Releases: Webreaper/SonarrAutoImport
Releases · Webreaper/SonarrAutoImport
Fix for deprecation of Sonarr/Radarr v1 API
Update dependencies and add case-insensitive replacements
A few changes/improvements:
- Quick release to update some dependencies.
- The search/replace transforms are now case-insensitive.
- Added an OSX binary.
- Upgraded to .Net 5
Don't try and move files still being copied
New release that ignores and file with .partial file extensions (you can configure your torrent client to set files to be .partial until they're complete). SonarrAutoImport will also ignore any file whose last-modified-time/last-write-time is within the last 5 minutes - which should prevent it from trying to import files that are still in the process of being copied.
New Features and .Net 5
.Net Upgrade
Upgrade to .Net 5.
New settings/Features:
trimFolders
- when set to True, any folders not containing video files will be cleaned up and removed, post-import. So any non-video files (e.g., .txt, .jpg etc) will be deleted, and the empty folders removed. This keeps the downloads folder clean and makes manual imports within Radarr and Sonarr far quicker to load.importMode
- defaults to 'Move', but if you set it to 'Copy', the files will be copied and the originals left (for seeding).timeoutSecs
- specify a timeout, in seconds, between REST calls to Sonarr/Radarr. Can avoid DDoS overload on the apps.
Radarr Support
Migrate to dotnetcore 3.1 deployed as single-file bundle (no longer need to install mono on Linux), switch command-line options to json settings file, and add support for Radarr. Plus some bugfixes.
First release
Initial release built for Ubuntu x64.