Added
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A run now says what Plex ratings did to it. Open a run → How we picked for a person, and
the "Watched recently" step states the rating policy that run used in one line: off, on but nobody
rated anything low enough, on but the account's ratings were disbelieved as tool-written, or how
many titles a rating dropped. Until now all four looked identical — the trace listed dropped
titles when there were any and said nothing at all when there weren't, so a run where the feature
silently did nothing read exactly like a healthy one. The distrusted case is the one worth
catching: a Kometa rating sync on that account means every rating is ignored, all run, invisibly.The line reports the setting as it was when the run happened, not as Settings reads today, so
changing it later doesn't rewrite the history of a run you open a fortnight afterwards. Runs
recorded before this release don't carry it and still show just the dropped titles.It also catches the half-case the account-level check is designed to let through: if a tool has
written some of someone's ratings but not enough to condemn the account, the counted ratings and
the skipped ones are reported separately, rather than a single total that quietly speaks for values
nothing ever looked at.
Fixed
- A pick's "why" said "Because you liked…" when it only ever knew what someone watched. Every
pick with a genre in common with its seed claimed a preference nobody had expressed — seeds are
weighted purely by how recently something was watched, and a Plex rating can only ever remove a
seed, never mark one as liked. It now reads "Because you watched…", which is the fact we have.
Reasons are written into each run as it happens, so runs already recorded keep the old wording.