FileBot

I'm working on setting up a filter to block the series Title "Vega$", but I am having a problem figuring out how to match against the '$' character:

Input: /home/belgarth/Downloads/Unsorted/Vegas (2012) - S01E11 - Serve, Volley and Kill.mkv
Group: [tvs:Vega$] => [Vegas (2012) - S01E11 - Serve, Volley and Kill.mkv]
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Auto-detected query: [Vega$, Vegas]
Fetching episode data for [Vega$]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas (2012)]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas Strip]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas Stripped]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas Confessions]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas: The City the Mob Made]
Apply Filter: {!(n ==~ /Vegas/) && !(n ==~ /Smash Hit/) && !(n ==~ /Smash/) && !(n ==~ /SMASH/) && !(n ==~ /Vega$/)}
...
[MOVE] Rename [/home/belgarth/Downloads/Unsorted/Vegas (2012) - S01E11 - Serve, Volley and Kill.mkv] to [/home/belgarth/Downloads/TV Shows/Vega$/Season 1/Vega$ - S01E11 - Serve, Volley and Kill.mkv]

Is there something needed to switch "!(n ==~ /Vega$/)" to instead to correct filter this out?

In regex $ means end-of-input so you'll need to escape that to match the literal $, i.e. But do you really need to filter this out? Ideally FileBot should be able to pick the right episode even if multiple shows have the same series name.

That was my first guess, but adding in a regex escape doesn't help, it seems to get ignored:
belgarth@server1:~/bin$ filebot -non-strict -trust-script --conflict override -script "/home/belgarth/bin/utorrent-postprocess.groovy" --filter "!(n ==~ /Vegas/) && !(n ==~ /Smash Hit/) && !(n ==~ /Smash/) && !(n ==~ /SMASH/) && !(n ==~ /Vega\$/)" --output "/home/belgarth/Downloads/" --action copy --conflict override --def subtitles=false artwork=false "ut_dir=/home/belgarth/Downloads/Unsorted" "ut_file=" "ut_kind=" "ut_title=" "ut_label=" "ut_state="
Parameter: subtitles = false
Parameter: artwork = false
Parameter: ut_dir = /home/belgarth/Downloads/Unsorted
Parameter: ut_file =
Parameter: ut_kind =
Parameter: ut_title =
Parameter: ut_label =
Parameter: ut_state =
Input: /home/belgarth/Downloads/Unsorted/Vegas - S01E11.mkv
Group: [tvs:Vega$] => [Vegas - S01E11.mkv]
Rename episodes using [TheTVDB]
Auto-detected query: [Vega$, Vegas]
Fetching episode data for [Vega$]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas (2012)]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas Strip]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas Stripped]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas Confessions]
Fetching episode data for [Vegas: The City the Mob Made]
Apply Filter: {!(n ==~ /Vegas/) && !(n ==~ /Smash Hit/) && !(n ==~ /Smash/) && !(n ==~ /SMASH/) && !(n ==~ /Vega$/)}
...
[COPY] Rename [/home/belgarth/Downloads/Unsorted/Vegas - S01E11.mkv] to [/home/belgarth/Downloads/TV Shows/Vega$/Season 1/Vega$ - S01E11 - Serve, Volley and Kill.mkv]
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An. The cmdline itself my resolve escaped characters. You could try double escaping, one for cmdline and one for the regex, \\$ or maybe just [$]

PS: Seems it became to smart with the latest update recognising $ as an 's' type character... I'll have a look.

All cases I tried work, also with both TVRage and TheTVDB I get shows a bit different from your log.

btw here's how I'd write the filter: