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@@ -3030,3 +3030,1183 @@ Let me implement.
---
+
+Implementing the fix:
+
+
+---
+
+
+
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.bat
+
+Thought Process
+
+Good. Now the batch will pushd to the directory containing the batch before running the PowerShell script. So when run from Renders, we process Renders. When run from a submodule (via UpdateAllSequences which does pushd to the submodule and then runs the batch), the batch's script_dir would be the submodule. We'd pushd to the submodule - but we're already there from UpdateAllSequences' pushd. So we'd pushd to the same directory. So we'd process the submodule. Good.
+
+But wait - when UpdateAllSequences runs, it does:
+```
+pushd "%%S"
+call "UpdateSequences.bat" < NUL
+popd
+```
+
+So it pushes to the submodule (%%S), then runs UpdateSequences.bat. The batch is in that submodule. So when the batch runs, %~dp0 = the submodule path. So script_dir = submodule. We'd pushd to script_dir (the submodule). So we'd change to the submodule. We're already there. Good. Then we run the PowerShell script. Get-Location = submodule. Good. We process the submodule. Good.
+
+But the batch also needs to find PROJ_ROOT for the config. The batch runs with current_dir = submodule (from UpdateAllSequences' pushd). So we'd search for .config from the submodule. We'd go up: submodule -> parent -> ... -> project root. So we'd find it. Good. But we also need GetStructDir - and that needs the project root. The GetStructDir is called with -ProjectRoot '%PROJ_ROOT%'. So we need PROJ_ROOT. The batch finds it by searching up from current_dir or script_dir. So we're good.
+
+Let me also add a param to accept -WorkingDirectory so the script can be called with an explicit path. Actually the user didn't ask for that. The batch fix should be enough.
+
+Let me also add a param to UpdateSequences.ps1 to accept -RootPath so we can pass the working directory explicitly. That would make it more robust when the batch is run from different contexts. Actually the batch does pushd, so Get-Location will be correct. Good.
+
+Let me verify the script structure. The directSeqs in UpdateSequences.ps1 - when we run from Renders, we'd get "07 Final Touches And Maintenance" as a direct seq. But that has subdirs. So we'd recurse and get its subdirs like Visual_7_reframe. So we'd add Visual_7_reframe. Good. But "07 Final Touches And Maintenance" itself - would it be added? Let me check. For directSeqs we get directories that don't match daily_* or YYYY-MM-DD. So "07 Final Touches And Maintenance" would be in directSeqs. We'd add it. Add-SequenceFolder checks if it has sequence files or subdirs. If it has subdirs but no sequence files, it returns (skips). So we'd skip "07 Final Touches And Maintenance" and add its subdirs in the foreach. Wait - we have `foreach ($seq in $directSeqs) { Add-SequenceFolder -Directory $seq -Map $sequenceMap }`. So we add each direct seq. For "07 Final Touches And Maintenance", Add-SequenceFolder would check - it has subdirs (Visual_7_reframe). It has no sequence files directly (the PNGs are in Visual_7_reframe). So hasSequenceFiles = null, hasSubdirs = not null. So we return (skip). So we don't add. So we'd miss "07 Final Touches And Maintenance"! We'd only add its subdirs if we iterated over them. But we're iterating over directSeqs which is "07 Final Touches And Maintenance" - we don't add it. So we'd miss the nested sequences!
+
+Looking at the primary/secondary pattern - for those we have a foreach that gets seqDirs. So we recurse into subdirs. For directSeqs we don't recurse! We just add the directory itself. So for "07 Final Touches And Maintenance", we'd add it (or skip it based on Add-SequenceFolder). We'd skip it because it has subdirs but no sequence files. So we'd never add Visual_7_reframe!
