calibre: escape dot in gsub pattern for series index cleanup#15037
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The unescaped `.` in `".00"` matches any character followed by two zeros. For a series entry like `"00001.00 | Title - Author"`, the pattern matches `000` at position 1 instead of the intended literal `.00` at position 6, producing `"01.00 | Title - Author"`. Escape as `"%.00"` to match a literal period.
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…r#15037) The unescaped `.` in `".00"` matches any character followed by two zeros. For a series entry like `"00001.00 | Title - Author"`, the pattern matches `000` at position 1 instead of the intended literal `.00` at position 6, producing `"01.00 | Title - Author"`. Escape as `"%.00"` to match a literal period.
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In
bookCatalog(), the.00suffix is stripped via:Because
.in Lua patterns matches any character, the following happens:00001.0001.000000100042.0042.000004200100.0000.0000100This PR fixes it by escaping the dot:
"%.00"matches a literal period followed by two zeros.This change is