Rato
Rato
Yes, it's not that simple. Maybe option b is the only way
Probably option B is the only option. Unfortunately that won't help my case, because I need to avoid that developers do a explicit cast of "certain" entities (which should use...
It was disabled because of #536
Without more information, crash logs, etc... it's hard for people to jump in and help
I agree with you. For instance, House of Cards has the year in the filename, so video.year is always there. But this case, you have no year or any other...
Let's consider these 2 cases: - A filename with the year (e.g.: House of Cards 2013) In case of multiple `name` matches: it should pick the one that has an...
I was taking a look at this question once more... and I realized one thing: If you decide to build a custom score computation then you don't have direct access...
The video file is not an issue, but the subtitle. Subtitles can be of several types: LegendasTvSubtitle, OpenSubtitles, AddictedSubtitles, etc. Each one of them has different fields and some of...
Just to have some concrete examples: For the given video file without a release_group: `Castle.S08E22.Crossfire.1080p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264.mkv` This is the sorted (score ASC) list of subtitles from legendastv ``` score = 344...
If property matches could be refactored to accept a dictionary of functions, where the key is the property name and the value is a function that accepts two values and...