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Plex supports the use of editions, which is displayed in the program's logs/output, so there should be an option within the config file for trakt_to_plex to mark Editions as watched or not.
Output Example INFO Marking as watched in Plex: Donnie Brasco (Extended Cut) (1997)
Config Example
sync:
trakt_to_plex:
watched_editions: true/false
Use case
Currently the program automatically marks all edition of a movie as watched, which may not be the desired outcome, and to treat them separately as Plex does. This allows users to have more granule control.
Workarounds
Nope
Plan to implement
Unfortunately I cannot, but hopefully this feature is within reason. Thanks!
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but plex movie can have multiple editions while trakt doesn't support editions at all. how do you address this?
This is precisely the point I am trying to make. Adding an option in the config file will allow the user to treat them as it is (mark all editions) or simply mark Non-Editions of the movie only. This allows the user to keep them separate as Plex had intended and is used, so this feature would go hand and hand.
Adding the option for plex_to_trakt would not apply, only vice versa.
currently I believe if you watch normal movie or edition, this program treats them the same, you've watched the movie.
Feature description
Plex supports the use of editions, which is displayed in the program's logs/output, so there should be an option within the config file for
trakt_to_plex
to mark Editions as watched or not.Output Example
INFO Marking as watched in Plex: Donnie Brasco (Extended Cut) (1997)
Config Example
Use case
Currently the program automatically marks all edition of a movie as watched, which may not be the desired outcome, and to treat them separately as Plex does. This allows users to have more granule control.
Workarounds
Nope
Plan to implement
Unfortunately I cannot, but hopefully this feature is within reason. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: