Hey there, I seem to be getting the error Failed to match files to episode data for a filter set up for a specific purpose. I've not used this filter for a while as the occurence for its specific need is rare, i do know that it used to work, it may just be because the series is too new. This ...

1. ` has special meaning on the command-line: https://www.filebot.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1899 :!: $1 doesn't mean what you think it means in the command-line context either. 2. I recommend reading and understanding the problem by reading the command-line tutorial linked above. And then ...

3. If you tag everything so meticulously, then you might want to consider not using the amc script at all, and just running your own filebot -rename --q script. Ask yourself if there's any particular reason you're using the amc script, and not simple filebot -rename commands? To loop back on this ...

1. Easily explained. Planetes (a895) is the only option that FileBot has found: Fetching episode data for [Planetes] Hence all 39 episodes of Planetes will be excluded since /Anime 13965/ =~ /895/ yields false : Apply filter [label =~ series.id] on [39] items This means that the --filter is working ...

1. Yep, this will work. 2. Never mind then. I thought you meant you encountered a similar looking issue in your production system. Well, it's still failing which is why i was troubleshooting to begin with. Running filebot without the AMC script will work without issue here just like when you try ...

1. --filter "label =~ info.id" What value does label have? Are you passing in the exact numeric id as label? 2. Back to the original problem, this filter excludes all items, and hence there can be no matching episodes, since the filter excludes each and every one of them: Apply filter [info.id ...

You're using = (assignment operator) instead of == (comparison operator) so it doesn't work and can't ever work. :lol: e.g. $ filebot -list --db anidb --q 13965 --format '{series.id} => {episode}' --filter 'series.id == 13965' Apply filter [series.id == 13965] on [4] items Include [Planet With - 01 ...

Okay so, in addition to this, it seems to be happening elsewhere as well. Show: Phantom in the Twilight Input: filebot -script fn:amc --output "$HOME/downloads" --log-file "$HOME/amc.log" --action hardlink --conflict override -non-strict --def "clean=y" "ut_dir=/home/sbuser/download/Anime/Phantom in ...

No idea, and I don't have time to debug now. Maybe it'll magically start working in the future for some reason.

Hah yeah, that wouldn't be the first time i've seen that happen.

Thanks for the workaround, worked like a charm.

Hi, AMC works fine for literally everything except this one show which wont fetch the data with whatever i try. Version: FileBot 4.7.9 (r4984) / Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 1.8.0_171 (headless) (can't find the update) Show: Quanzhi Gaoshou Input: filebot -script fn:amc --output "$HOME/downloads ...