When I untick the "Allow writing of Book nfo into files" then the file is not deleted, but cannot be opened. The same behavior happens when I drop it into the library directly. The cbr files in the same folder are fine, untouched, and show their thumbnail. When I go to the cbz file in the browser, it straight up deletes the file and shows a broken link in comicrack. I have a weird feeling that I've lost a lot of cbz files this way where I stupidly assumed that the "broken" thumbnail was tagging a missing/corrupted file.
This way, values that are originally integers are used as that.I've noticed this issue only just today. I modified comicbookinfo.py, in def createJSONDictionary( self, metadata ):Ĭhanged the original block starting on line 114Ĭode: assign( 'series', ries )Īssign( 'publisher', metadata.publisher )Īssign( 'publicationMonth', metadata.month )Īssign( 'publicationYear', metadata.year )Īssign( 'numberOfIssues', metadata.issueCount )Īssign( 'numberOfVolumes', metadata.volumeCount )Īssign( 'language', utils.getLanguageFromISO(metadata.language) )Īssign( 'rating', metadata.criticalRating )Īssign( 'publicationMonth', int( metadata.month ) )Īssign( 'publicationYear', int( metadata.year ) )Īssign( 'numberOfIssues', int( metadata.issueCount ) )Īssign( 'volume', int (metadata.volume) )Īssign( 'numberOfVolumes', int( metadata.volumeCount ) ) I'm unable to see any further.ĭon't bother trying to find it.
There's something when copying tags on CLI that manage numberOfIssues and volume as string instead of numbers. Should you have any ideas they would be welcome.Ĭode: Tomorrow I'll test it on Windows, but I expect the same result. So the light points to ComicTagger, but I feel I'm the only one with this problem. I think the conversion to CBZ worked, as executing "file" returns that is a zipped file. Could this be? Is this thing "u" thing supposed to be here? I looked raw CBL metadata and still I can find that annoying "u". I tried other files, just in case, same result. I removed ComicRack tags (after backing all files up) and tried copying a file to ComicBookLover on iPad. I thought this could be because of having two different tag types at the same time. Then I copied a file to the iPad, and when importing it to Library ComicBookLover hung. So I used ComicTagger's CLI to copy CR tags to CBL's. Also using this tool I tagged the files, as I saw ComicTagger was aware of these changes if I later opened the files.
I converted my CBR files to CBZ files using ComicRack.
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