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Dates in the journal #1722
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NotAFlightRisk
Oct 4, 2026
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The journal goes by save time, not the watched date. Each card is a history record ordered by when it was saved (history_processor.py#L58), so hand-added episodes land on the day you added them. The Yamtrack CSV import dates each episode's history to its To move them (v0.26.3):
Overwrite deletes each show with its history and rebuilds it from those rows - anythign you leave out is gone, and so is older history like rating changes. The journal defualts to the last year - pick "All Time" to see 2017. |
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The journal goes by save time, not the watched date. Each card is a history record ordered by when it was saved (history_processor.py#L58), so hand-added episodes land on the day you added them. The Yamtrack CSV import dates each episode's history to its
end_dateinstead (yamtrack.py#L155-L160, from #990).To move them (v0.26.3):
Overwrite deletes each show with its history and rebuilds it from those rows - anythign you leave out is gone,…