Create log of rename?

[esullivan]

I have a powershell script that uses filebot cli. Every now and then a file goes "missing". I see there is an error log but is there a way to write to a log when something is renamed? Just so I can see it was processed by filebot and where filebot put it

[esullivan]

I am trying a file I know went missing. I am using TVMaze because I had issues with TVDB showing TBA for many Disney+ shows. This file is Hawkeye, TVDB still shows TBA. TVMaze does not seem to match it at all, just stays blank. Attached is a GIF of what happens when I do this manually. Not sure what happened to the file during the script? TheMovieDB was able to match it, is it smart to start using that for TV shows?

https://photos.app.goo.gl/NSpvYt9tQKttjXtv9

[rednoah]

1.
You can use the History to find previously processed files and revert them to their original file path:
viewtopic.php?t=12133


You can few the history on the command-line like so:
viewtopic.php?p=2459#p2459

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filebot -script fn:history

Note that each filebot call will write a detailed log file. The log file will be written to file path you have set via the --log-file option. Keeping logs and regularly checking logs is strongly recommended.



2.
If searching for "hawkeye 2021" doesn't for TVmaze, then you may need to change your search query to something that does work, i.e. name without year or series id.

[rednoah]

Revert files via the internal History