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[BUG] - Lidarr - BeetsTagger jq broken pipe #217
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Originally created by @kaibagley on GitHub (Dec 11, 2025).
Application
Lidarr
Host platform
Ubuntu 24 with Docker
Script
BeetsTagger
ArtworkExtractor
LyricsExtractor
Script Version
latest
Describe the bug
Each of the scripts give an error:
jq: error: writing output failed: Broken pipe.Expected behavior
No errors in thr log. I also have strangely tagged tracks that wont seem to go away, and this may be related.
Ive seen other issues with the same pipe error, but i don't think i have permission errors, and i believe i have the xq thing installed from the PR a while ago
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@Poisonsting commented on GitHub (Jan 26, 2026):
I'm also experiencing this issue, I can also provide logs if needed, but the logs do not appear to provide a trace for this error by default. Any way to increase verbosity for troubleshooting?
@Poisonsting commented on GitHub (Feb 7, 2026):
I was able to solve this particular issue by running
chmod +x scripts_init.bash