A potential score is one where a number between brackets is found (e.g.
[100]) but the word "score" is not before it. A warning is logged to
notify the user of a potential issue with the guide itself.
Other changes:
- `Serilog.Sinks.TestCorrelator` package added to test log output
messages.
- New StringUtils class in TestLibrary
- Refactored `Regex.Match()` calls to use new extension method that
allows the match to be directly used as an expression in an `if`
condition while also providing the match object as output.
If a tag was not specified in the YAML configuration, an exception would
occur. Logic has been added to properly check for (and allow) empty tags
elements.
The `--strict-negative-scores` option will take any negative preferred
term scores and move those terms to the "Must Not Contains" (ignored)
field of the release profile.
The hybrid quality is auto-generated and takes values between the anime
and non-anime tables in the following way:
* The lowest minimum and highest maximum between the non-anime and anime
tables are used as the min/max for each quality in the generated
hybrid table.
* Only 720/1080 qualities are "combined". Qualities outside of this,
such as 2160, use the non-anime min/max values.
From the Quality Definitions (File Sizes) page of the TRaSH guides, you
can now sync the anime or non-anime quality profile to your Sonarr
instance. There is also a hybrid mode but that is not yet implemented.
Robert Dailey