[42] fix docs typos

VERSION

@@ -1 +1 @@
-1.19.0-develop41
+1.19.0-develop42

defaults/chart/tautulli.yml

@@ -21,7 +21,6 @@ templates:
     tautulli_<<type>>:
       list_days: <<list_days_<<key>>>>
       list_size: <<list_size_<<key>>>>
-      list_buffer: 20
 
 collections:
   Plex Popular:

docs/metadata/builders/tautulli.md

@@ -15,18 +15,11 @@ It has watch analytics that can show the most watched or most popular Movies/Sho
 
 Both Tautulli Popular and Tautulli Watched have the same sub-attributes detailed below.
 
-| Attribute      | Description                                                                          | Required | Default |
-|:---------------|:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|:--------:|:-------:|
-| `list_days`    | Number of Days to look back of the list                                              | ❌ |   30    |
-| `list_minimum` | Minimum Number of Users Watching/Plays to add to the list                            | ❌ |   30    |
-| `list_size`    | Number of Movies/Shows to add to this list                                           | ❌ |   10    |
-| `list_buffer`  | Number of extra Movies/Shows to grab in case you have multiple show/movie Libraries. | ❌ |   10    |
-
-If you have multiple movie Libraries or multiple show Libraries Tautulli combines those in the popular/watched lists so there might not be 10 movies/shows from the library to make your `list_size`.
-
-In order to get around that, you can use the `list_buffer` attribute that defaults to 10. This will get that number more movies from Tautulli but only add to the collection until the size reaches the number in `list_size`.
-
-So if your collection doesn't have as many movies/shows as your `list_size` attribute increase the number in the `list_buffer` attribute.
+| Attribute      | Description                                                | Required | Default |
+|:---------------|:-----------------------------------------------------------|:--------:|:-------:|
+| `list_days`    | Number of Days to look back of the list.                   | ❌ |  `30`   |
+| `list_minimum` | Minimum Number of Users Watching/Plays to add to the list. | ❌ |   `0`   |
+| `list_size`    | Number of Movies/Shows to add to this list.                | ❌ |  `10`   |
 
 The `sync_mode: sync` and `collection_order: custom` Details are recommended since the lists are continuously updated and in a specific order. 
 
@@ -47,7 +40,6 @@ collections:
     tautulli_watched:
       list_days: 30
       list_size: 10
-      list_buffer: 20
 ```
 ```yaml
 collections:
@@ -55,11 +47,9 @@ collections:
     tautulli_popular:
       list_days: 30
       list_size: 20
-      list_buffer: 20
     tautulli_watched:
       list_days: 30
       list_size: 20
-      list_buffer: 20
     sync_mode: sync
     summary: Movies Popular on Plex
     collection_order: alpha
@@ -71,7 +61,6 @@ playlists:
     tautulli_popular:
       list_days: 30
       list_size: 20
-      list_buffer: 20
     sync_mode: sync
     summary: Movies Popular on Plex
 ```

docs/metadata/metadata/movie.md

@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
 You can have the script edit the metadata of Movies by adding them to the `metadata` mapping of a Metadata File.
 
 An example of multiple metadata edits in a movie library is below:
+
 ```yaml
 metadata:
   Godzilla (1954):
@@ -210,7 +211,7 @@ The available attributes for editing movies are as follows
 |:-----------------------|:---------------------------------------------------------------|
 | `title`                | Text to change Title.                                          |
 | `sort_title`           | Text to change Sort Title.                                     |
-| `edition`              | Text to change Edition.                                        |
+| `edition`<sup>1</sup>  | Text to change Edition.                                        |
 | `original_title`       | Text to change Original Title.                                 |
 | `originally_available` | Date to change Originally Available.<br>**Format:** YYYY-MM-DD |
 | `content_rating`       | Text to change Content Rating.                                 |
@@ -221,6 +222,8 @@ The available attributes for editing movies are as follows
 | `tagline`              | Text to change Tagline.                                        |
 | `summary`              | Text to change Summary.                                        |
 
+1. Requires Plex Pass
+
 ### Tag Attributes
 
 You can add `.remove` to any tag attribute to only remove those tags i.e. `genre.remove`.

docs/metadata/metadata/music.md

@@ -49,13 +49,13 @@ The below example shows how `title` can be used to match artists.
 
 ```yaml
 metadata:
-  artist1:                   # Matches via the title "Game of Thrones"
+  artist1:                   # Matches via the title "Ke$ha"
     match:
-      title: Game of Thrones
+      title: Ke$ha
     edits...
-  artist2:                   # Matches via the title "24" 
+  artist2:                   # Matches via the title "311" 
     match:
-      title: 24
+      title: 311
     edits...
 ```
 
@@ -63,14 +63,12 @@ The Mapping Name can also be used to reduce line-count, as shown here:
 
 ```yaml
 metadata:
-  Ke$ha:  # Matches via the Name "Game of Thrones"
+  Ke$ha:             # Matches via the Name "Ke$ha"
     edits...
   "311":             # Matches via the Name "311" 
     edits...
 ```
 
-**Note:** to search for an artist titled with a number from the mapping name you must surround the number in quotes like in the example below. Otherwise, it will look for the artist associated with that TVDb ID.
-
 ## Metadata Edits
 
 The available attributes for editing artists, albums, and tracks are as follows

modules/meta.py

@@ -1512,7 +1512,7 @@ class MetadataFile(DataFile):
                         titles.extend(util.parse(self.type_str, "title", value, datatype="strlist"))
 
                     if not titles:
-                        titles.append(mapping_name)
+                        titles.append(str(mapping_name))
 
                     if "alt_title" in methods:
                         logger.debug("")