Ahoy!
Would it be possible to support additional “pass-through” URLs alongside provider lookup URLs? These URLs would not need to be supported by Harmony or used for metadata lookup; Harmony would simply include them in the URL relationships submitted to MusicBrainz.
For example, I may look up a release using Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/album/6VEJFpGCn7VOVIwqbyXeX6
but also want to provide its Amazon Music link:
https://music.amazon.com/albums/B0H8ZHB2GH
Amazon Music is not currently a Harmony provider, but it would still be valuable for Harmony to pass that URL through when creating or updating the MusicBrainz release, so it is added as a URL relationship.
This would avoid the need to manually add unsupported-provider links in MusicBrainz after importing. Ideally, these URLs would be kept separate from lookup URLs, so unsupported links do not produce a lookup error or affect the merged release metadata.
I'm thinking that it mainly will be used in automation and other scripts, I already have a few candidates.
Please let me know if this is a bad idea and shouldn't be done.
Ahoy!
Would it be possible to support additional “pass-through” URLs alongside provider lookup URLs? These URLs would not need to be supported by Harmony or used for metadata lookup; Harmony would simply include them in the URL relationships submitted to MusicBrainz.
For example, I may look up a release using Spotify:
but also want to provide its Amazon Music link:
Amazon Music is not currently a Harmony provider, but it would still be valuable for Harmony to pass that URL through when creating or updating the MusicBrainz release, so it is added as a URL relationship.
This would avoid the need to manually add unsupported-provider links in MusicBrainz after importing. Ideally, these URLs would be kept separate from lookup URLs, so unsupported links do not produce a lookup error or affect the merged release metadata.
I'm thinking that it mainly will be used in automation and other scripts, I already have a few candidates.
Please let me know if this is a bad idea and shouldn't be done.