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Swapping to regex (below) would allow it only to parse if 3D was after the year instead of as a string in the filename. This is important because 3D can be part of a movie name and not and actual indicator of the video having 3D attributes. This is how radarr/TRASH parses this.
I took an attempt and modifying things slightly in a PR, but it was coming up as an alternate-title, which I'm sure isn't the desired approach here. So I decided to open an issue so it could be discussed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Swapping to regex (below) would allow it only to parse if 3D was after the year instead of as a string in the filename. This is important because 3D can be part of a movie name and not and actual indicator of the video having
3D
attributes. This is how radarr/TRASH parses this."(?<=\b[12]\d{3}\b).*\b(3d|sbs|half[ .-]ou|half[ .-]sbs)\b|\b(BluRay3D)\b|\b(BD3D)\b"
https://regex101.com/r/xKOwd3/1
I took an attempt and modifying things slightly in a PR, but it was coming up as an
alternate-title
, which I'm sure isn't the desired approach here. So I decided to open an issue so it could be discussed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: