Use {episodelist} binding to count episodes per season and check if a season is complete via the {model} binding

[jerome]

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I know that episode was impacted in this update but not sure how that impacts the code I use for episode count.

The following whether true or false evaluates to 00 in every instance now using either TVDB or TMDB:TV.

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{model.episode.containsAll(episodelist.findAll{it.season == s}) ? [episodelist.count{it.episode && it.season == s}.pad(2)] : [episodelist.count{it.episode && it.season == s}.pad(2)+'i']}

Any help on how to fix would be apreciated.

Thanks
J

[rednoah]

The changes is primarily that {episodelist} now works exactly the same as {model}.


e.g. Number of episodes for the season at hand:

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{
	' [' + episodelist.count{ it.e && it.s == s }.pad(2) + ' episodes]'
}

e.g. Check if all episodes from the season at hand are currently loaded into FileBot:

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{
	model.episode.containsAll(episodelist.findAll{ it.e && it.s == s }.episode) ? ' [complete]' : ' [incomplete]'
}

[SnakeBonD]

It works well with normal episodes, but when there are double episodes it returns me an incomplete season because the number of files is not good.

Is there a solution for this?

[rednoah]

Try this:

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{
	model.episodes.flatten().containsAll(episodelist.findAll{ it.e && it.s == s }.episode) ? ' [complete]' : ' [incomplete]'
}

[SnakeBonD]

Perfect !
Thank you, this work well !