Override rules not working as expected

[brisk verge]

I am trying to setup the override filters and running into an issue where they simply are not working.

I have a very basic one setup for kdrama, language: Korean, root folder: ~/media/k_drama, tag: kdrama

however when I select any series that is korean language it always displays as default rootpath ~/media/tv and no tags.

This is the same accross all filters I have setup. (TV: kdrama, reality, animated | Movies: Anime)

It looks like there was some traction on the issue I created on github to add negatives to the override filters, is this going to implemented? (https://github.com/seerr-team/seerr/issues/2079 | https://github.com/seerr-team/seerr/pull/2452)

followup question, since I am trying to get this setup to replace my old-reliable (Petio), do my end-users see the same screen when they request? That is, do they have the option to change QP and Root Path?

#1472343555853914195 message Is this the answer to my OP?

[smoky finch]

Your user is advanced_request perms

Override rules do not apply to advanced_request

Perms users yet

It will only apply to your normal users

Until this is merged

https://github.com/seerr-team/seerr/pull/2164

[brisk verge]

ok awesome, Yeah I just tested on my wifes account, and everything seems to be working as it should

also, answered my second question when i tested on her account. so-far-so-good

!archive

[night badge]

When do you think it will be out for everyone ?

[smoky finch]

maybe next version

the pr just needs reviewing rn