- Introduced `lookup_by_name_year` function to limit database scans for movies and series without TMDB/IMDB IDs, enhancing performance by scoping lookups to current batch names.
- Updated `process_movie_batch` and `process_series_batch` to utilize the new lookup function, reducing memory usage and improving efficiency.
- Registered `refresh_vod_content` and `batch_refresh_series_episodes` for post-task memory cleanup in Celery, ensuring better resource management during VOD content refreshes.
- Use 'youtube_trailer' key (matching api_views.py and advanced refresh)
instead of orphaned 'trailer' key that was never consumed.
- On basic sync, only write director/actors/release_date to
custom_properties when the field is currently empty. This prevents
basic sync from overwriting richer data previously stored by
refresh_movie_advanced_data, while still populating those fields for
movies that have never had an advanced refresh run.
Tested: logic verified against all three scenarios (preserve existing
rich data, populate empty fields, youtube_trailer key propagation).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
get_vod_streams on XC providers supplies director, cast/actors and
release_date for each movie, but process_movie_batch was only persisting
trailer in custom_properties. As a result those fields were always empty
in Dispatcharr's own get_vod_info / provider-info responses even when
the upstream provider returned correct data.
Changes:
- Extract director, actors (also mapped from 'cast') and release_date
from movie_data during the batch-import phase and store them in
custom_properties alongside the existing trailer field.
- Fix the update path to merge incoming custom_properties into the
existing dict (using {**existing, **incoming}) rather than overwriting
it wholesale, so that detailed_info and other keys written by the
advanced refresh task are preserved across subsequent basic syncs.
Fixes#1228
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
These 4 lines were wiping episodes before batch_process_episodes could update them in place, causing new UUIDs to be generated on every refresh.
# batch_process_episodes already handles create vs update correctly using (series, season_number, episode_number) as the stable natural key.
- Ensure season and episode numbers are properly converted to integers with error handling
- Remove zero-padding from debug log format for season/episode numbers
- Add validation to filter out relations with unsaved episodes that have no primary key
- Add proper logging for skipped relations when episode is not saved to database
These changes address potential crashes when API returns string values instead of integers
and prevent database errors when bulk creation operations fail silently due to conflicts.
Fixes issue #770
- Created VODLogo model for movies/series, separate from Logo (channels only)
- Added database migration to create vodlogo table and migrate existing VOD logos
- Implemented VODLogoViewSet with pagination, filtering (used/unused/movies/series), and bulk operations
- Built VODLogosTable component with server-side pagination matching channel logos styling
- Added VOD logos tab with on-demand loading to Logos page
- Fixed orphaned VOD content cleanup to always remove unused entries
- Removed redundant channel_assignable filtering from channel logos
