Tag Mapper 'Contains' Issue

[blake98]

I thought I had tag mapper working when I tested out the rules about 2 releases ago but when I tested again, I noticed that the 'contains' for tag mapper no longer works.

for my first rule, I have
replace the tag if it 'contains' : 100, lexa with the tag : Lexa (The 100), The 100 (TV)

when I went to test the rule with '100, lexa' in tag mapper, I get '100, lexa'

when I try with just one tag and replace with another tag, it still doesn't work. can anyone else confirm if this is happening to them or have any insights?

Edit:
Currently running 2.61, Windows 7

Thanks,
Blake

[kovidgoyal]

You cannot use commas in rules. commas are what separate tags, therefore tags will never contain commas and rules contianing commas wll never match anything

[blake98]

I thought with the comma, you can use multiple tags when using contain?

so if I use contain, I can say if contain tag1, tag2, replace with text1, tag2?

or it doesn't work that way? if not, is the only other solution to write a form of regex for this and use pattern matching?

[kovidgoyal]

tag rules apply to single tags, regardless of whether they are contains/regexes/whatever. You cannot make a rule that discards one tag based on whether other tags are present.

[blake98]

ah, ok thank you for clarifying

[blake98]

Based on how contains works, if I do:

replace the tag if it contains the tag: 'Lexa' with the tag 'Lexa (The 100)'

my result is still 'Lexa'

Should that work? or I'm missing something? This is when I use the test rules button.
Do you have any insights for this?

[kovidgoyal]

That is indeed a bug in contains matching. Use lowercase for the contains query and it will work. i.e. use lexa instead of Lexa

https://github.com/kovidgoyal/calibr...33f331a4d91471

[blake98]

thanks kovidgoyal!