[asdfghjkl]

When importing existing nfo-Files, TMM ignores tags "set" and "sorttitle".

This is extremely annoying, especially when updating/exporting nfo-Files by kodi and reimporting (*) these files into TMM. All sets are lost! TMM automatically updates all nfo-Files, ...

(*) removing entries from db and updating folders

[mlaggner]

sorry for the late response.
tbh recently I had no time to look at tmm bugs (summer and real life eat up the whole spare time at the moment)

but I've already fixed a bug with rewriting the NFOs - maybe your bug is already fixed too, but I have to recheck it

[asdfghjkl]

Thank you for your response!

The bug exists in the current version 2.6.8 (r2052).

And this bug occurs while reading (not writing) the NFOs.

Btw, TMM is great! :-)

[Kadu_Leite]

Maybe the problem is TMM always scrap and overwrite the nfo file.
I think would be a great implementation a "Ignore scrap if a NFO file exists" option.
What do you think?

Kadu

[mlaggner]

@asdfghjkl that is not a bug per se.. when you remove a movie from tmm it is also being removed from the movie set (which forces a rewrite of the NFO without the movie set information).... that behaviour is by design

@Kadu_Leite when the NFO already exists, why do you do any scraping? tmm is built to scrape metadata and rewrite the NFO

[asdfghjkl]

@mlaggner When removing an entry from TMM, the NFO still exists. Including the information for movie-set and sorttitle. Why will this not be imported, when reading the NFO-File again?!

[mlaggner]

okay, now I could reproduce it again.
That is a bug which I have already fixed for the next version (2.7).

We may add a sooner release (2.6.9) which brings 2 important fixes soon