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support series that are numeric only

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updates SeriesResolver to handle series names that only contain numbers such as 1923.
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Cody Engel
2025-09-20 14:04:00 -06:00
parent 4246825239
commit da31d0c6a6
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Emby.Naming/TV/SeriesResolver.cs
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@@ -17,6 +17,13 @@ namespace Emby.Naming.TV
[GeneratedRegex(@"((?<a>[^\._]{2,})[\._]*)|([\._](?<b>[^\._]{2,}))")]
private static partial Regex SeriesNameRegex();
/// <summary>
/// Regex that matches titles with year in parentheses, optionally preceded by a minus sign.
/// Captures the title (which may be numeric) before the year.
/// </summary>
[GeneratedRegex(@"^-?(?<title>.+?)\s*\(\d{4}\)")]
private static partial Regex TitleWithYearRegex();
/// <summary>
/// Resolve information about series from path.
/// </summary>
@@ -27,6 +34,20 @@ namespace Emby.Naming.TV
{
string seriesName = Path.GetFileName(path);
// First check if the filename matches a title with year pattern (handles numeric titles)
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(seriesName))
{
var titleWithYearMatch = TitleWithYearRegex().Match(seriesName);
if (titleWithYearMatch.Success)
{
seriesName = titleWithYearMatch.Groups["title"].Value.Trim();
return new SeriesInfo(path)
{
Name = seriesName
};
}
}
SeriesPathParserResult result = SeriesPathParser.Parse(options, path);
if (result.Success)
{

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tests/Jellyfin.Naming.Tests/TV/SeriesResolverTests.cs
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@@ -19,6 +19,8 @@ namespace Jellyfin.Naming.Tests.TV
[InlineData("/some/path/The Show", "The Show")]
[InlineData("/some/path/The Show s02e10 720p hdtv", "The Show")]
[InlineData("/some/path/The Show s02e10 the episode 720p hdtv", "The Show")]
[InlineData("/some/path/1923 (2022)", "1923")]
[InlineData("/some/path/-1923 (2022)", "1923")]
public void SeriesResolverResolveTest(string path, string name)
{
var res = SeriesResolver.Resolve(_namingOptions, path);