Let solo win over the mute of the same track (#358)
A track with both M and S on stayed silent: the mute closed every send before solo was asked. Pressing S on a muted track is meant to hear it. - trackGates in routing.ts opens the sends of a soloed track even while it is muted. Its own items are heard as with solo alone. - A muted track that a soloed one goes through, or that goes into it, stays silent as before. Tests: - Unit song-routing and song: 28 green (1 new), a counter-check red Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -248,6 +248,15 @@ describe('what the buses of a routed song are set to (#350)', () => {
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it('hears a soloed track even while it is muted', () => {
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expect(heard(([a, ...rest]) => [{ ...a!, solo: true, mute: true }, ...rest])).toEqual({
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a: ['1', 1],
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b: ['1', 0],
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c: ['1', 1],
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d: ['0', 0],
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});
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});
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it('reads the sends of a song made before #350 as every track into the output', () => {
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const tracks = [{ ...newTrack(1), id: 'a' }];
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expect(songRoutes({ tracks })).toEqual([{ from: 'a', to: '', volume: 0, tap: 'post' }]);
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