[WolvesPhil]

No problem. Appreciate the effort [emoji4]

[Haris1977]

Just to let other people know: @WolvesPhil 's version (i think it is 1.10) won't work with Libreelec 9.2.0 (kodi 18.5). It gives a missing dependencies error.

So i reverted back to LE 9.0.2 (kodi 18.2) with @jvandenbroek 's version (1.08) and everything works again know.

If there is a progress with latest version and LibreElec please let us know - as this addon is essential for me

[AnonTester]

I've pushed v1.1.1 to my repo which should be backwards compatible with python2 as well now. Please test and provide log files if you encounter any error messages as I do not have a Kodi 18 version to test.

[Haris1977]

I get this error:

“The dependency on xbmc.pyhon version 3.0.0 could not be satisfied“

So i m stuck on 1.0.8 with LE 9.0.2

Tomorrow i will post some log files as it s late now

[AnonTester]

@Haris1977 version 1.1.1 I uploaded earlier does not require python 3 any longer. The requirement is set to python 2.1.0. I just double checked the addon.xml files in the repo and in that version.

[Haris1977]

@Haris1977 version 1.1.1 I uploaded earlier does not require python 3 any longer. The requirement is set to python 2.1.0. I just double checked the addon.xml files in the repo and in that version.

Yeap it works now. I just had to restart LE to work . But the problem of not deleting specific movies/series remains.

It seems that after watch can not delete files that have metadata on internet database. For me this is wrong and it is a shame as i love this addon!

[AnonTester]

I've pushed version 1.2.0 of AfterWatch pushed to my repo. This version adds options to restrict the episodes function to only act on shows with specific words in them and it adds options to specify a folder that should be excluded from either movie or episode functions as well as limiting either function to a specific folder.
I don't have any local folders to test with, so any feedback (with debug logs) is appreciated.

@WolvesPhil
To only delete the daily shows, you could either:
- add them into a separate source and have AfterWatch only delete from that source,
- use a subfolder of the existing source and define that
- add a list of include keywords that will be in the episode filenames.

@Haris1977
The shows you're having problems with do not have to have internet metadata, but you need to get those shows into the Kodi database if you want AfterWatch to be able to do something with them. As you said you have shows that are more common and work fine, I suggest you move the shows without metadata to a specific folder, add that folder as a new TV source and use the "Just the filename" or "Local information only" or similar scrapers for that source. Once done AfterWatch will be able to work with those files as you want.

[Haris1977]

With this version we ve lost the destination folder of delete function. In file management tab -> movies there is no destination folder option when i choose manage -> delete. I can see it only in “move” or “delete or move” option.

Thus doesnt work know (so i rerted back to initial v1.0.8 for the time being)

[AnonTester]

The destination folder was and is only used when moving files. When a file is deleted, it will be gone. The destination folder has no relevance for the delete function. Rather than only disabling it when delete is selected in settings, I've hidden that part now.

[Haris1977]

It may be hidden but know it does not work (at least for my case). Tried to test it on a movie and i got no delete pop-up

Here is my log file

https://paste.kodi.tv/ubohukicoy.kodi

PS I reverted back to 1.0.8 and it works as expected (except for the incapability of deleting some movies/series of course)

[WolvesPhil]

I've pushed version 1.2.0 of AfterWatch pushed to my repo. This version adds options to restrict the episodes function to only act on shows with specific words in them and it adds options to specify a folder that should be excluded from either movie or episode functions as well as limiting either function to a specific folder.
I don't have any local folders to test with, so any feedback (with debug logs) is appreciated.

@WolvesPhil
To only delete the daily shows, you could either:
- add them into a separate source and have AfterWatch only delete from that source,
- use a subfolder of the existing source and define that
- add a list of include keywords that will be in the episode filenames.

@Haris1977
The shows you're having problems with do not have to have internet metadata, but you need to get those shows into the Kodi database if you want AfterWatch to be able to do something with them. As you said you have shows that are more common and work fine, I suggest you move the shows without metadata to a specific folder, add that folder as a new TV source and use the "Just the filename" or "Local information only" or similar scrapers for that source. Once done AfterWatch will be able to work with those files as you want.

Great thanks I'll have a look at this later

[WolvesPhil]

I've pushed version 1.2.0 of AfterWatch pushed to my repo. This version adds options to restrict the episodes function to only act on shows with specific words in them and it adds options to specify a folder that should be excluded from either movie or episode functions as well as limiting either function to a specific folder.
I don't have any local folders to test with, so any feedback (with debug logs) is appreciated.

@WolvesPhil
To only delete the daily shows, you could either:
- add them into a separate source and have AfterWatch only delete from that source,
- use a subfolder of the existing source and define that
- add a list of include keywords that will be in the episode filenames.

@Haris1977
The shows you're having problems with do not have to have internet metadata, but you need to get those shows into the Kodi database if you want AfterWatch to be able to do something with them. As you said you have shows that are more common and work fine, I suggest you move the shows without metadata to a specific folder, add that folder as a new TV source and use the "Just the filename" or "Local information only" or similar scrapers for that source. Once done AfterWatch will be able to work with those files as you want.

Great thanks I'll have a look at this later 

How do I add the exclusions? I can't seem to find where to do this?

[AnonTester]

@Haris1977 I've uploaded a bugfix version 1.2.1. The error was caused by the directory comparison. Samba/smb network sources contain the username and password but the kodi video file info does not. I added a function to remove the credentials, but that broke local paths that don't have credentials at all. I've rewritten the code to only attempt this with smb sources now.

@WolvesPhil I moved the restrictions to its own settings section as  it got too long in the file management section. You may have to disable/enable the addon or restart kodi, depending on how you updated as there are additions to the language file.

[WolvesPhil]

In the restrictions section I only see a manage option with settings of delete / move etc but no way of adding keywords etc

[Haris1977]

@AnonTester i checked both nfs and smb shares. Doesnt work.

Tip: i dont see any 1.2.1. Only 1.2.0 (same as previous). Shouldnt i see 1.2.1?