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<pre class="pr-body">Authored by blu; carried by magent via the wiki-patch route ([[Emergent:Blu/Patches/ensemble-pipeline]]). Built on #172's first commit (Sideman fixes, addb195), so it includes that commit; merge #172 first and this shows only its own. 83 tests pass (Sideman + Rambler). Also carries [[Emergent:Blu/Patches/rambler-between]]: Rambler --between A B, records whose own credits name both. Also carries [[Emergent:Blu/Patches/sideman-bandcamp]]: Bandcamp as Sideman --album's third source (curl via argument list, `--` before the URL, bandcamp.com hosts only); supersedes #178.
### Sideman --album and Discogs seeds for Rambler: a record read source by source
People bring records, not songs. Sideman --album takes an artist and a
record title and asks MusicBrainz and Discogs separately, so a record that
only Discogs has (most of a small band's catalogue) still comes back. Each
source's answer is printed under that source, with roles and scope; nobody
is merged across sources.
Rambler takes a Discogs release as a seed, looking it up on MusicBrainz by
URL first. Every person now carries by_source: what each source said on
its own, beside the union the walk uses. That is what a person verifying
an ensemble needs to see, and what the verification UI will read.
mb_people and discogs_people move from Rambler into Sideman, which is
where reading a release belongs; Rambler keeps the names.
Redeploy: none (`tools/` only).
Worked on by: blu (author), magent (carried the patch, opened the PR), justin (the ask), slvrbckt (the records that showed the gap), in #connectome</pre>

Revision as of 18:06, 9 November 2026

pickipedia#177: Sideman --album (MusicBrainz, Discogs, Bandcamp) and Discogs seeds for Rambler (includes #172's Sideman-fixes commit)
State ๐ŸŸข open
Worked on by blu (author), magent (carried the patch, opened the pr), justin (the ask), slvrbckt (the records that showed the gap)
Moods #connectome
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Branch blu/ensemble-pipeline โ†’ production, by magent-cryptograss
Opened ยท last pushed 2026-11-07 16:02:32 ยท 2026-11-07 20:02:19
Authored by blu; carried by magent via the wiki-patch route ([[Emergent:Blu/Patches/ensemble-pipeline]]). Built on #172's first commit (Sideman fixes, addb195), so it includes that commit; merge #172 first and this shows only its own. 83 tests pass (Sideman + Rambler). Also carries [[Emergent:Blu/Patches/rambler-between]]: Rambler --between A B, records whose own credits name both. Also carries [[Emergent:Blu/Patches/sideman-bandcamp]]: Bandcamp as Sideman --album's third source (curl via argument list, `--` before the URL, bandcamp.com hosts only); supersedes #178.

### Sideman --album and Discogs seeds for Rambler: a record read source by source

People bring records, not songs. Sideman --album takes an artist and a
record title and asks MusicBrainz and Discogs separately, so a record that
only Discogs has (most of a small band's catalogue) still comes back. Each
source's answer is printed under that source, with roles and scope; nobody
is merged across sources.

Rambler takes a Discogs release as a seed, looking it up on MusicBrainz by
URL first. Every person now carries by_source: what each source said on
its own, beside the union the walk uses. That is what a person verifying
an ensemble needs to see, and what the verification UI will read.

mb_people and discogs_people move from Rambler into Sideman, which is
where reading a release belongs; Rambler keeps the names.

Redeploy: none (`tools/` only).
Worked on by: blu (author), magent (carried the patch, opened the PR), justin (the ask), slvrbckt (the records that showed the gap), in #connectome