+
+So there's a bug in UpdateSequences.ps1 - it doesn't recurse into directSeqs for nested structure. The primary pattern (daily_* or YYYY-MM-DD) gets subdirs. The directSeqs - we need to recurse too. Let me check the logic again. For primaryDirs we have:
+- seqDirs = subdirs of d
+- if seqDirs.Count -eq 0: add d itself
+- else: add each s in seqDirs
+
+So for daily_250101, we'd get its subdirs (seq1, seq2). We'd add seq1, seq2. For directSeqs we have "07 Final Touches And Maintenance". We'd add it. Add-SequenceFolder would skip it (has subdirs, no sequence files). So we'd miss it entirely. We need to recurse: for directSeqs, if the directory has subdirs but no sequence files, we should iterate over its subdirs and add those. Let me add that logic. Actually the user didn't ask for that - they asked to make it work from the batch directory and detect submodules. The pushd fix should help. If the nested structure is still broken, that's a separate issue. Let me focus on the user's request.
+
+The user said "update all the sequences directly next to the batch, or in a submodule". So we need the batch to run from its directory. The pushd fix does that. We also need to handle the case where the batch is in Renders - Renders has nested structure. The UpdateSequences.ps1 might not find nested sequences in directSeqs. Let me check - for "07 Final Touches And Maintenance", we'd call Add-SequenceFolder. It would add it to the map only if it has sequence files or (if it has subdirs but no sequence files, it returns without adding). So we wouldn't add it. We need to recurse into directSeqs. Let me add that.
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+Good. Now directSeqs that have subdirs (like "07 Final Touches And Maintenance") will be recursed - we add each subdir (Visual_7_reframe etc.) instead of trying to add the parent and failing. This matches the primary/secondary pattern.
+
+Let me verify the batch fix. The batch removes the trailing backslash from script_dir for WORK_DIR. Actually pushd "path" - the path might have trailing backslash. Let me keep it simple. pushd "%script_dir%." would use the current directory. Actually in Windows, pushd "C:\path\" and pushd "C:\path" both work - pushd normalizes. So we might not need to strip the trailing backslash. Let me check - set "WORK_DIR=%script_dir%" and if "%WORK_DIR:~-1%"=="\" set "WORK_DIR=%WORK_DIR:~0,-1%". That's a common pattern. For pushd "%WORK_DIR%" - if we have "C:\project\Renders", we're good. The echo would show the path. Good.
+
+Actually wait - when we popd, we're popping the directory we pushed. So we return to wherever we were before the pushd. Good. But the batch has a pause at the end. So the user might run it from a double-click. In that case, the current directory might be something. We pushd to script_dir. We run the script. We popd. So we return. Good. But when run from UpdateAllSequences, we're already in the submodule. We pushd to script_dir (the submodule). So we pushd to the same directory. So we're in the submodule. We run. We popd. So we return to... the submodule. Because UpdateAllSequences did pushd to submodule, so we're in submodule. We pushd to script_dir (submodule) - that's the same. So we pushd to the same path. pushd to the same path might push a duplicate? Let me check. In cmd, pushd C:\path when already in C:\path - I think it pushes again. So we'd have two entries. When we popd, we'd pop back to the submodule. Then UpdateAllSequences would popd, returning to the parent. So we're good. Actually pushd to the current directory - in Windows, I think pushd just pushes the current directory onto the stack. So we'd have two entries (the submodule twice). popd would pop one. Good. So we're fine.
+
+Let me provide a summary to the user.
+Thought Process
+
+The user wants to modify how UpdateSequences handles video collisions. When collisions are detected:
+1. Prioritize by: frame range match first, then age
+2. Move collisions to Renders\_collisions (instead of whatever they do now)
+
+Let me look at the UpdateSequences.ps1 to understand how collisions are currently handled.
+Tool use: **read_file_v2** • Read file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+Now I understand the flow. The `Rename-SequencePreviewMp4` function handles MP4 collisions. Currently:
+
+1. When there's a collision (target path already exists), it just skips - no rename, no move
+2. It doesn't prioritize by frame range or age
+3. It doesn't move collisions anywhere
+
+The user wants:
+1. When multiple MP4s collide -> prioritize by: frame range match first, then age (newer = better?)
