2020-02-01, 01:13
Yeap, you are doing a well overdue shakedown of the JSON AudioLibrary.SetXXXDetails @sualfred 
It is one of the dark and dusty old areas, implemented long before me and never used seriously.
The API does not provide a means to set the discography of an artist (a list of album names released by that artist returned by the scrapers, nothing to do with what albums the user has in their library), but editing the artist via JSON clears any existing discography.
So two three things are needed,
1) API addition to allow an artist discography to be set via JSON
2) Any existing values need preserving when JSON does not edit the discography
3) API addition to get the artist discography via JSON
Not hard, volunterring?
It is one of the dark and dusty old areas, implemented long before me and never used seriously.
The API does not provide a means to set the discography of an artist (a list of album names released by that artist returned by the scrapers, nothing to do with what albums the user has in their library), but editing the artist via JSON clears any existing discography.
So two three things are needed,
1) API addition to allow an artist discography to be set via JSON
2) Any existing values need preserving when JSON does not edit the discography
3) API addition to get the artist discography via JSON
Not hard, volunterring?
