Open KodyVB opened 1 year ago
Hi, sorry for the lateness. Can you start it in debug mode (trackma-qt -d
), try a full re-scan and show us the console output?
Sure, I have a lot of shows in my directory, though, so I cleaned up the output by deleting everything that wasn't Cowboy Bebop related, to try to make it more readable (~3,400 lines down to ~200). If you want the full output, I can provide that, as well.
What I did was:
trackma-qt -d > out.txt
open the containing folder
for Cowboy BebopThe shortened output is in out1.txt out1.txt
Try disabling library_full_path
for now. That should make these files resolvable for trackma again.
I don't use that setting myself and don't really understand how exactly it is intended, so I can't say whether the current behavior is a bug, but it does seem like it.
I think that might have been the problem - it seems to be working as expected now. Thank you, @FichteFoll
For a few months now, Trackma hasn't been updating my episode count while I watch shows that are on my list. I'll open a show, even going through the Trackma-qt interface to make sure it recognizes it on my computer, but then it fails to update the counter.
When I open
trackma-qt
through the terminal and run the next episode of Cowboy Bebop in this example, I get the following lines in the terminal:I can manually update the episode count via the Trackma-qt interface, though.
To be totally honest, I'm not sure if this is a bug or if I'm just missing some sort of obvious step that I undid at some point in the past, making it no longer work.
I'm using Trackma-qt version 0.8.5 (from the AUR's trackma-git package, but I've also tried it from pip with the same results), Arch Linux 6.2.11-arch1-1, Wayland, KDE Plasma 5.27.4, KDE Frameworks 5.105.0, Qt Version 5.15.9, an AMD 7700x CPU and 6700xt GPU, if any of that helps with this.