#Collection Minimum 1 not meet

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edgy iron
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Hi,

I'm new with PMM and I try to seting it up correctly.
I have actually a library called "Films" with 3836 movies in it.

I have take the config example from the "Docker Walkthrough" and run it.
The "Newly Released" collection have been created but other collection have been skipped due to error "Minimum 1 not meet".
I have check what kind of film should be added in this collection and after that check I'm sure that I have at least 1 movie on each collection ...

Can someone help me ?

tawny pineBOT
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Welcome @edgy iron!

Someone from <@&938443185347244033> will assist when they're available.

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

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fading auroraBOT
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1: Go to your config folder

2: Go into the logs folder

3: Look for meta.log (not meta.1.log etc)

4: Drag it in the Discord thread - the whole thing, DO NOT EDIT IT

5: Still confused? ¯\(ツ)

Log file too big? USE PASTEBIN or ZIP THE FILE

edgy iron
tawny prairie
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Nothing obvious, but can you switch to the develop branch and rerun please?

fading auroraBOT
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NOTE: This is addressing changing from, for instance, latest to nightly.

The method depends on how you installed it.

**I'M USING DOCKER:**
docker pull meisnate12/plex-meta-manager:TAG_HERE

replace TAG_HERE with latest, develop, or nightly; whichever you want to switch to.

Then recreate your container via whatever means you used to create it [docker run, docker-compose, etc.], setting the image as meisnate12/plex-meta-manager:TAG_HERE

**I'M USING DOCKER ON UNRAID**

:one: Click on DOCKER tab and then on Plex-Meta-Manager
:two: Edit Repository: setting to switch branches:

meisnate12/plex-meta-manager:TAG_HERE

replace TAG_HERE with latest, develop, or nightly; whichever you want to switch to.

**I'M USING DOCKER ON A SYSTEM WITHOUT COMMAND PROMPT (SUCH AS NAS):**

The same concepts as above will apply:
:one: pull new image
:two: recreate container using that image instead of the current one.

Whatever the system, there will be a way to accomplish these two things.

**I'M RUNNING LOCALLY VIA GIT:**
cd DIRECTORY_WHERE_YOU_PUT_PMM
git checkout BRANCH_NAME
git stash
git stash clear
git pull

For BRANCH_NAME, substitute master, develop, or nightly

Those stash commands are going to discard any changes you may have made to PMM's own files. If that's a concern, you are probably familiar enough with git to know what you need to do instead.

edgy iron
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Ok, whith develop branch it's working

tawny prairie
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That’s great to hear.

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I presume that with that many films, it would run for a little bit.

edgy iron
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Actually it's pretty fast (it's take time obviously but not too much)

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Do you know when it will be available on latest release ?

tawny prairie
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Shortly, but we don’t know as the dev is working on things…

edgy iron
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Okay fine

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Thanks for your help