What's the behaviour of this for end output? How's it work with Plex? Does Plex pickup the first artist or which?

I've got a similar pull relevant to a similar issue, but it instead uses only the MAIN artist so it's friendly for things like plex

What's the behaviour of this for end output? How's it work with Plex? Does Plex pickup the first artist or which?

I've got a similar pull relevant to a similar issue, but it instead uses only the MAIN artist so it's friendly for things like plex

Plex handles multiple artists just fine. My only complaint is that multiple artists are delimited with a ';' in plexamp. This is somewhat ugly, but still usable. The plexamp devs have ignored my request to change it to ', '. I might reach out again with another request.

What's the behaviour of this for end output? How's it work with Plex? Does Plex pickup the first artist or which?
I've got a similar pull relevant to a similar issue, but it instead uses only the MAIN artist so it's friendly for things like plex

Plex handles multiple artists just fine. My only complaint is that multiple artists are delimited with a ';' in plexamp. This is somewhat ugly, but still usable. The plexamp devs have ignored my request to change it to ', '. I might reach out again with another request.

As is the multiple artists (as a string) result in plex thinking it's one artist and making a folder named "artist1, artist2, artist3"... etc

There's also a glitch where if you use a string as the artist, it still calls the list function then errors. I've made a pull that actually detects if it's a string first