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What do you want to happen?
Parse Search Results text/title and being able to manipulate via RegEx to fix common errors - primary use-case is results with bad naming hygiene causing mis-id'ing of quality in *arr
e.g. "ABC.S01E01.1080pBluray.AAC5.1-group"
Match: {prefix:.*1080p}{suffix:[bw].*}
Return: {prefix}.{suffix}
Delivering: "ABC.S01E01.1080p.Bluray.AAC5.1-group"
(using this style as it re-uses the functionality of "Custom mappings of queries and titles")
If not clear, why do you want it?
Ability to manipulate search results beyond per "Remove trailing...", similar to what was delivered in Custom text search for indexers Custom text search for indexers #700 & what was CustomSearchRequestMapping.java
Do you think it's something only you need or something that might be popular?
Popular in the sense that it can be used to fix a few commons scenarios (e.g. a few pre-configured "fixes" can be included as examples)
If not clear, explain the use case.
Fix common "errors" in NZB titles that cause issues in *arr.
I would also use it to fix non-std conventions
e.g. "[group] ABC.S01E01.1080p.Bluray.AAC5.1" or "ABC.S01E01 (1080p Bluray AAC5.1 group)"
to "ABC.S01E01.1080pBluray.AAC5.1-group"
Can foresee common scenarios others may find it useful - especially if option to apply before duplicate checks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Parse Search Results text/title and being able to manipulate via RegEx to fix common errors - primary use-case is results with bad naming hygiene causing mis-id'ing of quality in *arr
If not clear, why do you want it?
Ability to manipulate search results beyond per "Remove trailing...", similar to what was delivered in Custom text search for indexers Custom text search for indexers #700 & what was CustomSearchRequestMapping.java
Do you think it's something only you need or something that might be popular?
Popular in the sense that it can be used to fix a few commons scenarios (e.g. a few pre-configured "fixes" can be included as examples)
If not clear, explain the use case.
Fix common "errors" in NZB titles that cause issues in *arr.
I would also use it to fix non-std conventions
Can foresee common scenarios others may find it useful - especially if option to apply before duplicate checks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: