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Question about adding episode as watched #13
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Not implemented as of yet, didn't think of it. Will add a parameter to modify the state of episode instead of adding it in case it fails. |
And implemented. If file is already in mylist, it will be marked as watched in version 1.60. |
@adameste : thanks, i confirm it works as expected. I have only one question remaining, reading my original post here retrospectively, I have not been very clear on what I'm actually seeking. Is it possible to add episodes to my list just as unwatched stuff (ideally with Again, thanks a lot for the prompt update of your app and generally for your time. |
Good idea, added in version 1.63. Use -U option alongside -a (-aU) to add/mark files as unwatched. Someone already implemented --state [storage] option, check quickstart guide for options, it is merged in the PyPi version already. |
Sorry if were searching wrong but I haven't found any mention about this. My question:
When I add some series (ie. multiple episodes) to my list as unwatched but stored on my HDD and so on, then watch an episode and want to update my list in a way that that one episode will be recorded as watched,
anidbcli api -a anime-ep01.mkv
successfully generates the ed2k link but then throws a warning informing me the episode is already in my list and exits. Is it possible to update an episode which is already in my list with theanidbcli
tool?Just for the record:
$ anidbcli --version
anidbcli, version 1.53
Thanks a lot for your help and for the effort with the development! :)
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