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If I only have plex, the app errors out that I didn't set my Jellyfin URL #6
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same here |
@r3tr0ananas could you possibly have a look at this, I think this is completely stopping the use of the plex scraper |
can't reproduce this issue. |
With your jellyfin environment variables unset too? I just have a suspicion with that this line is causing it because as far as I remember scraper's init functions are executed no matter if you're using that scraper or not and
sorry that I'm asking you to look into it, I'm just really busy |
yep, my jellyfin env is unset and iirc init functions only are executed when you use that scraper. |
@joshkerr what command do you use? |
I have just started using this plugin this afternoon with the similar error when using the command mov-cli -s jelly "query": |
You need to do: |
That resolved my issue. I would request updating the documentation: Usage |
or you can also override the jelly namespace using the config like this: [mov-cli.scrapers]
jelly = "jellyplex.plex"
[mov-cli.plugins]
jellyplex = "mov-cli-jellyplex" more on that in the wiki: https://github.com/mov-cli/mov-cli/wiki/Configuration#namespace-overriding now mov-cli -s jelly "query" |
Did not resolve my issue. Its still erroring out for me. I checked that my plex environment variables are set and I do have my mov-cli config loading the plugin into the jelly namespace, but I'm still getting this output: mov-cli -s jelly.plex ghost Good Evening, joshkerr. [INFO] (mov_cli) - Using 'jelly.plex' scraper... |
That's the same new error message that I have. I didn't include that because it may be a Plex connection issue and not the original error message.
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Did not resolve my issue. Its still erroring out for me. I checked that my plex environment variables are set and I do have my mov-cli config loading the plugin into the jelly namespace, but I'm still getting this output:
mov-cli -s jelly.plex ghost
Good Evening, joshkerr.
It's 08:54 PM on a gorgeous Sunday!
[INFO] (mov_cli) - Using 'jelly.plex' scraper...
[INFO] (mov_cli) - Searching for 'ghost'...
[INFO] (mov_cli) - [ATNS] ❌ Error occurred while searching with 'jelly.plex'! Trying the next scraper...
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Actually, that did fix my issue. I was working in a terminal that didn't have my env variables set because it wasn't refreshed. Once I did that, it worked fine. |
Try turning debug=true in your settings for mov-cli and it will show you why its erroring out. That's how I figured it out. |
It should skip Jelly and look for plex.
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