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Movie can't be found/added if year date doesn't exactly match IMDB #16
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Hmm maybe I should add a year_threshold parameter to make it a little more forgiving. The reason the year stuff is in there is to prevent mistagging of different versions of the same movie. |
It is very common for the year to be off by 1, since IMDB respects premiere dates whereas TMDB doesn't. |
#31 Was this enhancement implemented? I downloaded the latest master branch and re-ran the same list search from the OP and Ex-Machina is now being found even with the year date difference. So that's good. Example: 2nd Example: |
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Should have enabled the year filter now. Will enable the year filter unless you specify Still need to implement the year threshold when I have time. |
Re-tried the same as above with the master branch from today.
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Yeah, it's very much a partial solution so far. It's working by default for the imdb lists etc... For letterboxd, things are a little trickier as the list pages don't contain the imdb ids. They have to be requested for each one which slows things down a LOT. I've added an ...
plugins:
letterboxd:
enabled: true
imdb_id_filter: true
list_ids:
- .... Ultimately, i'll add a plugin for the letterbox API which should solve this. |
... I added that line to my config file with the new branch and unfortunately this fails for me.
However it sounds like letterbox API will be a better solution anyways. |
Just pushed some fixes which should solve this bug. |
It solved that bug but now I'm just getting the same results as before minus that one Christmas movie. |
Example of what I mean.
"Ex Machina" is the movie that should have been found but wasn't.
TMDB and IMDB currently have different release years, 2015 and 2014.
I changed the metadata of my "Ex Machina" entry in Jellyfin from 2015 to 2014 to match IMDB's release year (Letterboxd uses IMDB's release year...sometimes...all the time?? Not quite sure.)
Then if I re-run the script the movie is now found.
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