(2020-11-20, 00:05)pkscout Wrote:

(2020-11-16, 21:26)Hebotsuki Wrote:

(2020-11-15, 05:34)pkscout Wrote: Just FYI that there is an update available from the repo now for this. If you don't get it automatically, you can force check for updates, and that should download it.

Thanks, @pkscout. I installed the latest version on leia and seems to work fine: actors, episodes, fallback to English works with titles and plot with no translation, etc. I don't see any missing information. I only have one question: which writing credits are scraped for the episodes? I tested a couple of TV shows and one of them doesn't scrape the writing credits, but in TMDb there are "screenplay" and "storyboard" for the writing credits. The other one only scraped the "writer" credits, but no the "stroryboard" writing credit, which is in TMDb too.

Anyway, thanks a lot for the work!

Do you have a couple show names I can use for testing where someone has the roll screenplay or storyboard? I think I see how to use the department rather than the role, but without a couple shows with which to test, I won't know if this works.

(2020-11-20, 04:49)pkscout Wrote: @Hebotsuki @Karlson2k There is a new version of the scraper on Github that has the two things you two had asked about.

1- More writer credits.  The scraper now includes anyone in the Writing department as a writer for a show. Tested with Violet Evergarden.
2- Cache files are now stored in special://temp/scrapers/metadata.tvshows.themoviedb.org.python/cache.

One note on #2. On my development machine (running OSX), there is no indication that Kodi does any kind of regular cleanup of the temp directory (i have some files in there from 2014). So the scraper still manages the cache files (it will delete anything over 3 hours old). If another platform handles cleanup differently (or you are handling cleanup through some other process), it shouldn't matter, as the scraper won't try and delete files that aren't there.

Available at:

Leia: https://github.com/xbmc/metadata.tvshows.themoviedb.org.python/tree/leia
Matrix: https://github.com/xbmc/metadata.tvshows.themoviedb.org.python/tree/matrix

I consider these both non-critical fixes, so they will be included in the next release of the scraper, but I'm not going to push an update specifically for them right now.

(2020-11-20, 19:20)Karlson2k Wrote:

(2020-11-20, 04:49)pkscout Wrote: @Hebotsuki @Karlson2k There is a new version of the scraper on Github that has the two things you two had asked about.

1- More writer credits.  The scraper now includes anyone in the Writing department as a writer for a show. Tested with Violet Evergarden.
2- Cache files are now stored in special://temp/scrapers/metadata.tvshows.themoviedb.org.python/cache.

One note on #2. On my development machine (running OSX), there is no indication that Kodi does any kind of regular cleanup of the temp directory (i have some files in there from 2014). So the scraper still manages the cache files (it will delete anything over 3 hours old). If another platform handles cleanup differently (or you are handling cleanup through some other process), it shouldn't matter, as the scraper won't try and delete files that aren't there.

Available at:

Leia: https://github.com/xbmc/metadata.tvshows.themoviedb.org.python/tree/leia
Matrix: https://github.com/xbmc/metadata.tvshows.themoviedb.org.python/tree/matrix

I consider these both non-critical fixes, so they will be included in the next release of the scraper, but I'm not going to push an update specifically for them right now.

Thanks for the new version.
Kodi doesn't perform clean-up inside special://temp/, but Kodi cleans old files inside special://temp/scrapers/metadata.tvshows.themoviedb.org.python/ according to the scraper setting in addon.xml. I suggest to drop "/cache" from the end of the path as second level directories are not checked.

(2020-11-21, 01:51)Hebotsuki Wrote: looking into the log I see there are references to the Kodi profile as it was located in AppData of the Windows user profile, but I have installed the Windows Store app.

(2020-11-21, 01:51)Hebotsuki Wrote: @pkscout

Thank you very much for the new version.

I just downloaded the new version from Github and tried scraping the show Ao Haru Ride, but it throws an exception and cannot scrape it. In the debug log I found this error: Error Contents: 'module' object has no attribute 'translatePath'.

I also tested other shows and didn't work either.

By the way, looking into the log I see there are references to the Kodi profile as it was located in AppData of the Windows user profile, but I have installed the Windows Store app. I don't know if this is related to the issue.

Sorry for causing you troubles. I know this update it's not important, so I would understand it's not something you are going to prioritise.

(2021-01-05, 18:19)fourtysixand2 Wrote: Just switched over to the new scraper and the intended order for Firefly is not working.  It does work with the old scraper.

(2021-01-05, 18:51)Karellen Wrote:

(2021-01-05, 18:19)fourtysixand2 Wrote: Just switched over to the new scraper and the intended order for Firefly is not working.  It does work with the old scraper.

Yes it works. Explain how you are trying to scrape the alternate order and I will let you know where you are going wrong.

(2021-01-05, 19:45)fourtysixand2 Wrote: tvshow.nfo contains just the link
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/1437-firef...738a004068

(2021-01-05, 20:16)Karellen Wrote:

(2021-01-05, 19:45)fourtysixand2 Wrote: tvshow.nfo contains just the link
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/1437-firef...738a004068

Just tested it and it works fine here.

Provide a Debug Log which captures you scraping the show.

(2021-01-05, 20:55)fourtysixand2 Wrote:

(2021-01-05, 20:16)Karellen Wrote:

(2021-01-05, 19:45)fourtysixand2 Wrote: tvshow.nfo contains just the link
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/1437-firef...738a004068

Just tested it and it works fine here.

Provide a Debug Log which captures you scraping the show.

Debugging started at 08:24 in the log.

http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/R6WZGQxgyK/