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Old 07-06-2020, 05:09 PM   #4284
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Hi,

I was doing some more testing of that crossover thing. (Kind of reminds me a bit of this xkcd comic.).

I'm a bit confused on when exactly the add_category_when_multi_category is supposed to apply. The comment says it applies after all the replaces/include/exclude that affect categories, but in that case I'm not sure why it still applies when the regex results in just one category.

As well, the exclude_metadata thing I was trying to do seems to not work because of the crossover adding itself again after crossover category was excluded. Either that, or it not properly detecting the category_list.

Is there any debug thing I can run to see how exactly the metadata is processing?

EDIT: I ran Calibre in debug mode to see what would happen. The log said something something about infinite recursion so I think I might've set the exclude metadata wrong. I've attached the log.
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