Episode Management appears to be broken #10160
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Do you need more information? I have not seen any status update or comments. I will be applying the latest update today and will report if there is a change. |
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Update did not resolve. Manage -> Failed downloads, shows no results. Setting checked episodes to failed does not add them to the failed list. |
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Only the failed download handling process is allowed to change a status to failed. As at that time more is done then just changing the status. It's also logging the last failed/attempted snatch. Something that it can't do when just changing the status. I can create a PR and allow for it to change to Failed. I'm just not sure if that won't cause other issues. |
It used to work about 6 weeks ago. Maybe we are talking about different things? Clicking here takes you to "snatched" episode management: Setting "Set Check shows/episodes to Failed" would mark them as failed and trigger a backlog search. I used to see immediate results in SAB as the new versions were snatched and those marked "Failed" would end up in the failed downloads DB, but now they do not get added to the failed downloads DB, a backlog search is not triggered, and they never get re-searched. So I guess I don't follow what you are trying to tell me, since this WAS something that was fully functional, and somehow stopped working. It would certainly have to suck to go into each Show and find all the "Snatched" episodes, and manually mark them all as failed. |
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If this is a regression I'll make sure to fix it. I'll check it out |
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Could you try running the branch: |
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should be fixed in develop branch |
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While this does now change them to "Failed" they do not trigger a search. Again, there was a whole process that worked and is now broken. Several weeks ago, if you set the status to failed, a popup would ask "Would you like to search" or maybe it was "Would you like to trigger a backlog search". I cant remember the exact verbiage, but this feature would then run a search for failed episodes. The current changes you made to episode.py does not seem to trigger the search. |
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Additional Info: I directly modified the episode.py file. It could be there were other edits you had made, that have not been committed yet. Let me know, I didnt want to change my branch, just wanted to get this working. *EDIT: I edited the py file using VIM since I am using a FreeBSD jail to host my PyMedusa (on a TrueNAS system), if that makes any difference. |
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The changes should als result in a new search. |
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OK, I will wait until it is merged, I may have something improper in my formatting. |
When trying to mass change the status of episodes, it appears that there is nothing occurring.
Manage -> Episode Status Management -> Manage Episodes with Status "Snatched" - > Set Checked Shows/Episodes to "Failed"
After following that process, the screen goes blank, and no episodes are marked as failed. It appears to do nothing, and the logs do not reveal anything either. The shows never get added to the "Failed Episodes" list and do not trigger a search.
System Info:
Branch: master
Commit: f35a19d
Version: 0.5.20
Database: 44.18
Python Version: 3.7.8 (default, Aug 8 2020, 01:18:05) [Clang 8.0.0 (tags/RELEASE_800/final 356365)]
SSL Version: OpenSSL 1.0.2o-freebsd 27 Mar 2018
OS: FreeBSD-12.2-RELEASE-p10-amd64-64bit-ELF
Timezone: EST
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