Quality profiles now do what the wizard says: "Satisfied early" really stops, "As recommended" follows the ranking of the TRaSH Guides, and a new state of the guides reaches Radarr and Sonarr even when only detection rules change.
New
- New TRaSH rules reach your instances. Until now a new state only arrived where scores changed. Changed detection rules stayed behind, and every profile showed "Up to date". Settings → Services → Quality profiles now compares the rules of each custom format too, shows outdated ones as "Update available", and Write again brings them up to date. A custom format applies to every profile on its instance, so Nexview only replaces formats whose rules exactly match a TRaSH state it knows. Anything changed by hand or by another tool stays and is named.
Changed
- "As recommended" follows the ranking of the TRaSH Guides. Profiles without German put every quality into one group, so a WEB release was never replaced by the Blu-ray the guides rank above it. They now keep the guides' order and cutoff. German profiles stay one group, as the guides define them.
- **"Take what is there now" upgrades to the target resolution in every profile.** Without German, smaller resolutions sat in the target's group and, with no resolution scores in those profiles, were never replaced. They now rank below the target, as in the guides' alternative profiles. In Sonarr remux profiles the smaller fallback is a remux as well.
- Profiles written by an earlier version show "Update available" after the update. Nothing changes in Radarr or Sonarr until you write them again.
Fixed
- "When is a film good enough?" had no effect. "Satisfied early" now stops upgrades once the target resolution and the required language are there.
- Nexview took its own language formats for foreign ones and warned about different rules after writing, because Radarr adds a field when reading them back.
- The notice about a newer state of the guides stayed after fetching it, until the next daily check.