fxsth / pledo

pledo - Plex downloader. An alternative to PlexRipper
MIT License
16 stars 2 forks source link

Feature Request - Clear Download History and ability to prioritize downloads #25

Closed soundtechscott closed 8 months ago

soundtechscott commented 10 months ago

2 things that would be really really nice...

the ability to clear the download list/history completed downloads go don to the bottom?? and my download list has gotten quite long.... would be nice to be able to clear the completed/cancelled list (or if there is a file to delete/edit to clean the list up manually)

and it would be really great to be able to prioritize downloads / re-order them have a list already going.... want to download something next, but dont want to have to cancel all the other downloads to move something up in the list to download it next (or if there is a file that stores the list that we could re-order it manually when desired)

fxsth commented 10 months ago

v1.3.1 already has a button to clear the download history. The other feature requests sounds nice, but it will add some complexity to it. What about downloading the media in the right order from the start?

soundtechscott commented 10 months ago

as far as "download in the right order to start with"...... its not that simple sometimes you get asked by your significant other to grab a certain movie to watch later that evening, or the other plex server adds a movie that you want to watch and you already have others in your download que.

I am on 1.3.1 and do not see a button to clear downloads anywhere

fxsth commented 10 months ago

Do you use docker or the windows executable?

soundtechscott commented 10 months ago

Docker

On Oct 26, 2023, 10:19 AM, at 10:19 AM, Felix Steinfurth @.***> wrote:

Do you use docker or the windows executable?

-- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/fxsth/pledo/issues/25#issuecomment-1781338452 You are receiving this because you authored the thread.

Message ID: @.***>

fxsth commented 10 months ago

You should see a button on latest release, maybe you‘re still on 1.3.0. If you use the docker-compose snippet with pledo:latest than try docker-compose pull, which will update to latest image. Then start again by docker-compose up

soundtechscott commented 10 months ago

Thanks