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Good point, that is done at https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer/api/pull/1359 I will deploy and refresh the database and see what happens
That has been deployed now and the URL is still returning `3rd Rock From the Sun` instead of `FROM`. I will see if there are any clues in the db
``` searchMatches: [ 'From', '3rd rock', '3rd', '3rd Rock from the Sun', 'Cosas de Marcianos', 'from', '3rd Rock' ], ```
The DB has 3 results for the `searchMatch` `From`: ``` api_mongo> db.getCollection('series_metadata').find({searchMatches: {$in: ['From']}}, {title: 1}) [ { _id: ObjectId('6687c049e777196229cf644e'), title: 'FROM' }, { _id: ObjectId('6687cb3477b37097d621402e'), title: "Chillin' in My...
When that `searchMatch` is populated I can see why it always returns 3rd Rock - we have a query that does `sortBy['startYear'] = 1` but I don't see realistically how...
It might be fixed now but I'll have to look at my list in a couple of days to see if it happens again
No, it happened again https://api.universalmediaserver.com/api/media/series/v2?title=From
@valib when I go to that page it says `"title":"Daughter from Another Mother"`
:/ somehow the `searchMatches` must be getting polluted but I don't know how. I'll look at the code again. If I can't see it I will add a logging service...
Ah I have found the problem thanks to a lot of logging. Someone is searching for `title=From&year=2023` and we pass that on to TMDB, which makes it find `Chillin' in...