Oh you are right, these logs misled me
Thanks !

Hi,

Like I said, nothing has changed

--q 48866 'seriesDB=TheMovieDB::TV'
or
--q the-100 'seriesDB=TheMovieDB::TV'
or even trying to ignore the wrong detection :
--q 48866 --filter 'id != 665 && id != 295788'
or
--filter 'none{ n =~ /Batfink/ }'
and Batfink is still detected

nothing is working, seems like everything I'm doing ...

I'm on Synology.

Here's the logs : https://pastebin.com/50XBYUtx



I've tried with strict mode on and off, changing series db and same result.

Thanks

Hi,

I’ve encountered a strange issue while trying to rename and hardlink the TV show The 100 with FileBot.
All episodes are stored in a single main folder, with one subfolder per season.

When processing the files, FileBot detects multiple unrelated series such as:

Batfink, Red Dead Redemption ...

Hello,

I think that since a recent update, there is a small bug in the .excludes files on the synology application.

Sometimes there is no line break between 2 files, and if you run the script again, the 2 files are not excluded.

A question, not a bug, but is there a way to exclude all files ...

Hey,

So... It was working actually... The problem was in my def genreOrder I had english genres... But I was using French settings !

Buuuut...
I tried to change my naming file
{ny}

to
{y} - {n.upperInitial()}

like I said in a post


I think it could be a good idea to have a place where we ...

Hey I'm back :D

So how am I supposed to use the sorted genre ? I tried

H:/Mes Films/
{any{'Marvel Studios' in info.productionCompanies ? 'Marvel Movie' : null}{model.find{ it.collection == collection }.genre}
{
def genreOrder = ['Animation': 1, 'Comedy': 2, 'Horror': 3, 'Science-Fiction': 4 ...

Thanks! ISO3 did the job.
I'm happy with my current films collection, I used :


Films/
{any{'Marvel Studios' in info.productionCompanies ? 'Marvel Movie' : null}{model.find{ it.collection == collection }.genre}{genre}}/
{collection}/
{ny.upperInitial()} {audioLanguages.toSorted{it.ISO3}} - {vf ...

Thanks for your quick answer.

The {model} is doing the job.
But not .toSorted() ...

I have
Films/
{any{model.find{ it.collection == collection }.genre}{genre}}/
{collection}/
{audioLanguages.toSorted()} {ny.upperInitial()} - {vf}.{channels}.sub{textLanguages.toSorted()}.{ext}


As you can see ...

Title.

For example, I have

The Matrix 1999 (genre=Action)
The Matrix Roloaded 2003 (genre=Adventure)
The Matrix Revolutions 2003 (genre= Adventure)


Is it possible to order my films like

Films/Genre/ all films (less collection films)
Films/Genre/CollectionName/collection films


So ...