Double game listing bug
See original GitHub issueSome games are listed twice because of certain factors. For example, Alan Wake has separate release dates for Epic Games Launcher and Steam. I’m not sure if this is intentional to denote different release dates on different platforms but it causes the GROUP BY
query to fail as the metadata column is not unique. Any suggestions for fixes are welcome.
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Before running the comparison of the names, you should do a LOWER() on the values, that should then match them regardless of case.
Not sure how to deal with titles with different punctuation depending on the store. There may be a function to remove punctuation before doing the compare.
Those differences in titles are due to the way naming is done on the respective platforms. I’d rather use a single name and be done with it. Perhaps in a future version, a toggle could be included for what kind of result the user wants.
You know, looking for edge cases is coming more naturally to you than it is to me. Perhaps you should programming a chance. 😄
As for the double listing, I’ve had some ideas and I’ll test them some more.