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<blockquote data-quote="ajs" data-source="post: 1305143" data-attributes="member: 68833">Everything is working fine—what problems are you talking about?The box already has the correct configuration; everything is set up and nothing needs to be changed.They haven't been used for about 10 years and don't cover all the functions of the MP.This is how it works, and this is exactly how all releases are built and pull requests are tested.I don't see the point of that. We won't be able to verify whether the image is displayed correctly on the screen anyway.This would undermine the entire logic of custom grabbers, as well as the flexibility of updating and modifying them. You shouldn't do that.No need—it's still relevant.I don't see the point, since the tests don't cover the current functionality, but if you'd like to, that's fine.That’s a dead end. The TMDB API is well-documented, but IMDb’s regular expressions change multiple times a year, as does the site’s structure. Regular expressions are a dead end. The internal IMDb API, on the other hand, isn’t documented, but it’s quite stable.We have a wiki for documentation.One issue — one Jira ticket — one branch — one pull request. This is the Way.What for? All issues are discussed here on the forum.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ajs, post: 1305143, member: 68833"] Everything is working fine—what problems are you talking about? The box already has the correct configuration; everything is set up and nothing needs to be changed. They haven't been used for about 10 years and don't cover all the functions of the MP. This is how it works, and this is exactly how all releases are built and pull requests are tested. I don't see the point of that. We won't be able to verify whether the image is displayed correctly on the screen anyway. This would undermine the entire logic of custom grabbers, as well as the flexibility of updating and modifying them. You shouldn't do that. No need—it's still relevant. I don't see the point, since the tests don't cover the current functionality, but if you'd like to, that's fine. That’s a dead end. The TMDB API is well-documented, but IMDb’s regular expressions change multiple times a year, as does the site’s structure. Regular expressions are a dead end. The internal IMDb API, on the other hand, isn’t documented, but it’s quite stable. We have a [B]wiki [/B]for documentation. One issue — one Jira ticket — one branch — one pull request. [B]This is the Way.[/B] What for? All issues are discussed here on the forum. [/QUOTE]

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