Right now IGL does expect a unique episode name, I'll look into it further and see if I can also use original air date. In case of a conflict episode name will win out but if I can't match on air date I will opt for the newest episode.
Martin
Right now IGL does expect a unique episode name, I'll look into it further and see if I can also use original air date. In case of a conflict episode name will win out but if I can't match on air date I will opt for the newest episode.
Martin
Here is an update that will use the last episode name that is not in the future, unless there is a first aired match earlier. Good time for testing since you will need it again tomorrow for Jon Stewart with Rachel Weisz as the guest/episode name.
Martin
Well, this one is new. Haven't seen this error before, but there isn't any xml files for the show, so nothing else to send you but this.
Update: Tried running again, this time it worked. Just for information, I've attached the long for the rerun, in case there was something on your end.
The logging should be improved (I send the actual web error to the debug console) but seeing those two errors from TheTVdb and from TVRage, plus the long times indicates you didn't have Internet during this run.
Martin
This one looks similar to a previous error - tonight's Vampire Diaries didn't rename. Log indicated that the XML file was up-to-date, so it didn't match, but thetvdb had info for today's episode (the xml, attached, had "TBD" for episode title). When I deleted the xml file, it downloaded a new one, and was able to do the rename.
Both before and after logs are included, as well as the original xml file from the Searchlite directory.
It's similar to other problem but not the same. TheTVDb had episode 17 first airing next month, with a TBA title. I've improved the TBA logic to re-download the file if the "next" episode is TBA.
Martin
I'll give it a try, thanks. Just as a matter of curiousity, how do you determine if the xml file is current? I haven't done any programming involving Internet interaction, but I did see the thetvdb.com API had a call to get a list of updates since a particular date, so I didn't know if you used that or some logic of your own.
No I don't use the daily/weekly monthly updates, but I might when I move a sqllite database. It is pretty basic logic, when the xml searches faisl, and the Status is Continuing, it starts at the bottom and goes to the top looking for the current week's entry. If there is one it is considered Current unless the SeriesName starts with TBA. This last file didn't have an entry for this week and it didn't fail on the TBA. The logic change is to check that the upcoming episode isn't TBA when there isn't a match.
Martin