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    Jellyfin Forum Support General Questions Was there any reason the multi-part movie merge logic was updated?

     
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    Was there any reason the multi-part movie merge logic was updated?

    A,B,C, etc... used to be an accepted suffix for multi-part movies
    sxales
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    2024-07-02, 07:09 PM
    It appears between 10.8.13 and 10.9.7 the logic that merged multi-part movies was updated. As a result, A,B,C suffixes no longer merge.

    In 10.8.13, the following movie with multiple parts are merged into a single movie (with additional parts).

    Title (Year)/TitleA.mkv
    Title (Year)/TitleB.mkv
    Title (Year)/TitleA.nfo
    Title (Year)/TitleA-poster.jpg
    Title (Year)/TitleA-fanart.jpg

    In 10,9.7, TitleA shows up Title (Year) with metadata but TitleB lists separately with no metadata.

    I don't see anything mentioned in the change log or a recent issue to explain why this change was made. Is this just an undocumented change in behavior going forward, or was this unintentional?
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    2024-07-02, 07:32 PM (This post was last modified: 2024-07-02, 07:44 PM by theguymadmax. Edited 4 times in total.)
    The change was in the initial 10.9.0 release. Here is the pull request explaining the changes. Basically there should have been a space after the movie followed by (parttype) in the naming structure. This was being ignored by the file stacking rules, now it's enforced.

    So in your case it should be:
    Title (Year)/Title partA.mkv
    Title (Year)/Title partB.mkv
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    2024-07-02, 08:20 PM
    I love when people change behavior that has been in the system for years because they don't like the way it looks. Now I get to go rename a couple of hundred files.
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