Make sub-file-paths work with fuzzy or exact (or both) & make them load extra file names.
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Description
I also would like to ask if it were to be possible to make a whitelist of files they can also search
e.g; sub-file-extras=english.srt,spanish.srt,russian.txt,french.txt,*.txt
I understand that ALL is a thing, but whenever it meets with multiple files it just loads all of them and it becomes a mess, specially if the folders are not organized or if you are running a series and have to download subs for them, it just auto-loads everything, which is bad, I feel like this way it will be much better organized and will help people who also want to use .txt as subs.
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Start by tracing the existing sub-file-paths handling and the behavior of the ALL option in the subtitle file-loading path. Define how exact names, fuzzy matches, and wildcard patterns should interact, then verify that only the requested subtitle files load when multiple files are present.
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- Tech stack
- c
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- cli
- Issue type
- Feature
- Difficulty
- 4/5
- Estimated time
- 3-5 days
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- Needs clarification
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- 25/100