Playlist files not ignored when using -d or -i

[mmalisz]

Example:
I've got a dir with a m3u file within an directory. When using -d switch, said directory produces 2 playlists: one from the dir, another from the playlist file.
Same for id3 option.

Expected behaviour:
m3u / pls / any other supported playlist type should be ignored when using -d / -i switch.

[NicoHood]

You are right. I also have this problem, with the exception that my playlist files are broken and just give errors ;)
We should probably add a new switch for local playlists. something like --local-playlists for m3u pls.

[mmalisz]

Well, it also makes sense to use local playlists if neither of auto-generating param is passed.

[NicoHood]

That is true. Otherwise you'd have nothing. So I'd describe the param as:
-l, --local-playlists - Use m3u and pls playlists even if any auto-playlist feature is used

[mmalisz]

I meant use local playlists by default if no playlist param have been passed.

[NicoHood]

Yes. And this param will explicitly enable them even if autoplaylists are used (where we will disable it then)