-get-subtitles on non-existing file => No missing subtitles

[viking]

If I run the command:

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filebot.cmd -get-subtitles "PathtoFile" -non-strict

on a file that does not exist,
I get the response " No missing subtitles".
Shouldn't there be an error instead, like "file does not exist"?

[rednoah]

No Files => No Missing Subtitles

I guess it's an issue. I don't plan on double checking that your arguments make sense though. If the CLI is called with arguments that don't make sense, then the result may also be something that doesn't make sense.

[viking]

Well, it also thinks that there are no missing subtitles if the extension is missing. For example:

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filebot.cmd -get-subtitles "Path\somefile" -non-strict

=> No missing subtitles

but:

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filebot.cmd -get-subtitles "Path\somefile.avi" -non-strict

=> No matching subtitles found: Path\somefile.avi

Shouldn't both cases give "No matching subtitles found" (unless something is found for "somefile" of course) ?

[rednoah]

1.
Specifying non-existent / non-video paths is the same as not specifying anything.

2.
If you pass a video file (existent or not) then it will probably fail at a latter point.