Closed coltondick closed 7 months ago
This is a good issue. I'll keep it up but I'm not making any promises. I think using Jellystat for viewing stats and deciding based on that would make most sense.
A setting like this would likely require some form of GUI. We'd have to work with Sonarr/Radarr or Metadata (IMDB, TMDB) IDs. Title matching, at least, is too volatile.
When working with Sonarr/Radarr it may be easiest to exclude anything that has a specific tag, ie janitorr_exclude
, that could be provided in the application.yml
This would allow users to simply tag their media for Janitorr exclusion. This way you don't have to rely on titles, or metadata ID's, or require a GUI (which I believe you've said you'd like to stay away from in another issue).
I didn't even think to use tags in that way. That would absolutely work and catapults this issue to the highest priority imo. It should be easy enough to implement, that I'm hoping to get around to it this week or next at the latest.
This turned out to be fairly easy and was implemented in v0.10.0
Description
I propose a new feature for Janitorr that enables users to specify certain series and movies to be excluded from the deletion process. This feature will allow users to list titles directly in the
application.yml
configuration file. Such a feature would be beneficial for users who want to retain specific media files regardless of the general deletion criteria.Suggested Implementation
application.yml
file.Example Use Case
The following are example titles that users might want to exclude from deletion:
Updated
application.yml
Configuration Example