Fix non-shows watched glow in Calendar#1770
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WalkthroughThe PR modifies the ChangesCalendar event watched status
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@dimon222 Thanks for this! I added a commit and also ran the CI. Please test out |
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All good. |
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Will be available in the next release. Thanks for the PR! |
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@dimon222 I think something wrong was changed in this PR. Here is what the movies list page looks like for me: Was this the intended behaviour? Because this is happening on the media list page and not the calendar page. This is probably happening for all media types except the episodes ones (shows, podcasts, anime and manga). |
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Interesting. I can confirm that I see the same behavior. Since the mechanism for green color glow conditions is same as yellow glow for newly acted items, I suspect it will inherit the glow along the way in all sections where it appears. If this sounds more intrusive 2 options in mind:
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PR created for option 2. |

#1729 only works for some types of content but not for all.
This should fix that inconsistency and glow also movies and other types of things in Calendar.
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