
I've tried with a new empty file named
The Runner (2026).mkv and the
latest beta and it matches right away:
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The Runner (2026).mkv {"@type":"Movie","year":2026,"imdbId":0,"tmdbId":1715967,"id":1715967,"name":"The Runner","aliasNames":[],"releaseDate":{"year":2026,"month":2,"day":1},"originalLanguage":"en","runtime":18,"popularity":1,"language":"en-US"}

EDIT: So for me FileBot matches
The Runner (2026) which also isn't the correct match. You probably want the other
The Runner (2026). Since I'm testing with empty files, my FileBot probably isn't able to figure out the more likely one based on movie duration. I have no idea why you get neither one of these
The Runner (2026) matches.

That said, mismatches can happen for all kinds of reasons. The one shown in the screenshot above shouldn't happen for sure... but the
Edit Match button is there for this and other cases. In any case, do report strange behaviours like this so we can investigate and see what we can do about it.
PieCaptain wrote: Yesterday, 08:08
Should I Start adding TMDB IDs to my naming convention?
Yes, but not for FileBot. We typically use FileBot to add the TMDB to make search and lookup predictable for anything that comes after. If you're processing files that have already been processed and identified by FileBot previously, then the
re-process previously organized files using local xattr metadata approach can be used to quickly re-match files to the previously confirmed movie match.