uTorrent script and seriesFormat

[iampaulh]

All of a sudden the uTorrent script is adding a a preceding 0 to the series folder name (series 03), previously this wasn't happening (series 3). I noticed there is a seriesFormat option.

How do I get it back to the old way?

[rednoah]

I got the feeling most people prefer "Season 00" as standard folder naming as there is many shows that have more than 10 seasons. Better add that now when there's not so many people using the script yet.

New:

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tvs:   tryQuietly{ seriesFormat } ?: '''TV Shows/{n}/{episode.special ? "Special" : "Season "+s.pad(2)}/{n} - {episode.special ? "S00E"+special.pad(2) : s00e00} - {t}{".$lang"}''',

Before:

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tvs:   tryQuietly{ seriesFormat } ?: '''TV Shows/{n}/{episode.special ? "Special" : "Season "+s}/{n} - {episode.special ? "S00E"+special.pad(2) : s00e00} - {t}{".$lang"}''',

Making local changes is easy. If you pass it in via --def seriesFormat=... YOU MUST ESCAPE DOUBLE-QUOTES " with bachslash \".


PS: I'm open for discussion weather the default format should or should not pad the season number with zeros.

[iampaulh]

Thanks for the help!

I don't mind either way, it was just all my existing folders were single digit and now I have Season 3 and Season 03 folders. Maybe I'll just rename all my season folders to fit with the new scheme, if that will be the standard from now on

[rednoah]

Season X to Season XY? I hope you're not thinking about do this by hand

Here's a script for that:

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filebot -script fn:replace --def "e=Season (\d)(?!\d)" "r=Season 0$1" /path/to/media

You can try with --action test first if things look alright. For left-over empty Season X folders you can run the cleaner script.

[iampaulh]

haha, no, definitely not by hand

using filebot, just like you said!