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The API's v4 surface keys every response by tvdb_id and treats TVDB as the media's identity. Address by tvdb_id first (tmdb_id and imdb_id still resolve), and read the identity from the response DTO instead of tmdb_id. Episode lookups now carry the series' display order, so a series whose files follow a non-default order (DVD, alternate, absolute, ...) is resolved by the numbers Jellyfin actually has. Previously a TMDB-addressed series under a non-default order was answered with another episode's segments, silently (Futurama under 'alternate': S07E01 answers default S06E01, whose intro ends at 29.3s instead of 14.6s). The episode's own TVDB id is sent as well, which pins the exact episode record. A series with a non-default order but no TVDB id is skipped and logged once - no other id can express the order. Rate limits went up with v4: /media is 120 requests / 10s and 100,000 lookups per day for signed-in callers (was 30 and 1,000) and 5,000 lookups per day anonymous. Pacing now follows the tier in use instead of always assuming the anonymous ceiling, so an keyed install scans at ~10 req/s. The API key probe moves to /v4/user/stats: v2 and v3 are frozen at GET /media and /v3/user/stats now 404s, which silently disabled key validation.
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- Around line 163-166: Update the `LogOrderSkipOnce` call in the order-skip
branch to key warnings by the series ID and name when `item` is an `Episode`;
retain `item.Id` and `item.Name` as fallbacks when series details are
unavailable or the item is not an episode.
- Around line 392-411: Update GetDisplayOrder to distinguish default, supported
TVDB, and unsupported values, returning mappings only for supported TVDB orders
and exposing whether an order is unsupported. In the episode query flow, skip
unsupported orders even when a TVDB ID exists, and update LogOrderSkipOnce to
report unsupported orders accurately rather than claiming the TVDB ID is
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- Around line 216-229: Update the not-found cache key construction and the
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TVDB episode. Ensure different pinned episode IDs produce distinct cache keys
while retaining the existing key format when no positive episode ID is provided.
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- Key the order-skip warning by the series id, not the episode id. The dictionary was accumulating one entry per episode, so a large non-default-order series logged one warning per episode instead of one per series. - Include the pinned TVDB episode id in the not-found cache key. The id outranks season/episode when sent, so a 404 recorded against one id could suppress a later lookup whose id had been corrected within the 14-day TTL. - Treat a display order TheIntroDB has no name for as a skip instead of forwarding it as mapping. Jellyfin's TMDB provider fills Series.DisplayOrder with its episode-group names (originalAirDate, digital, storyArc, production, tv — TmdbSeriesProvider.MapDisplayOrderToTvGroupType), which the API rejects with a 400. Only the TVDB order names (dvd, absolute, alternate, regional and the Jellyfin spellings) are sent; unsupported orders skip the item, TVDB id or not, and log their own message. Tests cover the unsupported-order classification and the cache key.
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Moves the plugin to TheIntroDB API v4 and closes the episode-mapping gap reported in #31.
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/v4keys every response bytvdb_idand treats TVDB as the media's identity. Two things followed from that which the plugin had to catch up with:tmdb_idand Jellyfin numbers episodes in the series' display order. For a series set toalternate/dvd/absolute, those are different episodes. Measured on Futurama (alternate): the plugin askedtmdb_id=615&season=7&episode=1and got the 14.6 s intro — that is default S07E01 (The Bots and the Bees), not the Rebirth the file actually is (default S06E01, 29.3 s intro). It looked fine because the credits template matched, which is exactly what made it hard to spot.GET /media, so/v3/user/statsnow 404s and the settings page silently stopped validating keys.What changed
tvdb_idfirst, thentmdb_id, thenimdb_id(the API's own priority).MediaResponsereadstvdb_idinstead oftmdb_id.Series.DisplayOrderis sent asmappingwhenever it names a real non-default order. Unset /official/airedare treated as no preference so the common case keeps costing no conversion. The episode's own TVDB id is sent astvdb_episode_id, pinning the exact episode record.episode:tvdb:73871:7:1:alternate), so one order's miss can't answer for another's./mediato 120 req / 10 s and 100,000 lookups/day for signed-in callers (was 30 and 1,000), and 5,000/day anonymous. Pacing is now tier-aware: 400 ms anonymous (unchanged, still below the 30 ceiling), 100 ms with a key. This is the change that lets a large library scan finish in one run./v4/user/stats.Verification
dotnet build: clean, 0 warnings.dotnet test: 42 passed, including newV4MigrationTeststhat assert the exact query strings.?tvdb_id=73871&season=7&episode=1&mapping=alternate&tvdb_episode_id=1051911&duration_ms=1297000→200, intronull→29344, credits1266000→1325200(Rebirth)?tvdb_id=71663&season=1&episode=1→200;?tvdb_id=169→200(movie)mapping→400 invalid mapping(the plugin never sends a guess)/v3/user/stats→404,/v4/user/stats→401 Missing Authorization header(expected without a key)/mediareportsX-UsageLimit-Limit: 5000; the authenticated numbers come fromtheintrodb-api/constants/constants.go(120/10 s, 100,000/day).Note for review
tvdb_episode_idoverridesseason/episodeper the v4 docs, and I confirmed it does: sending alternate S06E01's id (8234611) withseason=7&episode=1&mapping=alternateanswers S06E01 (404, it has no submissions) rather than S07E01. That is the intended pin, but it means a stale Jellyfin episode id fails closed instead of falling back to the numbers. If you'd rather the plugin send onlymapping(numbers-based, no pin), that's a one-line change — say the word.No version bump or manifest change: those are yours.
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