Scan Loop Fixes (#1572)
* Cleanup some messaging in the scan loop to be more context bearing * Added Response Caching to Series Detail for 1 min, due to the heavy nature of the call. * Refactored code to make it so that processing of series runs sync correctly. Added a log to inform the user of corrupted volume from buggy code in v0.5.6. * Moved folder watching out of experimental * Fixed an issue where empty folders could break the scan loop * Another fix for when dates aren't valid, the scanner wouldn't get the proper min and would throw an exception (develop) * Implemented the ability to edit release year from the UI for a series. * Added a unit test for some new logic * Code smells
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@ -645,12 +645,15 @@ public class DirectoryService : IDirectoryService
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/// <summary>
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/// Recursively scans a folder and returns the max last write time on any folders and files
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/// </summary>
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/// <remarks>If the folder is empty, this will return MaxValue for a DateTime</remarks>
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/// <param name="folderPath"></param>
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/// <returns>Max Last Write Time</returns>
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public DateTime GetLastWriteTime(string folderPath)
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{
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if (!FileSystem.Directory.Exists(folderPath)) throw new IOException($"{folderPath} does not exist");
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return Directory.GetFileSystemEntries(folderPath, "*.*", SearchOption.AllDirectories).Max(path => FileSystem.File.GetLastWriteTime(path));
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var fileEntries = Directory.GetFileSystemEntries(folderPath, "*.*", SearchOption.AllDirectories);
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if (fileEntries.Length == 0) return DateTime.MaxValue;
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return fileEntries.Max(path => FileSystem.File.GetLastWriteTime(path));
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}
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/// <summary>
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