can't get several command_aliases to work
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Hi,
i love your bot, but i'm having an issue setting it up.
no matter what i do or try, i cant get sonarr_series_command_aliases and readarr_book_command_aliases to work with several values.
as soon as i put several values for sonarr, the docker container (toddrob/searcharr:latest) just loops with a python error.
setting several values for radarr works fine.
and setting any value for readarr_book_command_aliases never works, not even with a single one, and reverts to its default.
2023-05-16 18:58:50,731 - INFO - searcharr(139795833956160):66 - Searcharr v3.2.1 - Logging started!
2023-05-16 18:58:51,895 - WARNING - searcharr(139795833956160):362 - No readarr_book_command_aliases setting found. Please add readarr_book_command_aliases to settings.py (e.g. readarr_book_command_aliases=["book", "bk"]. Defaulting to ["book"].
i attached the settings.py with the lines i tried.
maybe someone has a hint what i'm doing wrong?
wops.. had an alias with a space in sonarr_series_command_aliases .. that fixed the reboot-loop..
readarr_book_command_aliases still does not get recognized though..
sorry that i keep adding notes to this, but.. if i just use readarr_book_command_aliases, it does not get recognized and defaults to book, but runs.
if i replace it with readarr_movie_command_aliases, the app crashes and bootloops.
but if i use both, it works just the way i hoped it would.
the configuration-help (https://github.com/toddrob99/searcharr/wiki/Configuration-::-settings.py) states under readarr_book_command_aliases -> Example: readarr_movie_command_aliases = ["book", "b"]
thats why i thought it would be worth a shot..
so, i got it working now, though it looks quite weird in the config.
thanks :*
Thanks for posting. There is actually a bug in the searcharr code that it's looking for readarr_movie_command_aliases instead of readarr_book_command_aliases, and if the movie version isn't in the settings file, it will set the book version (the actual setting) to the default value. I'm sure this was a copy/paste mistake. I will be fixing this in v3.2.2 shortly. I also corrected the wiki.
https://github.com/toddrob99/searcharr/blame/main/searcharr.py#L360