Update config-template.yaml: Enable top level keys #188
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If editing the file, and enabling only sub key under some section, and not enabling top level key leads to an error. This may help some unexperienced users without yaml knowledge to troubleshoot pretty trivial error.
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participant User
participant Config
participant Watchlistarr
User->>Config: Modify settings
Config->>Watchlistarr: Load configuration
Watchlistarr->>User: Apply settings
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src/main/resources/config-template.yaml (5)
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4-8: LGTM! Consider uncommenting thesecondsoption.The uncommented
intervalsection aligns with the PR objective of enabling top-level keys. This change will help inexperienced users understand the structure better.To further assist users, consider uncommenting the
secondsoption with its default value:interval: seconds: 10This would provide a clear example of how to set the interval while maintaining the explanatory comment.
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15-39: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for thesonarrsection.The uncommented
sonarrsection aligns with the PR objective of enabling top-level keys. This change will help inexperienced users understand the structure better.For consistency with other sections and to provide more context, consider adding a brief comment above the
sonarrsection:## Sonarr Configuration ## Uncomment and configure the options below to enable Sonarr integration sonarr:This would provide a clear introduction to the Sonarr configuration section.
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44-67: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for theradarrsection.The uncommented
radarrsection aligns with the PR objective of enabling top-level keys. This change will help inexperienced users understand the structure better.For consistency with other sections and to provide more context, consider adding a brief comment above the
radarrsection:## Radarr Configuration ## Uncomment and configure the options below to enable Radarr integration radarr:This would provide a clear introduction to the Radarr configuration section.
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69-77: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for theplexsection.The uncommented
plexsection aligns with the PR objective of enabling top-level keys. This change will help inexperienced users understand the structure better.For consistency with other sections and to provide more context, consider adding a brief comment above the
plexsection:## Plex Configuration ## Uncomment and configure the options below to enable Plex integration plex:This would provide a clear introduction to the Plex configuration section.
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82-98: LGTM! Consider enhancing the warning for thedeletesection.The uncommented
deletesection aligns with the PR objective of enabling top-level keys. This change will help inexperienced users understand the structure better.To emphasize the importance of the delete functionality, consider enhancing the warning comment:
################################################################# ## Delete Sync Configuration ################################################################# ## WARNING: This section controls deletion of content. Use with caution! ## Enabling these options WILL delete your content from Sonarr/Radarr INCLUDING files. ## Make sure you understand the implications before uncommenting and configuring. delete:This would provide a clearer and more prominent warning about the potential consequences of enabling the delete functionality.
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src/main/resources/config-template.yaml (1)
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1-98: Overall, the changes improve the configuration file structure and usability.The modifications to
config-template.yamlsuccessfully address the PR objective of enabling top-level keys. This change will significantly assist inexperienced users in understanding the configuration structure and troubleshooting potential YAML-related errors.Key improvements:
- All major sections (
interval,sonarr,radarr,plex, anddelete) are now uncommented, making the overall structure more apparent.- Sub-options remain commented, preserving the template nature of the file.
- Explanatory comments throughout the file provide clear guidance for users.
These changes strike a good balance between providing a clear structure and maintaining the file's template nature. Users can now more easily identify the main configuration sections while still being required to uncomment and configure specific options as needed.
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Sadly I think this will not work and lead to corrupted config on first boot |
Description
If editing the file, and enabling only sub key under some section, and not enabling top level key leads to an error.
This may help some unexperienced users without yaml knowledge to troubleshoot pretty trivial error.
NOTE: I have not verified does the application support this kind of config.
Checklist
sbt scalafmtAllRun (and optionallysbt scalafmtSbt)Summary by CodeRabbit
interval,sonarr,radarr,plex, anddelete.