Describe the bug
Non-ASCII performers appear to invalid to the auto taggers and cause the tagger to ignore the paths - specifically Japanese/Chinese in my case. Other non-ASCII characters were not tested.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create a directory containing non-ASCII character of the performer's name and move a valid media file to the directory.
Create a new performer with the non-ASCII character (e.g., 伏字).
Enqueue auto-tagging tasks.
Expected behavior
The media within the performer's directory should be tagged with the performer's metadata, but it is not.
e.g., /media/伏字/hello-world.mp4 should be tagged with the performer 伏字 that was just created.
Describe the bug Non-ASCII performers appear to invalid to the auto taggers and cause the tagger to ignore the paths - specifically Japanese/Chinese in my case. Other non-ASCII characters were not tested.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
伏字
).Expected behavior The media within the performer's directory should be tagged with the performer's metadata, but it is not. e.g.,
/media/伏字/hello-world.mp4
should be tagged with the performer伏字
that was just created.Stash Version: (from Settings -> About): v0.12.0-40-gc857e301
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