command to play an Album or Playlist.
Observe the order in which the tracks are played.
Notice that the tracks are played in the reverse order from what is expected.
Expected Behavior:
The bot should play the tracks in the correct order as listed in the Album or Playlist.
Actual Behavior:
The bot plays the tracks in reverse order.
Environment:
Bot Version: Latest
Platform: Docker Desktop
Operating System: Windows 11
Additional Information:
This issue occurs consistently with all multi-track commands.
Single track commands are not affected and play correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When using multi-track commands such as Albums, Playlists, and other similar features, the bot unexpectedly plays the tracks in reverse order. This issue affects the sequence of playback, causing the first track to be played last and the last track to be played first, resulting in an incorrect listening experience.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior:
The bot should play the tracks in the correct order as listed in the Album or Playlist.
Actual Behavior:
The bot plays the tracks in reverse order.
Environment:
Additional Information:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: