#๊Universe & Streaming
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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.
how do you fix? did you look at the log at all?
YAML Error: while parsing a block collection
in "//config/config.yml", line 4, column 7
expected <block end>, but found '?'
in "//config/config.yml", line 9, column 7
- pmm: streaming
now look at your config file, somewhere around lines 4 and 9 there is a error
Fix the indentation of the template variables.
i told you already before in #general-chat look at the meta.log and there will be hints, now i picked the hint out for you
and just as before, your mistake is wrong indentation
compare line 53 to line 103, for example.
from your config
libraries:
Movies:
metadata_path:
- pmm: universe
template_variables:
use_separator: false
from wiki universe page https://metamanager.wiki/en/nightly/defaults/movie/universe.html
libraries:
Movies:
metadata_path:
- pmm: universe
template_variables:
use_separator: false
you see the difference? that is how you fix
We highly recommend to use a decent editor software to manage PMM´s .yml files.
Standard text editors (such as Notepad and TextEdit) often save text in a rich-text format which can result in text formatted in a way that PMM cannot read. But not only that, they also make it very hard to visually distinguish the formatting, such as indentation.
PMM requires indents to always be multiples of 2 spaces, and not TAB stops. If you have one space too much, or too few, it is very hard to notice that with a editor like Notepad.
An editor that is more focused on editing code instead of text will automatically detect the .YML fileformat and adjust things to make it easier to work. They can also try to detect possible errors even before you actually run the .yml in PMM.
This can save a lot of time and headaches.
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For further details and a short list of highly recommended extensions, you can also take a look at our Reddit post.
Thank you.