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#How do I call YML files directly
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If I have this in my collection_files section is finds the ymls in that folder and runs them:
- folder: config/movies
If I use this, it fails:
- file:
- config/movies/collections.yml
- config/movies/collections2.yml
- config/movies/collections3.yml
- config/movies/marvel.yml
- config/movies/prerolls.yml
- config/movies/collections4.yml
log and config attached
What I am trying to do is run the YMLs at the end of the collection run.
Cause I’m pretty sure can’t list the files as a list. You need to list each file separately
- file: config/movies/collections.yml
- file: config/movies/collections2.yml
- file: config/movies/collections3.yml
- file: config/movies/marvel.yml
- file: config/movies/prerolls.yml
- file: config/movies/collections4.yml
Accepts a file path [singular], not a list
i know this was explained to jwaltrip before, at least a couple of times in other threads about this same set of files
it possible. Maybe not as directly as Mr Carrrot
thanks for the reply. It looks like it is running
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Is there anything in the docs that shows or states you can use a list for - file:? If so, that needs to be changed. Where did you get the indication that a list would work?
I think I got the impression by inference from other commands, and did not see anything that said it would not work
and may have missed subsequent advice from the discord here
I dont see anything in the doc in a quick search that says you have to use one -file: statement per file.
also dont see examples or doc that says something like tmdb_movie, for example, does accept a list
I am not crtisizing :). this is a winderful tool, and the folks in this discord have been very helpful.