Open mkarikom opened 2 years ago
@mkarikom I just ran into this too, and it seems the -r
(--rated_at
) flag is required, which means you also need said column.
Here is an example of the CSV I got to successfully import:
tmdb,rated_at,rating
290250,2016-09-20T18:20:12Z,8.0
76341,2016-09-20T18:38:18Z,8.0
Given the exported ratings data from TMDb, I was able to quickly get that CSV file into the required format above by running this regex search/replace:
^(\d+),[^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*,([^,]*),(.*)$
$1,$3,$2
Hope this helps!
intended behavior
import_trakt
should update my profile with ratings for movies in the csvactual behavior and steps to reproduce
I have the following subset of a large list of ratings, with
themoviedb.org
idsI attempt to upload these with the following command
The following output indicates no ratings were added to my profile