I removed a library from inside of Plex that was attached to multiple rules. When I added the library back, with a new Library section ID (but the same media), Maintainerr was not working properly during Rule Execution. The only indication in the log was below:
[maintainerr] | 05/10/2024 11:14:20 [WARN] [PlexApiService] Plex api communication failure.. Is the application running?
[maintainerr] | 05/10/2024 11:14:20 [DEBUG] [PlexApiService] Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'MediaContainer')
It was not immediately clear why my rules were giving me that error, until I looked in the Plex logs and found this:
Oct 05, 2024 15:09:57.668 DEBUG - Request: GET /library/sections/16/all?includeGuids=1&type=1 (12 live) #159a TLS Page 0-49 GZIP Signed-in Token (ydkmlt84) (129.0.0.0)
Oct 05, 2024 15:09:57.668 WARN - [Req#159a] Invalid library section ID 16 passed.
Which led me to think about my "new" library and then realize that I needed to update the rules' library. Then I went to my rules and found that each Rule that had that old library attached, was now showing "undefined".
A better log indication would be more helpful since there wasn't an actual communication issue with the Plex API, which is where I initially looked.
I removed a library from inside of Plex that was attached to multiple rules. When I added the library back, with a new Library section ID (but the same media), Maintainerr was not working properly during Rule Execution. The only indication in the log was below:
It was not immediately clear why my rules were giving me that error, until I looked in the Plex logs and found this:
Which led me to think about my "new" library and then realize that I needed to update the rules' library. Then I went to my rules and found that each Rule that had that old library attached, was now showing "undefined".
A better log indication would be more helpful since there wasn't an actual communication issue with the Plex API, which is where I initially looked.