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I am pretty sure that the logs will start to reveal some recommendations by Luma once you share that here
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there you go?
I wonder if this is a red herring because there is no metadata_paths attribute?
in this one you see the movies
Indentation is different between Movies and Series, assuming Movies works that would be a thing to look at.
yes, movies is working
Then I'd make sure the Series indentation matches Movies, and give it another try.
we want the show overlays, episode overlays and season overlays
like displayed on this page
but we tried to copy the example config, but it doesn't work
In your first config above, you have:
libraries:
Movies:
overlay_path:
- remove_overlays: false
- reapply_overlay: true
- pmm: resolution
- pmm: audio_codec
- pmm: mediastinger
- pmm: ratings
template_variables:
rating1: user
rating1_image: rt_tomato
...
Series:
overlay_path:
- remove_overlays: false
- reapply_overlay: true
- pmm: resolution
- pmm: audio_codec
- pmm: mediastinger
- pmm: ratings
template_variables:
rating1: user
rating1_image: rt_tomato
...
Note that those two sections, though they contain the same lines, are not indented in the same way.
You report that Movies works while Series does not, and the only substantive difference between the two in the config is the indentation.
YAML is a structured file format where indentation is significant, so the first thing I would try would be to eliminate this difference in the config between working and non-working libraries as a variable.
The next thing I'd try would be to flip this to true:
show_options: false
And see if that puts something in the log about "I can't see 'Series' but I can see these" Perhaps there's a special character getting in the way.
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Author of Linked Message: WarAdmiraal
Person who Invoked the Command: WarAdmiraal
File Name: meta2.log
Page 01: User Info
Page 02: PMM Info
Page 03: PMM Config.yml YAML Validation
Page 04: Plex Configuration - Section 1
Page 05: Rec 01 - ๐ฌ CONVERT ERROR
Page 06: Rec 02 - ๐ฅ NO ITEMS FOUND IN PLEX
Page 07: Rec 03 - โ OVERLAYS BLOAT
Page 08: Rec 04 - โฐ PMM SCHEDULED TIME
Page 09: Rec 05 - ๐ก๏ธPLEX DB CACHE ADVICE
Page 10: Rec 06 - โ PLEX REGEX ERROR
it just skips the whole series part
You didn't make the suggested indentation changes.
But here's the problem:
| --run-libraries (PMM_RUN-LIBRARIES): "Movies" |
This container is configured to run only the Movies library, which is exactly what it's doing.
So it's doing what it's been told to do.
but you need to fix your damn indent in the "Series" section
best damn documentation i have ever seen, who in the right mind puts something in an example that only works for movies
wtf are you talking about. you are the one that told it to only run movies
Are you referring to something specific that shoudl be addressed, or do you just want to throw rocks?
notice how it says "For Example"
The paragraph above the example explains exactly what it's an example of.
What specifically should change to make that more clear?
example with explanation wtf its doing
The paragraph above it is the explanation.
So again, what needs to change?
I'm asking sincerely.
for people who do this the first time in not clear
you need to put - PMM_LIBRARIES=Movies = means its running only Movies on the same page
great took me 10 time to read wtf its doing
but he you guys are geat at accpting feed back
I'm sincerely interested in how to make it more clear.
- PMM_RUN=true
- PMM_CONFIG=/config/special-config.yml
- PMM_OVERLAYS=true
- PMM_LIBRARIES=Movies
and the rest of the page tells you what those variables do, and the example uses some of them to illustrate
but if all you want to do is swear at me, I'm not sure what I can do.
in this example
- PMM_RUN=true = doing this
- PMM_CONFIG=/config/special-config.yml
- PMM_OVERLAYS=true = doing this
- PMM_LIBRARIES=Movies
The problem there is that if those notes are added to that example, then someone who copy-pastes it will end up with a docker-compose file that won't work.
Give me a minute to take a stab at this
then you put it above it that everybody can see it straight away
i think they left the server @short dust
I'll do a PR for this change:
oh, no. anyway...
yeah, submit a pr. i think it adds a little more clarity than it originally did
thanks @short dust
@heady spade supposed to ping the OP but he left the group. so how do we close the ticket