TV Shows metadata file bork

[modest tree]

Had to remove majority of log because it was too big, kept the parts that mattered. If i remove lines 45 and below then everything works normal.

Log: https://pastebin.com/aFbGxwch
metadata file: https://pastebin.com/FSf5nim1

[tepid cobalt]

Please complete #938455615741775902 and someone from the community or one of our <@&938443185347244033> members will respond when they're available.

Including the meta.log from the beginning is a huge help use !logs for more information.

[quiet anvil]

[CRITICAL] | 'int' object has no attribute 'lower'

Something's trying to change an integer to lower-case.

In the bit that you've added, the only naked integers are the seasons:

metadata:
  "Dragon Ball Z":
  seasons:
    1:
      title: "1. The SAIYAN Saga"
      file_poster: config/assets/Dragon Ball Z/Season01.png
    2:
      title: "2. Namek and Captain Ginyu Sagas"
      file_poster: config/assets/Dragon Ball Z/Season02.png

So I'd try:

metadata:
  "Dragon Ball Z":
  seasons:
    "1":
      title: "1. The SAIYAN Saga"
      ...
    "2":
      title: "2. Namek and Captain Ginyu Sagas"
      ...

[supple fern]

i have integers as seasons working with my tv metadata file, differences to mine are:

1. referencing the series by tmdb id
2. i have everything under the series indented by one

[quiet anvil]

Oh, yeah, I bet it's seeing 1 where it expects seasons. That makers more sense.

[modest tree]

So yea this seemed to have fixed it

but it didn't apply my poster nor change the season name...does this show anything? https://pastebin.com/5qXf6Wyv

specifically 2022-10-14T21:13:45.495366800Z | seasons: Item seasons not found |

[supple fern]

yeah that means pmm was looking for a series called season

i am doubling down on indentation as the problem 😄

[modest tree]

metadata:
  "Dragon Ball Z":
  seasons:
    "1":
      title: "1. The SAIYAN Saga"
      file_poster: config/assets/Dragon Ball Z/Season01.png
    "2":
      title: "2. Namek and Captain Ginyu Sagas"
      file_poster: config/assets/Dragon Ball Z/Season02.png```

this is how its indented...

didnt realize indentation was an issue

[supple fern]

metadata:
  "Dragon Ball Z":
    seasons:
      1:
        title: "1. The SAIYAN Saga"
        ...
      2:
        title: "2. Namek and Captain Ginyu Sagas"
        ...

try indenting everything below "Dragon Ball Z:"

by one level

[modest tree]

omfg im ignorant, i never realized that was indented like that

i was confused when you kept pointing at my indentation because i thought i did it correct lol

[supple fern]

little details one is likely to overlook when staring at it for too long 😄

[modest tree]

reminds me when i was doing CSS for 12 hours straight and started to miss little things like this and would scratch my head for countless minutes lol

everything seems good now thanks

[supple fern]

excellent!

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[modest tree]

Just an update, didn’t realize PMM creates asset folders based on your folder structure. Had my dragon ball series in Dragon Ball Z (1989) [SoM-iKaos] and for my file_poster directory I wrote config/assets/Dragon Ball Z thinking it wouldn’t use my folder structure lol user error at the end of the day

[raven fossil]

glad you got it all sorted 🙂

[modest tree]

Another question, if I have the folder structure correct in the assets folder then I don’t have to add the file_poster option? As that would save me a lot of time

[raven fossil]

correct

as long as you have the correct settings in place to use asset files

[supple fern]

if you enable the settings assets_for_all and asset_folders pmm will look for folders with the same name as the media folder in your asset directory

[modest tree]

Perfect. Thanks