New Jellyfin Server/Web release: 10.11.0

[tomstephens89]

Have noticed since update that any albums display no tracks when using Finamp 0.9.20 via testflight.

https://github.com/jmshrv/finamp/issues/1412

[Unproven-Calorie]

The update appeared to work for me without major issues (and quickly) except for the disappearing music playlists. The server runs on my OMV7 machine.
I installed using docker, I:
 manually backed up.
stopped container 
pulled latest release
started container
backed up in jellllyfin UI
scanned full library
searched for missing metadata in music library

I found then that the playlists were missing, adding one track to a test playlist made all of my playlists show. Deleting the test playlist made my other playlists disappear, so I'll keep my test playlist for now. 
Another issue I found was on the Jellyfin Android app (on a Google Pixel 6), was that it failed to load post update. Deleting the cache within the app worked and i could use it no problem afterwards.

[gaming09]

Tried and failed to update twice, im thinking my local db might be corrupted. So i decided to rebuild, I am on unraid, I rebuilt everything and all users, for watch history i used this app https://github.com/luigi311/JellyPlex-Watched to copy the watch history between instances

[ototos]

I think it should have been clearly stated that after the update, the server would scan the entire library from scratch, including metadata, everything...
For someone like me who uses the cloud, it was a real blow to the balls; I almost got banned.

[djfmd783g]

Just upgraded, real smooth. Ubuntu bare metal install, took maybe 3 minutes total. I have a sizeable library, and it was super quick. Terrific work.

[benoliver999]

I found then that the playlists were missing, adding one track to a test playlist made all of my playlists show. Deleting the test playlist made my other playlists disappear, so I'll keep my test playlist for now. 

Try adding something to an 'old' playlist. I found it then 'recognised' all the playlists and when I removed the test playlists, the old ones remained.

[doomedtx]

Thanks for the hard work that went into this version!

After upgrading and following the blog post to rescan music and replace all metadata, I can see all of my playlists including shared playlists. However, the largest shared playlist (821 songs) will not display. It loads after some spinning, displays dozens of genres, but no tracks are displayed. I went to my wife's account (she's the playlist owner) and tried copying the entire playlist to a new test playlist. That new playlist also shows it has 821 tracks but will not display any of them. I'm not sure, but looking at the playlist.xml it might have re-ordered the manually-ordered playlist as well. Here are my logs from today and yesterday in case there's something helpful. I couldn't find anything myself.

While writing this, I jumped back to the Jellyfin tab, and the 821-song playlist was displaying tracks. They were totally out of the manual order my wife set. I had her sync it from Symfonium to hopefully restore the original order. After syncing, I reloaded my Jellyfin page and opened playlists. It took 10 seconds of spinning to display anything, and then I saw the genres again but no tracks. 2 minutes later, no tracks are showing still. It seems like something is eating resources because it never took 10 seconds to display this playlist previously, but the NAS CPU shows less than 5% total use so I don't think there's a background Jellyfin process running.

In case it helps, here are the logs from the day I upgraded (21 Oct): https://justpaste.it/42ogj, yesterday: https://justpaste.it/3xewx and today: https://justpaste.it/87feo