Emma Thorpe
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Every playlist appeared twice on the device. Pruning is driven by a record of what was written last time, deliberately, so that a playlist put in that directory by hand is never touched. But the record cannot reach back before it existed: the .m3u files were written by a version that kept none, so when the extension changed there was nothing to prune them by, and rsync carried both copies across. A file with the same name as one being written now, under an extension this tool used to write, is removed as well. That is narrow enough to match only its own leavings -- a hand-made playlist has a name this tool never produces, so it survives whatever its extension, and there is a test for that alongside the one for the duplicate.