Expected behaviour:

I noticed a small bug while trying to set up Flexget for the first time today. If one tries to use language in conjunction with strip_dates on a trakt_list with the type movies, the title will be the english/default one without the year.

Actual behaviour:

As you can see in the log, the entry's title is just Avatar instead of the german (and correctly translated) Avatar - Aufbruch nach Pandora. The date/year is stripped, but the title is "reset".

Steps to reproduce:

• Step 1: flexget execute --discover-now --no-cache

Config:

tasks:
  download_movies:
    discover:
      what:
        - trakt_list:
            account: someuser
            list: somelist
            type: movies
            language: de
            strip_dates: yes
      from:
        - someplugin

Log:

2019-06-16 19:39 VERBOSE  trakt_list    download_movies Found `de` translation for movie `Avatar`: Avatar - Aufbruch nach Pandora
2019-06-16 19:39 VERBOSE  discover      download_movies Discovering 1 titles ...
2019-06-16 19:39 INFO     discover      download_movies Ignoring interval because of --discover-now
2019-06-16 19:39 VERBOSE  discover      download_movies Searching for `Avatar` with plugin `someplugin` (1 of 1)

Additional information:

• FlexGet version: 2.20.27
• Python version: 3.7.3
• Installation method: AUR package
• Using daemon (yes/no): no
• OS and version: Arch Linux x86_64 @ Linux Kernel 5.1.7

In general, I'd like to be able to format the entry title generated by trakt_list myself (not quite sure if thats possible already, but I didn't find examples or documentation about this), so that I can for example still pass the year to my search plugin, but without parentheses, e.g: Somemovie 2001 instead of the "hardcoded" Somemovie (2001)

But this I just a wild idea I had and has nothing to do with this issue. ;)

PS: You might want to consider to add yaml syntax highlighting to the issue template, so that the given configs are better readable.