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Ondrej Glaser
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The reservation was never features, it was matching - and 4.1.7 is almost entirely about that. It names the space-separated date case that needed a bespoke parser branch here, and it made the exact day mandatory for team sports after a one-day grace was handing over yesterday's game. So: run it in parallel on its own category, library and stack for four NFL weeks and judge it on coverage, precision and manual interventions, not on the feature table. The isolation contract is the part that matters - the import hook already ignores anything outside the 'sports' category, so the two pipelines cannot touch each other's files. Two costs written down rather than discovered later: two torrents per game means ~60 GB for four NFL weeks and a parallel NBA season is not affordable, and the Jellyfin metadata plugin is third-party, so use Sportarr's own NFO writer instead. |
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