CHG-0032: American Idiot Has a Look

Summary

Green Day’s American Idiot was lit from the owner’s own pressing once the record was added to the Discogs collection. That sleeve’s picture is a photograph, and lightd read it as one red in four shades (#df0040 56%, #b90237 16%, #92122f 14%, #671c2b 14%), which a strip of LEDs shows as one red going nowhere. Deezer’s clean scan of the same sleeve, a few minutes earlier, had read as two reds with the pale pink of the hand and a salmon among them (#d90018 45%, #e22f28 31%, #efb6b0 13%, #e35f55 12%), and its owner liked that better.

The album gets a look of its own, grenade: those four colors, kept, and shown with the stand’s usual effect, speed and brightness. The cover shown everywhere else stays the owner’s pressing.

Goal

• make status is clean after the push, and the console’s version is the pushed tree’s.
• A track from American Idiot on the turntable: nowplayd publishes the look grenade, and lightd publishes a chase with #d90018 first and #efb6b0 among the accents.
• The cover is the owner’s (art_from=discogs).

Procedure

1. make -C deploy/backend push PI=192.168.2.40, from a worktree of #60’s branch with this change cherry-picked onto it.
2. make -C deploy/backend status PI=192.168.2.40.
3. A track from American Idiot, by the owner.

Undo

Push #60’s branch again, as it was: make -C deploy/backend push PI=192.168.2.40 from 9fdd99a.

Outcome

Departures from the plan

• make status was not run; push reported every service active, and the console’s version was 94700c9-dirty.

Follow-ups

• None.