Consider InterruptedException as cancellations

[stoyicker]

This can happen if you call load repeatedly too fast.

To reproduce, wrap the load call in a repeat statement

class Load(private val mediaProduct: MediaProduct) : Pure<PlayerInitialized>() {

    override suspend fun invokePure(state: PlayerInitialized) {
        repeat(100) {
            state.player.playbackEngine.load(mediaProduct.copy(productId = it.toString()))
        }
    }
}

And add some log calls in PlaybackInfoLoadable to understand what's happening:

} catch (throwable: Throwable) {
    when (throwable) {
        is CancellationException, is InterruptedException -> Unit.also {
            Log.d("HOLA", "Cancelled ${forwardingMediaProduct.productId}")
            return
        }
        else -> throw PlaybackInfoFetchException.Error(forwardingMediaProduct, throwable).also {
            Log.d("HOLA", "Errored ${forwardingMediaProduct.productId}", throwable)
        }
    }
}
Log.d("HOLA", "Succeeded ${forwardingMediaProduct.productId}")

You're going to see 100 loads, 99 cancellations and an error (due to the product id not being found, which is correct/intended).