[ FEATURE ] Delete file when "new file is same size"

[flick1999]

I'd like to have an option so that if/when this happens, I can tell Medusa to delete the new file rather than ignore it:

Old size: 2.09 GB
New size: 2.09 GB
New file is the same size.
File exists and the new file has the same size, aborting post-processing

[OmgImAlexis]

Why are you downloading episodes again if you already have them?

Seems kinda pointless to allow the user to download a whole file just to delete it.

[labrys]

@OmgImAlexis some possible use-cases

• manually queue multiple episodes to get the first available
• search snatches a file multiple times
• file is downloaded as a backlog but the parser determines its a different quality than its naming would suggest

[flick1999]

Exactly, @labrys, thank you.

[labrys]

@phraymond Feature is in progress. It is now configurable, but need to still add the settings to the config and the UI.

[labrys]

Closing this as it has been added to the #282 Master Feature List to track all feature requests. Discussion specific to this feature can continue in this thread.

[flick1999]

I saw the note that it had been added to code. Is there a place where I can enable it? Thanks!

[p0psicles]

Not finished. It's still in progress. As soon as #3285 has been merged, you can test it in develop.

[labrys]

Sorry between holidays and illness I havent had a chance to finish polishing it off.

[flick1999]

No worries. Health and family take priority.

[rafaello104]

Any word on where I can enable this? Or if it's available yet?
I am having to do this manually and it could really help me out .

Thanks in advance 🦄

[medariox]

@rafaello104
The PR was never completed, so the feature is yet to be added. You can see an overview of all requested/completed feature requests here: #282

[flick1999]

Lots of updates lately. Perhaps this one can make the list? :-)

[p0psicles]

a number of devs left the project. So we have to do with the resources that are available. There is still a lot of other work to be finished first.