Features:
- Multi-profile support: Profile Name field now accepts comma-separated list
- Validate Settings button: New first action to validate all settings
- Checks API connection
- Validates all profiles exist
- Validates all groups exist
- Verifies fuzzy matcher initialization
- CSV headers: All generated CSV files now include comment headers with:
- Plugin version
- All applicable settings (Overwrite, Threshold, Profiles, Groups, Tags, Limit)
- Statistics (visible channels, total streams, matched streams)
Changes:
- Updated Profile Name field help text and placeholder
- Modified load_process_channels_action to handle multiple profiles
- Added validate_settings_action method with comprehensive validation
- Added _generate_csv_header_comment helper method
- Updated all three CSV exports (preview, update, visibility) to include headers
Add __version__ constant using Julian date format: YY.DDD.HHMM
- YY: Two-digit year (25 = 2025)
- DDD: Day of year (310 = November 6th)
- HHMM: Time in 24-hour format (1806 = 6:06 PM)
Version: 25.310.1806
This provides a clear, sortable version number that indicates exactly
when the last modification was made.
Fix inconsistency where some quality tags were only matched in bracketed
format but not in unbracketed format, causing streams with unbracketed
quality tags to be excluded from matching.
Previous issue:
- [4K], [Unknown], [Unk], [Slow], [Dead] were matched (bracketed)
- But "4K", "Unknown", "Unk", "Slow", "Dead" were NOT matched (unbracketed)
This caused streams like:
- "BBC One 4K" (no brackets) - NOT normalized, NOT matched
- "BBC One Unknown" - NOT normalized, NOT matched
- "ESPN (Slow)" - NOT normalized, NOT matched
Changes to HARDCODED_IGNORE_PATTERNS:
- Added 4K, Unknown, Unk, Slow, Dead to middle pattern: " TAG "
- Added 4K, Unknown, Unk, Slow, Dead to end pattern: " TAG"
- Added 4K, Unknown, Unk, Slow, Dead to colon pattern: "TAG:"
- Added 4K, Unknown, Unk, Slow, Dead to parentheses pattern: (TAG)
- Added inline documentation for each pattern type
- Note: All patterns already use re.IGNORECASE for case-insensitive matching
Now ALL quality tags are handled consistently across:
- Bracketed: [TAG] ✓
- Unbracketed at end: " TAG" ✓
- Unbracketed in middle: " TAG " ✓
- Parenthesized: (TAG) ✓
- With colon: "TAG:" ✓
This ensures no quality tags are missed regardless of format.
Fix bug where FHD and UHD streams were not being matched to channels.
The HARDCODED_IGNORE_PATTERNS were missing FHD and UHD in several regex
patterns, causing streams like "BBC one FHD" to fail normalization and
be excluded from matching results.
Changes:
- Add FHD and UHD to bracketed quality patterns: [FHD], [UHD], [fhd], [uhd]
- Add FHD and UHD to unbracketed quality patterns at end: " FHD", " UHD"
- Add FHD and UHD to parentheses patterns: (FHD), (UHD)
- Add FHD and UHD to word boundary patterns: "FHD:", "UHD:"
- Add UHD to STREAM_QUALITY_ORDER for proper quality sorting
- Add UHD to CHANNEL_QUALITY_TAG_ORDER for channel prioritization
This ensures streams with FHD/UHD quality tags are properly normalized
and matched alongside HD and SD streams.
Fixes issue where only HD and SD streams were matched while FHD streams
were ignored.
- Updated regex from '\bCinemax\s+' to '\bCinemax\b\s*'
- Now handles edge cases like Cinemax at end of string
- Matches Cinemax as complete word with optional trailing spaces
- Ensures proper matching for channels containing 'max'
The WebSocket notifications require frontend handlers in Dispatcharr's
WebSocket.jsx that cannot be added from the plugin code. Removed all
send_websocket_update() calls to avoid sending notifications that won't
be displayed.
The plugin still logs progress to the console for debugging.
Changes:
- Remove import of send_websocket_update
- Remove all WebSocket notification calls from:
* preview_changes_action
* add_streams_to_channels_action
* manage_channel_visibility_action
- Progress is still logged via standard logging
When a channel name contains "max" (case insensitive), the plugin
now removes "Cinemax" from stream names during matching. This allows
channels like "5StarMax" to properly match streams like:
- US: Cinemax 5Starmax
- US 5STARMAX (East) (H)
- US: 5 STARMAX
Changes:
- Add remove_cinemax parameter to normalize_name() in fuzzy_matcher.py
- Add remove_cinemax parameter to _clean_channel_name() in plugin.py
- Detect if channel name contains "max" in _match_streams_to_channel()
- Pass remove_cinemax=True to all stream name cleaning when applicable
- Update fuzzy_match() and find_best_match() to support Cinemax removal
This improves matching accuracy for Cinemax channels that include
the network name in stream names but not in channel names.
Root cause: Lines 1414-1415 were trying to access non-existent fields
'stream_count' and 'attached' directly from channel objects. These values
are actually stored in the channel_stream_counts dictionary and
channels_attached_to_others set respectively.
Changes:
- Fixed field access to use correct data structures
- Added error handling to check if channel exists in stream_counts
- Added debug logging to show evaluation details for each channel
- Added full traceback logging in exception handler for better debugging
This fixes the error: "Error managing channel visibility: 'stream_count'"
