- Added detailed explanation of 4-tier fallback hierarchy
- Documents all TMDB release types (1-6) with clear descriptions
- Explains rename-first detection and Radarr NFO fallback logic
- Shows difference between import_then_digital vs digital_then_import priorities
- Version bumped to 0.2.21
- TMDB now accepts ANY release type (1-6+) for maximum coverage
- Added Radarr NFO <premiered> date extraction as additional fallback
- For rename-first movies: Import → Any TMDB → Radarr NFO → File dates
- Much more aggressive about using ANY reasonable date over bad file dates
- Covers edge cases where TMDB has unusual release types
Version bumped to 0.2.20
- Enhanced digital release detection to accept Type 2 (Limited theatrical) dates
- Fixes "To Catch a Killer (2023)" and similar movies that only have festival/limited releases
- Better coverage for modern movies that premiere at film festivals before wide release
- Type 2 dates are better than bad file modification dates for rename-first scenarios
Version bumped to 0.2.19
- Enhanced digital release detection to also accept Type 6 (TV premiere) dates
- Fixes issue with 1966 "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" and similar TV specials
- Detailed debugging revealed Type 6 was available but not being used
- Now properly handles older content that premiered on TV rather than theaters
Version bumped to 0.2.18
- Fixed ExternalClientManager to properly use TMDB_COUNTRY environment variable
- Added detailed TMDB API call logging to debug why external clients return None
- Will show available countries, release types, and specific API responses
- Should resolve the "no_valid_date_source" issue for rename-first movies
Version bumped to 0.2.17
- Updated version for enhanced TMDB API debugging
- Container rebuild needed to see new diagnostic logs
- Will help identify TMDB API key and external client issues
- Enhanced _get_digital_release_date with comprehensive logging
- Added external clients configuration check in debug endpoint
- Will show if TMDB API key is configured and external clients initialized
- Added error handling for external client calls
- Corrected debug endpoint to use global movie_processor variable
- Was incorrectly trying to access batcher.movie_processor (doesn't exist)
- Now properly tests full TMDB fallback pipeline for rename-first movies
- Add authentication to git clone commands in CI workflows for private repo support
- Enhanced debug endpoint to test FULL movie processing pipeline (not just database)
- Debug now shows both database result AND final TMDB fallback decision
- Will reveal if TMDB API calls are working correctly for rename-first scenarios
- Fix duplicate Dockerfile sections that were causing build hangs
- Replace complex build args with simple runtime git branch detection
- Revert CI workflows to working state (remove build args and debug code)
- Add automatic version tagging: dev branch shows "0.2.15-dev"
- Enhanced movie fallback logic for rename-first scenarios
- Improved logging to trace movie date decision process
- Add ci-dev.yml for dev branch builds
- Builds to nfoguard:dev tags (separate from main)
- Independent cache: dev-buildcache
- Separate deployment flow
- Updated main CI to ignore dev branch
Usage: docker pull 192.168.253.221:3000/jskala/nfoguard:dev
Found via database inspection:
- The Matrix first event: EventType 8 (movieFileRenamed)
- Followed by EventType 3 (downloadFolderImported) upgrade
- Was checking for EventType 7, should be EventType 8
This should now correctly detect rename-first scenarios
and prefer digital release dates over upgrade dates.
- Show first 3 events in movie history
- Log event types to identify if first event is rename (Type 7)
- Debug why Matrix (tt0133093) not detecting rename-first pattern
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