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DatedFormat is missing Episode related specifiers #51
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Without episode information, only the date is available to differentiate the episodes, which is missing half of the available information. Existing code from SeriesFormat was reused, the existing test cases for DatedFormat just needed slight adjustments. But the opportunity was taken, to unify the INPUTFILE for better readability. Documentation is updated, the default format extended with episode name. Closes nzbget#51
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Without episode information, only the date is available to differentiate the episodes, which is missing half of the available information. Existing code from SeriesFormat was reused, the existing test cases for DatedFormat just needed slight adjustments. But the opportunity was taken, to unify the INPUTFILE for better readability. Documentation is updated, the default format extended with episode name. Closes #51
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Although DatedFormat is stronger related to series than to movies, it is missing episode related specifiers.
As an example, for "Jimmy.Fallon.2019.08.15.John.Travolta.1080p.WEB.x264.1-TRUMP" the title or show name "Jimmy Fallon" and the date "2019-08-15" will be usable, but the Episode-Information "John Travolta" gets los.
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