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Add support for tmdb continuous (absolute) ordering when using normal ordering (ex: One piece)
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@ -655,7 +655,7 @@ class TheMovieDatabase(Provider):
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)
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+ episode_nbr
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)
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return next(
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absolute = next(
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(
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# The + 1 is to go from 0based index to 1based absolute number
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i + 1
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@ -664,6 +664,18 @@ class TheMovieDatabase(Provider):
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),
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None,
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)
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if absolute is not None:
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return absolute
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# assume we use tmdb weird absolute by default (for example, One Piece S21E800, the first
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# episode of S21 si not reset to 0 but keep increasing so it can be 800
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start = next(
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(x["episode_number"] for x in absgrp if x["season_number"] == season), None
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)
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if start is None or start <= episode_nbr:
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return None
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# add back the continuous number (imagine the user has one piece S21e31
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# but tmdb registered it as S21E831 since S21's first ep is 800
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return await self.get_absolute_number(show_id, season, episode_nbr + start)
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async def identify_collection(self, provider_id: str) -> Collection:
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languages = self.get_languages()
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