From the live run of #7 on ace: sonarr's first root folder is /anime, so an unnamed add landed a series there. A profile is a preference and the first stands in; a root folder decides where data lands, so with several it must be named — the refusal lists them. Lidarr's lookup used title where the field is artistName.
From the live run of #7 on ace: sonarr's first root folder is `/anime`, so an unnamed add landed a series there. A profile is a preference and the first stands in; a root folder decides where data lands, so with several it must be named — the refusal lists them. Lidarr's lookup used `title` where the field is `artistName`.
Sonarr's first root folder is /anime, so an unnamed add landed a series
there. A profile is a preference and the first stands in; a root folder
decides where data lands, so with several it is named or the refusal
lists them. Lidarr's lookup used title where the field is artistName.
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From the live run of #7 on ace: sonarr's first root folder is
/anime, so an unnamed add landed a series there. A profile is a preference and the first stands in; a root folder decides where data lands, so with several it must be named — the refusal lists them. Lidarr's lookup usedtitlewhere the field isartistName.