- Updated `duplicate_resolve.py` to introduce a new strategy for keeping files based on quality, considering resolution, source, codec, and size.
- Enhanced `planner.py` to utilize the new quality-based strategy during plan generation, updating quarantine reasons accordingly.
- Modified `README.md` to document the new `plan.duplicate_keep` options, including `by_quality`, and provided detailed descriptions of each strategy.
- Added unit tests in `test_duplicate_resolve.py` to validate the new quality-based resolution logic.
- Updated `analysis.json` and `plan.json` with new timestamps and IDs to reflect recent changes.
These updates improve the Video Library Manager's ability to handle duplicate files more effectively, ensuring users retain the highest quality versions.
- Updated `analysis.json` with a new generation timestamp.
- Modified `plan.json` to include a new plan ID and created timestamp, and changed operation types from "no-op" to "quarantine" for specific files needing manual review.
- Enhanced the README.md to document the new `--analysis` option for generating execution plans, which now includes a human-readable summary and duplicate handling strategies.
- Introduced a new `duplicate_resolve.py` module to manage duplicate file resolution strategies.
- Improved the execution engine to support quarantine operations and added rollback functionality for quarantined files.
These changes improve the functionality of the Video Library Manager by providing better duplicate management and clearer reporting capabilities.
- Updated AGENTS.md to reflect changes in CLI commands and module organization, including the addition of an enrichment step and new functional modules.
- Introduced analysis.json, identities.json, inventory.csv, and plan.json to support enriched metadata and execution planning.
- Added CODE_IMPROVEMENTS.md to document identified code issues and proposed solutions for future enhancements.
- Updated README.md to include new enrichment features and configuration options.
- Removed unused dependency on ffmpeg-python from pyproject.toml.
These changes improve the overall functionality and maintainability of the Video Library Manager project.
Allow users to configure multiple directory names per category (movie/series/anime) to support variations like "movies", "tv", "films". This enables proper categorization of files in directories that don't match the hardcoded singular forms, solving the issue where 635 files in "/mnt/Downloads/movies/" were incorrectly categorized as "other".
Configuration example:
categories:
movie: [movie, movies, films]
series: [series, tv, shows]
anime: [anime]
Changes include comprehensive validation, backward-compatible defaults, case-insensitive matching, and full test coverage (395 tests passing).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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