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Feature Request: Find Release inside Release #11

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danoe opened this issue Oct 4, 2020 · 1 comment
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Feature Request: Find Release inside Release #11

danoe opened this issue Oct 4, 2020 · 1 comment

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@danoe
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danoe commented Oct 4, 2020

Some people like to put dirfix/nfofix and other releases inside the original release. So it would be nice to have the validator find detect these releases.

Expample: Movie.2020.COMPLETE.BLURAY-GROUP/Movie.2019.DIRFIX.COMPLETE.BLURAY-GROUP

  • This should probably be turned off by default, as it really depends on preference
  • Some legit cases should be covered like Season folders that have the same pattern as releases
    • TV-Show.S01.1080p.BluRay.x264-GROUP/TV-Show.S01E01.1080p.BluRay.x264-GROUP
    • TV-Show.S01.COMPLETE.BLURAY-GROUP/TV-Show.S01D01.COMPLETE.BLURAY-GROUP
  • Any other legit cases?
  • The pattern for the exceptions could be configurable in the extension settings, so the extension could have a sensible default pattern, but be flexible with the exceptions.

I might look into adding this myself later but thought I just write it down for now.

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maksis commented Oct 20, 2020

Maybe you could only match common invalid subdirectories (such as dirfixes) instead any releases? The goal has been to make the validators work without any extra config. PRs are definitely welcome.

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