Rules failing to retrieve some tvdb ID's?

[bobpullen]

Looking for some pointers.

Loving Maintainerr so far, however when my rules execute, I see a small collection of stubborn tvdb ID's that create warning log entries like this: -

2024-09-08 08:04:44 [maintainerr] | 08/09/2024 08:04:44 [WARN] [SonarrApi] Could not retrieve show by tvdb ID xxxxxx

The ID's do seem to be invalid as I get zero hits on them when searching thetvdb.com or my Sonarr instance, however I'd like to prevent the warnings if possible by identfying the content that's causing it. Any ideas on a suitable way to do that?

I've seen similar errors with handling where it also struggles to locate tvdb ID's, however I'm less bothered about that as I have visibility of the shows it's trying to clean up so can attend to them manually.

Any ideas?

[jorenn92]

Hey! Have you tried setting the ‘debug’ flag as an environment variable? I believe it should log the name of the media item that's causing the failure when the flag is enabled. I might be mixing it up with TMDB IDs though, but it's worth giving it a try.

[jorenn92]

After checking the code, it appears the warning message wasn't there for TVDB id's. In the next release, the media item's title should now be logged.

[bobpullen]

Excellent, thank you! I did set the debug variable however there was no change. Will the container need running with debug when the change is made, or will the info be exposed without?

[jorenn92]

Excellent, thank you! I did set the debug variable however there was no change. Will the container need running with debug when the change is made, or will the info be exposed without?

It shouldn’t require the debug flag anymore since it’s a warning-level message. Let me know if it doesn’t work, though—it’s possible the code isn’t always being reached. I haven’t tested it extensively since it’s just a log message.

[bobpullen]

@jorenn92 - FYI, just pulled the latest release but no change from what I can establish.