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Movie organizer/manager for usenet and torrent users.
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Dismissible Health Checks #7570

Open carlos-443-diaz opened 2 years ago

carlos-443-diaz commented 2 years ago

Is there an existing issue for this?

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe

Health messages can not be silenced, paused, hidden, etc. This is mostly a concern for {titles} "were removed from TMDb", and "Enable Completed Download Handling".

Describe the solution you'd like

I'd like to be able to snooze or dismiss messages in the Health section.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Anything else?

Thank you for your consideration and all the hard work that has gone into making such a well-rounded product.

AB#3683

bakerboy448 commented 2 years ago

Enabling completed download handling. This doesn't work for me as I have a conversion workflow that is automated, but not orchestrated that is executed between download and adding to my media library.

There's likely no reason this workflow can't be modified to support radarr. Either convert after radarr imports - which can be triggered with a custom script - or get creative and have your download client trigger the workflow and ensure the file remains completely hidden from radarr until it's converted, likely with some remote path map usage. as of v5 radarr supports importing via a user specified script

This is mostly a concern for {titles} "were removed from TMDb"

This is a valid issue and likely would not be dismissible. Movies removed from tmdb will not receive any metadata updates which for some movies means they will never be available. It is illogical to keep movies that do not exist and won't receive any metadata updates in radarr.

n0i-dev commented 1 month ago

Hi! Checking in to see if this is being actively worked on; was interested in picking this Issue up if nobody else is on it.

bakerboy448 commented 1 month ago

Go for it, but upstream in Sonarr and then pulled downstream