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RE: recently released films - 1hitsong - 2025-08-06
(2025-08-06, 01:52 PM)lumpycustard Wrote: Or is this one of those "if you want it, go submit a pull request on git" type of thing?
All code changes are a "if you want it, go submit a pull request on git" type of thing unless you can convince a programmer to make it for you.
RE: recently released films - lumpycustard - 2025-08-06
(2025-08-06, 02:07 PM)1hitsong Wrote:(2025-08-06, 01:52 PM)lumpycustard Wrote: Or is this one of those "if you want it, go submit a pull request on git" type of thing?All code changes are a "if you want it, go submit a pull request on git" type of thing unless you can convince a programmer to make it for you.
I've been poking around in the codebase trying to figure out what this would involve, and I'm probably missing something obvious, but it looks like most of the functionality might already be there?
From what I can tell (and I could be completely wrong):
- ItemsController.GetItems() already supports PremiereDate sorting
- PremiereDateComparer.cs handles the sorting logic
- CollectionType.cs has movielatest and tvlatest enum values but they're marked [OpenApiIgnoreEnum]
It almost looks like someone built this feature but then disabled it before release. Again, I'm just an idiot poking around the code for 30 minutes, so I could be totally misreading what I'm seeing.
Was this feature disabled for a specific reason, or maybe it's being staged for a future release? I don't want to waste time building something that was intentionally removed or causes problems I'm not aware of.
If it's just a matter of exposing existing functionality, that seems more doable than building it from scratch?
RE: recently released films - meatball - 2025-08-27
I was thinking the same - it doesnt seem like it should be a massive undertaking as the data is already available. You can sort by 'recently released' in your libraries.
Admittedly I'm pretty new to Jfin so there are probably other variables that factor into this. Hopefully this will be an option in the future.