Closed marcelpaulo closed 5 years ago
I have noticed that other punctuation marks are correctly replaced with a space.
I don't believe this is the case. all special characters are stripped apart from minus and spaces. https://github.com/SchizoDuckie/DuckieTV/blob/260d8494ddd41ed64569b17648f4e6208c9a7b84/js/services/SceneNameResolver.js#L27-L32
I believe that any series where it appears we are replacing special characters with spaces are actually full title replacements using the exceptions table.
I'm happy to just add those series names you reported to the exceptions table, that is what it's there for.
far easier to do that, than to experiment with replacing some special chars with spaces, as I don't know what the downstream effect of this will be to other series that do not have exceptions table aliases.
I've added what/if and fosse/verdon to the exceptions table, feel free to report any others. Your Dtv should pick up the latest exceptions table update in the next 24 hours.
I don't believe this is the case. all special characters are stripped apart from minus and spaces.
I can't remember the series where I noticed the diacritic being replaced with space. If I bump into it again, I'll update it here, just in case.
I've added what/if and fosse/verdon to the exceptions table, feel free to report any others.
Thanks a lot, @garfield69!
FYI diacritics are characters with inflections https://github.com/SchizoDuckie/DuckieTV/blob/260d8494ddd41ed64569b17648f4e6208c9a7b84/js/services/SceneNameResolver.js#L19-L25
What build of DuckieTV are you using (Standlone / Chrome Extension (New Tab / Browser Action)) Standalone
What version of DuckieTV are you using (Stable 1.1.x / Nightly yyyymmddHHMM) Latest angular: 260d8494
What is your Operating System (Windows, Mac, Linux, Android) Ubuntu 18.02.02 LTS
Describe the problem you are having and steps to reproduce if available A slash / in a series name, e.g. What/If, is removed, WhatIf, instead of replaced with a space, which causes: no torrent is found for any episodes of the series, since the torrent names usually have the slash replaced with a dot. For instance, if I search for the pilot episode of season 1 of series What/If, here's what I get:
In order to find the torrent, I have to manually insert a space between What and If:
I have noticed that other punctuation marks are correctly replaced with a space.
As @garfield69 explained in #1077, there's a sceneNameExceptions table, but then every single show which includes a / would have to be added. As of right now, I'm bumping into 2 shows with this problem: Fosse/Vernon and What/If. Wouldn't it be the case of just replacing the / with a space, like it's done with other punctuation marks?
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