parsers/browsing.py:parse_album() gives incorrect value for "year"
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When using a YTMusic object authenticated with browser headers, a call to get_home() incorrectly fills the "year" key in an album with the artist name.
EXAMPLE:
ytmusic = YTMusic("headers.json")
print(json.dumps(ytmusic.get_home()))
RESULT:
[
...
{
"title": "Alexisonfire",
"type": "Album",
"year": "Alexisonfire",
"artists": [
{
"id": "UC9gdUSsa_3TWMYou9nUIJPQ",
"name": "Alexisonfire"
}
],
"browseId": "MPREb_TmfcXr7KaYu",
"audioPlaylistId": null,
"thumbnails": [
{
"url": "https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/TKcFRAFiGVfydrImrgdpZa_c_YqldAJFAU9OgxWrHublr7lV7tLpB-hDvmjKZuNngMgFDo675gSc2ePz-g=w226-h226-l90-rj",
"width": 226,
"height": 226
},
{
"url": "https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/TKcFRAFiGVfydrImrgdpZa_c_YqldAJFAU9OgxWrHublr7lV7tLpB-hDvmjKZuNngMgFDo675gSc2ePz-g=w544-h544-l90-rj",
"width": 544,
"height": 544
}
],
"isExplicit": true
},
...
]
As you can see above; "year": "Alexisonfire". This happens with every album included in the result.
I couldn't find the actual field for album's year in the raw json returned from youtube. Maybe it's not included in the response.
Cannot reproduce home page issues without response data
I included a partial result of the parsed response data returned by YTMusic.get_home() showcasing the issue. I just couldn't find the correct value ("2002") in the raw, unparsed JSON returned by the website. Not sure what else I should include.
Thanks for the report and details!