Release 0.2.3 · jessielw/Reclaimerr

Rule conditions and nested groups can now be disabled/enabled
Heavy scheduled tasks now run in short-lived child processes by default to release retained post-task memory back to the OS
Added task memory logging and cleanup for heavy sync, cleanup scan, playback, IMDb, and AniList tasks
Task execution modes are now explicit, with heavy tasks isolated and lightweight tasks kept inline
Now logs memory snap shots in debug mode
Arr tags rule conditions can now match with regular expressions (matches regex / does not match regex)

Move instead of delete now preserves sidecar/folder assets more safely
- Item-scoped movie folders move as a folder so posters, subtitles, trailers, extras, and metadata come with the media
- Mixed folders, such as season folders or multi-version movie folders, stay conservative and only move the selected file plus same-stem sidecars
- Move cleanup logs now make it clear that post-move *arr/media-server cleanup failures do not fall back to destructive deletion
Now aggressively releases RAM back to OS
- Reclaimerr would idle after a while at about 1 GB of ram, this should take it back down to base line after tasks ~180 MBs of ram
- Windows uses threaded subprocesses for tasks to instantly release RAM back to OS upon completion of task
- Unix utilizes asyncio subprocesses for tasks to instantly release ram back to the OS upon completion of tasks
Optimized task for AniList parsing
- Skips movie/series updates when AniList values are unchanged
- Clears stale AniList fields only when needed
- Commits changed denormalized rows every 500 updates
- Added tests for AniList
IMDb ratings now use a separate cache database so large refreshes no longer bulk-write the main app database causing slowdowns/freezes during heavy write periods
User last seen is best effort with a long time out if a more important task is currently writing

What's Changed

Full Changelog: 0.2.2...0.2.3