Rangarr

Added

• interleave_types setting controls whether missing and upgrade searches are interleaved in the execution queue. When false, all missing items are searched before any upgrade items begin, regardless of the interleave_instances setting. Defaults to true (current behaviour). See the user guide for the full combination reference table.

Fixed

• Corrected an off-by-one error in the ETA calculation for staggered search batches. The ETA now reflects N - 1 stagger intervals for N items, matching actual sleep behaviour. Single-item batches no longer display a stagger ETA.

Added

• interval_missing and interval_upgrade settings allow independent fetch schedules for missing and upgrade searches. When set, each overrides the global interval for its respective search type, enabling aggressive polling for missing content alongside a slower upgrade cadence (or vice versa). Both default to null, which falls back to interval. Values must be at least 60 seconds. The cycle-complete log reports which type(s) ran and the next scheduled time for each.
• fetch_page_size setting controls how many records are fetched per API request when retrieving the wanted/missing and cutoff-unmet lists. Defaults to 2000 (previously hardcoded to 1000). Higher values reduce round trips for large libraries at the cost of a slightly longer per-request time — benchmarked at 38% faster than the previous default on a 12,800-item library. Tune this setting if you have a very large library and the fetch phase is slow.

Added

• season_packs now accepts an integer or float in addition to a boolean. An integer (≥ 1) triggers a SeasonSearch only when at least that many episodes in a season are missing or upgrade-eligible; a float (0.0 < x < 1.0) triggers a SeasonSearch only when the ratio of affected to total monitored episodes meets or exceeds the value. Seasons that don't meet the threshold fall back to individual EpisodeSearch commands. Existing true/false behaviour is unchanged.
• The total search batch log line now includes an ETA when stagger_interval_seconds is greater than zero. The ETA reflects the total time to complete all searches at the configured stagger rate (e.g. Total search batch: 120 item(s) (1 every 30 seconds, ETA: 1:00:00)).

Fixed

• Search counter display (1/N, 2/N, …) is now correct across multi-item queues built from multiple instances. Previously the counter could restart or skip values when items from more than one instance were interleaved.