Support building channel when multiple collections contain search term #11
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I wanted to use this to build a channel for a "smart collection" that contained the term "Animation"; however it failed because .search() includes results when it isn't an exact match, so I also got results back for "Sony Animation", "Disney Animation", etc. collections, which caused the script to fail. These edits fix this, and require an exact match for the supplied collection name.
nwithan8
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Dec 8, 2021
| all_items.extend(found_coll[0].children) | ||
| if found_coll and len(found_coll) > 0: | ||
| for coll in found_coll: | ||
| if coll.title == collection: |
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I wanted to use this to build a channel for a "smart collection" that contained the term "Animation"; however it failed because .search() includes results when it isn't an exact match, so I also got results back for "Sony Animation", "Disney Animation", etc. collections, which caused the script to fail. These edits fix this, and require an exact match for the supplied collection name.