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MythMetadataLookup: Perform mass grabs and updates or artwork.
This adds two new options:
--refresh-all-artwork: Iterate through all recording rules and recordings, and queue those with inetrefs already set. Of those, queue the remaining amount which have no artwork assigned to them in the database. Download all available artwork for the remaining items and assign in the database. This is the safe option, and it's the one you want to use.
--refresh-all-artwork-dangerously: Iterate through all recording rules and recordings, and queue everything. If something doesn't have an inetref, attempt to look it up. Queue anything without artwork already set in the database. Set all found and downloaded artwork.
The above completes the transition from needing JAMU to perform random attempted grabs of artwork for recordings. You can now set them statically if you want, look them all up automatically if you want, or use a mix of the two, setting the artwork you want when the grabber-assigned one isn't something you like.
For now, users of Jamu -MW should cron mythmetadatalookup --refresh-all-artwork. In the very very near future, the housekeeper will handle this and no cron will be required whatsoever.
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