(2024-03-30, 21:15)jbinkley60 Wrote: I am beginning to compile a set of requested features for the upcoming version 1.0.6 of the Kodi Selective Cleaner.  It should be released sometime in April.  Here's a list of potential feature requests I have gathered so far.  Please review and provide your feedback. I plan to begin working on this next week and will likely have 1 or 2 test releases ahead of the official 1.0.6 release.
 

• Change cleaning seasons from displaying TV Show name to individual episode names
  
• Add Analyzing / Cleaning videoversion table being released with Kodi 21
  
• Add videoversion and videoversiontype tables to CSV export
  
• Add MySQL support for checking missing Music database triggers to match SQLite
  
• Add logging of Kodi version detected to KS Cleaner logger
  

These are not in any order of importance, just the order I received them.


Thanks,

Jeff

(2024-04-24, 19:03)ashlar Wrote: I will wait till video versions are implemented before trying this out. Looks interesting, thanks for developing and maintaining it!

(2024-04-25, 03:30)jbinkley60 Wrote:

(2024-04-24, 19:03)ashlar Wrote: I will wait till video versions are implemented before trying this out. Looks interesting, thanks for developing and maintaining it!

Thanks for the encouragement.  I am a little behind schedule due to a last minute unexpected trip.  I've completed 1 of the 5 objectives for the next release.  In looking at the videoversion feature I can see a couple of orphan checks I can implement.  I'll try to get a couple more features added and post the first test release next week.


Jeff

(2024-02-17, 09:35)bossanova808 Wrote: Finally got a quick moment to test the test version - I went gung ho and 'cleaned all tables' of the video database (~46000 records, and I use profiles...) - all seems to have gone ok, no major breakage I can see....so I switched to our other profile (kids) - and ran it there too.

Again seems to work well, thanks!  Looking at the logs for both I can see it referring to shows I've moved between profiles or completely nuked, all as expected as far as I can tell in a fairly quick look.  Definitely working with profiles now, though.

Although when cleaning seasons it just shows 'name' rather than the actual show name, I think?

(2024-05-03, 00:27)bossanova808 Wrote: Ok a few notes as a I along:

- for some reason, I ran this without config the first time (I guess I was previously using it with a Nexus install and hadn't yet configured it over on Omega...) - this lead to an immediateexception error. 
Given I can see in the logs:
KS Cleaner parse: mysql 192.168.1.72 3306 xbmc xbmc kodi_music_adults
-> I can't help but thing it could actually be clever enough to pop up  notification like 'Looks like you're using MySQL, have you configured this in the addon settings?' - or similar.  Or indeed, if it has all that info, perhaps it should just automatically use it?  Something more graceful anyway.

(2024-05-03, 00:27)bossanova808 Wrote: - VideoDB cleaning (All Tables) worked fine - as far as I can tell (once configured!) and the extra info in the log for seasons etc. is helpful. 
That said...it's hard to tell what is just 'KSC looked at this' vs. 'KSC did this' - in there.

(2024-05-03, 00:27)bossanova808 Wrote: - Music - For the Music DB Data Analyzer I get a 'feature not implemented yet' message - and a 'missing trigger analysis failure' in the logs. 
Thus I can't test this, I think?

(2024-05-03, 00:29)bossanova808 Wrote: Oh - I also noted if I put the db names in manually (as I initially did), it would not connect (not found errors) - but if I left it set to 'Default' after choosing MySQL, no issue connecting - so I think there might be an issue with using the DB names from the settings.

(I think this was the case last time I used this too, just forgot to mention it!)

(2024-05-03, 03:25)bossanova808 Wrote: AM at work now but will try and get to this over the weekend.  (I chose MySQL and put in the name 'kodi_video_adults', as it is, and it did not work.  Reset the addon to defaults, chose MySQL and left it to parse it, and it worked.)