#How do I call YML files directly

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small onyxBOT
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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

mellow pawn
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What I am trying to do is run the YMLs at the end of the collection run.

prisma laurel
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Cause I’m pretty sure can’t list the files as a list. You need to list each file separately

teal vigil
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    - 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
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Accepts a file path [singular], not a list

prisma laurel
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i know this was explained to jwaltrip before, at least a couple of times in other threads about this same set of files

mellow pawn
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it possible. Maybe not as directly as Mr Carrrot

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thanks for the reply. It looks like it is running

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teal vigil
mellow pawn
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I think I got the impression by inference from other commands, and did not see anything that said it would not work

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and may have missed subsequent advice from the discord here

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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

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I am not crtisizing :). this is a winderful tool, and the folks in this discord have been very helpful.