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The following example does not find the season, for example when a complete season is given without episode numbering in the title:
friends.s02.720p.bluray-sujaidr
In my limited testing, changing the regex in patterns.py in the following way outputs the season only:
from ('season', '(s?([0-9]{1,2}))[ex]')
to ('season', '(s?([0-9]{1,2}))')
But I can clearly see cases where it doesn't work and I have also for my usage added a new keyword, although there are
some redundancy... (Only change is forcing s as a prefix to the season number: ('complete_season', '(s([0-9]{1,2}))')
Thanks for the great tool by the way!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The following example does not find the season, for example when a complete season is given without episode numbering in the title:
friends.s02.720p.bluray-sujaidr
In my limited testing, changing the regex in
patterns.py
in the following way outputs the season only:from
('season', '(s?([0-9]{1,2}))[ex]')
to
('season', '(s?([0-9]{1,2}))')
But I can clearly see cases where it doesn't work and I have also for my usage added a new keyword, although there are
some redundancy... (Only change is forcing
s
as a prefix to the season number:('complete_season', '(s([0-9]{1,2}))')
Thanks for the great tool by the way!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: