IMDB's trending_india does not work with movie libraries?

[native quiver]

Validating Method: imdb_chart                                                                      |
[2024-09-26 16:09:54,646] [builder.py:970]            [DEBUG]    | Value: trending_india                                                                              |
[2024-09-26 16:09:55,008] [kometa.py:920]             [DEBUG]    | Traceback (most recent call last):                                                                 |
                                                                 |   File "/app/kometa/kometa.py", line 784, in run_collection                                        |
                                                                 |     builder = CollectionBuilder(config, metadata, mapping_name, collection_attrs, library=library, extra=output_str) |
                                                                 |               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ |
                                                                 |   File "/app/kometa/modules/builder.py", line 1041, in __init__                                    |
                                                                 |     self._imdb(method_name, method_data)                                                           |
                                                                 |   File "/app/kometa/modules/builder.py", line 1491, in _imdb                                       |
                                                                 |     raise Failed(f"{self.Type} Error: chart: {value} does not work with movie libraries")          |
                                                                 | modules.util.Failed: Collection Error: chart: trending_india does not work with movie libraries    |
                                                                 |                                                                                                    |
[2024-09-26 16:09:55,009] [kometa.py:921]             [ERROR]    | Collection Error: chart: trending_india does not work with movie libraries                         |

Am I doing something wrong?

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[native quiver]

Attached is my imdb collection and below is a snippet from my config:

- repo: imdb
        template_variables:
          collection_section: "046"
          radarr_tag_<<key>>: kometa_<<collection_name>>
          radarr_add_missing_trending_india: true
          radarr_add_missing_top_indian: true

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❌ YAML validation failed! YAML checked and is NOT valid.

Error message:

mapping values are not allowed here
  in "<unicode string>", line 3, column 27:
            template_variables:
                              ^

✅ YAML validation passed!! That is valid YAML, but may not meet Kometa's requirements

[native quiver]

Just wondering what's going on because the docs show that it should work with both.

[shrewd wraith]

try on nightly52

[native quiver]

Here's what I get when I run nightly52

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[native quiver]

After looking at it myself, I think it's running as it's supposed to - I just don't have any of the movies.

If I have this in my config - shouldn't the movies at the least be added to radarr? I don't see any movies in there with this tag.

- repo: imdb
        template_variables:
          collection_section: "046"
          radarr_tag_<<key>>: kometa_<<collection_name>>
          radarr_add_missing_trending_india: true
          radarr_add_missing_top_indian: true

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❌ YAML validation failed! YAML checked and is NOT valid.

Error message:

mapping values are not allowed here
  in "<unicode string>", line 3, column 27:
            template_variables:
                              ^

[native quiver]

And this is my imdb collection just for reference again

@shrewd wraith some updates

[twin pecan]

why are you using - repo: imdb instead of - default: imdb

[native quiver]

I'm using both, but I have my own imdb chart yml I'm using

[twin pecan]

so unless those keys are defined in your file, then Kometa doesn't know what to do or what to add to radarr

[native quiver]

They are, are they not?

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✅ YAML validation passed!! That is valid YAML, but may not meet Kometa's requirements

[twin pecan]

it does look like they are.

[native quiver]

Okay yeah I thought so

[twin pecan]

that error log is erroring out and saying the collection doesn't exist

and not sure without the rest of the log file

[native quiver]

I can post the rest of the log file too, but just thought I'd make it easy by narrowing down to where the issue actually is

Also, even if it's erroring out that the collection doesn't exist. Shouldn't the movies be added to radarr/sonarr anyway? So theoretically, the next run (after the movies have been grabbed), the collection can be made?

[twin pecan]

the logs will have additional information about radarr and so forth

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**Kometa Info**

Kometa Header

Version: 2.0.2-build52 (Docker: nightly)
Newest Version: 2.0.2-build53
Platform: Linux-6.1.106-Unraid-x86_64-with-glibc2.28
Total Memory: 16 GB
Available Memory: 4 GB

Run Command: kometa.py

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Finished Run
Version: 2.0.2-build52 Newest Version: 2.0.2-build53
Finished: 18:20:28 2024-09-27 Run Time: 1:50:06

Available Kometa Versions

as of 2024-09-28 02:29:52

Kometa Version (Master branch)

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2.0.2-build53

Kometa Version (Nightly branch)

2.0.2-build53

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[twin pecan]

@native quiver have you tried to add them within your repo file instead of using a template variable?

[native quiver]

I haven't but I didn't really think it would be any different. What would it change? I mean it's really coming down to why things aren't being added to radarr right? The collection error is normal if that collection isn't in Plex (it isn't).

The OCD in me is trying to maintain a relatively easy to follow and structured config file. And I try to rely on defaults where I can.

[twin pecan]

but that's not a default

[native quiver]

where I can.

I know this is not a default, but this isn't a chart available in the defaults so I made the imdb.yml based off the wiki

[twin pecan]

right, so sometimes those need to be used in the yml instead of a template variable. just a suggestion. i've had to declare in my yml file instead of trying to use as a template_variable

[native quiver]

Even when using shared template? That gives me an idea maybe I should add the - name: arr external template too.

[twin pecan]

you might try adding that, i didn't think of that. Actually, that's probably the solution

[native quiver]

will give it a whirl

[twin pecan]

not that that would fix it either, but you are one build behind on your Kometa. just mentioning it

[native quiver]

Yep, adding the arr template solved it. The original error was fixed when I switched to nightly 52 (don't know which release it was actually fixed in).

We can close this up. Thanks for guiding me to the actual solution @twin pecan

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[twin pecan]

You bet.