#Errors Running config
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You're missing overlay_path: just above the highlighted line
Little further down, this collections section [the 13 lines starting with the highlighted line] doesn't go here:
Same thing down in the TV section:
And TV on second plex:
Thank you very much!
so where do collections go in the movies.yml? or can i add it in the config?
collection definitions go in metadata files like movies.yml.
What about YML files like these? https://github.com/meisnate12/Plex-Meta-Manager-Configs/tree/master/Frexe/Movies/Metadata/Collections
Sure, those define collections, and you'd refer to them in your config.yml.
Yes, you'd refer to that as:
- git: Frexe/Movies/Metadata/Collections/300
But if you're new to this I would strongly recommend getting started with the built-in defaults rather than random files from the configs repo.
can I add the whole directory or list each one?
I think git is file-by-file.
But again, those files are maintained or not by their authors and may not work at all.
i setup my first run and got a feel over the thinks i want to change
Just trying to save you some frustration.
I tried fixing but i keep getting errors..
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you have bad indentation
Among other problems.
The error points you to two lines:
in "//config/config.yml", line 64, column 5
expected <block end>, but found '<block sequence start>'
in "//config/config.yml", line 103, column 7
The config is fine up to line 64, column 5:
Movies On Second Plex:
library_name: Movies
^
And then the next line it refers to is line 103.
Here's lines 88 to 117. A lot wrong here:
overlay_path:
- remove_overlays: false
- reapply_overlay: true
# - reset_overlays: tmdb
- pmm: audio_codec
#- pmm: language_count
#- pmm: commonsense
- pmm: flixpatrol
This template_variables on line 96 should be four more spaces to the right, and the two lines below it two more spaces to the right.
template_variables:
position: left
time_window: this_year
#- pmm: languages
#- pmm: languages
# template_variables:
# use_subtitles: true
and now line 103. Since template_variables above is outdented too far, this list element isn't recognized, so the error gets tripped at line 103 column 7:
- pmm: mediastinger
^
Then a couple lines later the same problem with outdenting the template_variables on line 105-115:
- pmm: ratings
template_variables:
rating1: user
rating1_image: rt_tomato
rating2: critic
rating2_image: imdb
rating3: audience
rating3_image: tmdb
horizontal_position: right
- pmm: resolution
The same problems exist in both the TV libraries, along with these that don't go here in lines 143-145:
sync_mode: sync
summary: Popular TV on Plex+
collection_order: alpha
Those probably won't cause errors, but they don't belong there and no one will be looking for them, so whatever you're trying to do won't happen.
Use a yaml-aware editor as a first step.
I was using vs code but I fixed it manually on nano… the errors aren’t clear on vs code
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I get everything but the wiggly lines
The colors pop up when I choose yaml from the bottom, right
might be this extension:
Thank you very much 🙏🏼
Now it is working. Much appreciated.!!!