recyclarr

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With the introduction of version 1.0 of Trash Updater, I am leaving the old Python script behind. I decided to rewrite the entire application in C# .NET mainly for two reasons:

I prefer using and am more comfortable with C#
The application started becoming too large and complicated for Python, in my humble opinion.

The rewritten version isn't completely identical to the Python script, unfortunately. The purpose of this page is to document all of the differences so you can learn the new command line and migrate your configuration over.

Sonarr-specific Differences

Release profile names that previously used WEB-DL now use Series. This may require you to manually remove release profiles that start with [Trash] WEB-DL.

Command Line Differences

The biggest differences are:

Nearly all the old CLI options are gone. You no longer have the option of providing something on the command line or in the YAML config. Everything must be put in the YAML configuration now! See Configuration Reference for details.
The subcommands are different. Instead of specifying profile or guide now, you instead mention the service you're using, such as radarr or sonarr. See Command Line Reference for details.

Configuration Differences

The YAML structure is mostly identical. I recommend you head over to the Configuration Reference page and get familiar with the whole schema. But I'll point out a few differences to look out for here.

Sonarr

Changed:

Everything under the top-level sonarr: property is now in a list. That means just make the first line prefixed with a -. This is the list format in YAML. There are actual examples in the reference linked above.
profile is now release_profile
base_uri is now base_url (the i at the end became an L)

Added:

Property named strict_negative_scores has been added to the release_profile objects (since it's no longer specified via CLI).
quality_definition has been added under sonarr.

Radarr