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Scan fails and stuck in a creating-removing loop after update to 10.10.7 #7038
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Originally created by @unleashed7 on GitHub (May 25, 2025).
Description of the bug
I was using 10.10.3 before I think, and it was working fine, now I cannot scan anything new into the database only remove. Even refreshing fully the metadata of a show doesn't help, it's stuck in a loop.
Only thing I didn't try is removing the whole library and rescanning because I have hundreds of custom cover arts setup and would lose it. Any solution to this?
What is the current bug behavior?
This creating-removing episode/season "loop" runs on any newly added or readded episode.
Funny thing is I'm using Jellyfin MPV Shim and if I press play on a season or show, it DOES play the episodes that Jellyfin does not see, not sure if that's relevant, but I thought this app would be controlled by Jellyfin on what to play?
What is the expected correct behavior?
Scan should work
Jellyfin Server version
10.10.0+
Specify the build version
10.10.7
Environment
Jellyfin logs
This is for an episode that was in Jellyfin, moved it out, then back in and it produces the same issue.
@unleashed7 commented on GitHub (May 26, 2025):
Tested making a new library, it has the same issue. The only difference is that it recognizes ONE episode from the folder, only the first one and doesn't put it into a season. I'm so lost on this broken mess, I'm going try and downgrade from this.
@newo-2001 commented on GitHub (Jun 5, 2025):
I have had this problem as well since at least 10.10.6
@newo-2001 commented on GitHub (Jun 5, 2025):
After some more digging this might be a duplicate of #14076, the issue went away for me after disabling TheMovieDB
@unleashed7 commented on GitHub (Jun 6, 2025):
For me what solved it is using correct naming practices. Which is odd, considering this wasn't a problem in the past, not sure if it was changed recently how strict these rules are.
What worked before:
[Series]
[EP 01]
What works now:
[Series]
[Season 01]
[EP 01]
But as I tested it today, for some reason it works without Season 01 again so I have no clue what fixed it.