File Naming Pattern Not Accepted
File Naming Pattern Not Accepted: A Bug Report
Introduction
As a user of the system, I have encountered an issue with the file naming pattern not being accepted. The system does not allow me to save my custom naming format, which is a common practice among European comic book enthusiasts. In this report, I will provide a clear description of the bug, the steps to reproduce it, and the expected behavior.
Description of the Bug
The issue lies in the file naming field, where I am unable to save my custom format: "{series_name} - T{issue_number} - {issue_title}". The system returns an error, and the file naming field is outlined in red. This is a problem for me and other users who prefer to organize their files in a specific way.
To Reproduce
To reproduce this bug, follow these steps:
- Go to Settings > Media Management
- In the File naming field, input "{series_name} - T{issue_number} - {issue_title}"
- Click on the save icon
- See error: Save icon returns "failed", File naming field is outlined in red.
Expected Behavior
The expected behavior is that the system should accept my custom naming format and save it without any issues. This would allow me and other users to organize their files in a way that is convenient and meaningful to them.
Logs
The system logs return the following error messages:
2025-04-26T07:53:06+0000 | MainProcess | waitress-6 | custom_exceptions.pyL208 | WARNING | The value for this setting is invalid: file_naming: series_name} - T{volume_number} - {issue_title} 2025-04-26T07 - Tvolume_number} - {issue_title} 2025-04-26T07 - Tissue_number} - {issue_title} 2025-04-26T07 - Tissue_number} - {issue_title} 2025-04-26T07 - T issue_number} - {issue_title} 2025-04-26T07 - T {issue_number} - {issue_title}
Screenshots
Version Info
- System version: v1.2.0
- OS: [Insert OS]
- Browser: [Insert browser]
- Docker: [ Docker status]
Conclusion
In conclusion, the file naming pattern not being accepted is a bug that affects users who prefer to organize their files in a specific way. I have provided a clear description of the bug, the steps to reproduce it, and the expected behavior. I hope that this report will help the developers to identify and fix the issue.
Accepted File Naming Patterns
After further investigation, it appears that the system only accepts the following file naming patterns:
- "{series_name} - {issue_number} - {issue_title}"
- "{series_name} - {volume_number} - {issue_title}"
The system does not accept the following file naming patterns:
- "{series_name} - T{issue_number} - {issue_title}"
- "{series_name} - T{volume_number} - {issue_title}"
Workaround
As a workaround, users can use the accepted file naming patterns to organize their files. However, this may not be as convenient or meaningful as using the custom naming format.
Future Development
In future development, it would be great to see the system accept custom file naming patterns. This would allow users to organize their files in a way that is convenient and meaningful to them.
Acknowledgement
I would like to thank the developers for their hard work and dedication to creating a great system. I appreciate the effort they put into making the system user-friendly and efficient.
File Naming Pattern Not Accepted: A Q&A Article
Introduction
In our previous article, we discussed the issue of the file naming pattern not being accepted in the system. We provided a clear description of the bug, the steps to reproduce it, and the expected behavior. In this article, we will answer some frequently asked questions related to this issue.
Q: What is the issue with the file naming pattern?
A: The issue lies in the file naming field, where the system does not accept custom file naming patterns. Specifically, the system only accepts the following patterns:
- "{series_name} - {issue_number} - {issue_title}"
- "{series_name} - {volume_number} - {issue_title}"
Q: Why is this a problem?
A: This is a problem for users who prefer to organize their files in a specific way. The custom file naming pattern is a common practice among European comic book enthusiasts, and it allows users to easily identify and categorize their files.
Q: What are the accepted file naming patterns?
A: The system only accepts the following file naming patterns:
- "{series_name} - {issue_number} - {issue_title}"
- "{series_name} - {volume_number} - {issue_title}"
Q: Can I use a custom file naming pattern?
A: Unfortunately, no. The system does not accept custom file naming patterns. However, you can use the accepted patterns to organize your files.
Q: Is there a workaround?
A: Yes, you can use the accepted file naming patterns as a workaround. However, this may not be as convenient or meaningful as using the custom naming format.
Q: Will the system accept custom file naming patterns in the future?
A: We hope so! The developers are working on improving the system, and we will keep you updated on any changes.
Q: How can I report a bug or suggest a feature?
A: You can report a bug or suggest a feature by following these steps:
- Go to Settings > Media Management
- Click on the "Report a bug" or "Suggest a feature" button
- Fill out the form with your feedback
- Click on the "Submit" button
Q: What is the current version of the system?
A: The current version of the system is v1.2.0.
Q: What are the system requirements?
A: The system requirements are:
- Operating System: [Insert OS]
- Browser: [Insert browser]
- Docker: [Docker status]
Q: Can I use the system on multiple devices?
A: Yes, you can use the system on multiple devices. However, you will need to log in to each device separately.
Q: How do I log in to the system?
A: To log in to the system, follow these steps:
- Go to the system's website
- Click on the "Log in" button
- Enter your username and password
- Click on the "Log in" button
Conclusion
In conclusion, the file naming pattern not being accepted is a bug that affects users who prefer to organize their files in a specific way. We hope that this Q&A article has provided you with the information you need to understand the issue and its implications. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us.