Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmXinu
There's an unintended interaction between your setup and the updated add_genre_when_multi_category feature. I'll look into it, but in the meantime, commenting out add_genre_when_multi_category: Crossover will allow you to download again.
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Here's the deal:
When 'genre' is fetched, the
add_genre_when_multi_category feature looks at how many entries are in 'category' to decide if it should add that value.
That feature used to use the raw 'category', but was changed to allow
include_in_category to populate 'category' as well. That change also started calling all of the include/exclude/replace code as well.
You have in
replace_metadata:
Code:
## retag Crossovers
category=>(.*)=>Crossover.\1&&genre=>Crossover
These cause an infinite recursion when the
add_genre_when_multi_category feature tries to get 'category' (which gets 'genre', which gets 'category', which gets 'genre', which gets 'category', ...).
So the imperfect answer is to not do include/exclude/replace when
add_genre_when_multi_category fetches 'category'. This means, for example, you can't use
replace_metadata to reduce 'Marvel Movies' and 'Marvel (Movies)' down to one category before
add_genre_when_multi_category is applied. But then you couldn't before earlier this month anyway.
I've posted a
new test version (
direct link) with this change.