+2. Move collisions to Renders\_collisions
+
+So the logic changes:
+- When we have multiple MP4s in a sequence folder and we want to produce one target (SeqName-StartFrame-EndFrame.mp4)
+- We need to pick the "best" one based on: frame range match first, then age (newer = better? or older = better? typically newer = more recent render)
+- The losers (collisions) should be moved to Renders\_collisions
+
+But wait - the "Renders" folder is relative to the project. The script runs from the batch directory which could be Renders itself or a submodule. So when we say "Renders\_collisions", we need to resolve:
+- If we're in Renders: _collisions would be at Renders\_collisions
+- If we're in a submodule: submodule root might not have Renders. Actually in a submodule structure, the submodule might have its own structure. Let me check.
+
+From the project layout, the batch is in Renders. So when we run from Renders, root = Renders. So _collisions would be Renders\_collisions. Good.
+
+When we run from a submodule (e.g. Blends/animations/daily_xxx), the submodule might have its own structure. Would it have a "Renders" folder? Typically submodules might have Renders as a subfolder. So we'd need Renders\_collisions relative to the submodule. Or maybe the user means: the _collisions folder should be at the same level as the batch - so if we're in a submodule, it would be submodule\_collisions. Let me re-read.
+
+"Collisions should be thrown to Renders\_collisions" - so the path is Renders\_collisions. That could mean:
+- If the batch is in Renders, then Renders\_collisions = root\_collisions
+- If the batch is in a submodule, we need to find Renders. The submodule might not have Renders. Actually in an animation submodule structure, the submodule might have its own "Renders" or similar. Let me assume the collisions folder is at the root level relative to where we're running: root\_collisions. So when root = Renders, we get Renders\_collisions. When root = submodule, we get submodule\_collisions. The user said "Renders\_collisions" - so maybe they specifically mean the Renders folder. When running from a submodule, we might need to resolve the project root and use Renders\_collisions from there. That's more complex.
+
+For simplicity, I'll use: collisions go to root\_collisions, where root is the working directory (Get-Location). So when running from Renders, that's Renders\_collisions. When running from a submodule, that's submodule\_collisions. The user said "Renders\_collisions" - so maybe they always run from Renders. I'll use a path relative to root: _collisions. If the user wants it specifically under Renders, we can add logic to resolve that. For now, root\_collisions seems reasonable since that's where we're processing.
+
+Actually re-reading: "thrown to Renders\_collisions" - they might mean the literal path. So we need to find the Renders folder. The script runs from the batch directory. When the batch is in Renders, root = Renders. So Renders\_collisions = root\_collisions. When the batch is in a submodule, we don't have Renders. We could use root\_collisions as a fallback. Or we could try to find Renders by going up - the submodule might be under Blends/animations/daily_xxx, and Renders might be at project root/Renders. Let me check the structure.
+
+From the summary, the project structure has:
+- Renders (with UpdateSequences.bat)
+- Blends/animations/daily_xxx (submodules)
+
+So when UpdateAllSequences runs, it does pushd to each submodule. The submodule might not have a "Renders" folder - it could be the daily folder itself. So _collisions in the submodule root makes sense. I'll use: collisionsDir = Join-Path $root "_collisions". When root is Renders, that's Renders\_collisions. When root is a submodule, that's submodule\_collisions. The user said "Renders\_collisions" - so maybe they always run from Renders. I'll document that we use root\_collisions. If the user wants it always under a literal Renders folder, they can ask.
+
+Actually "Renders\_collisions" - the underscore could mean "Renders" + "_collisions" = Renders\_collisions. So the folder is _collisions inside Renders. So when we're in Renders, path = Renders\_collisions. When we're in a submodule, we might need to use a different path. Let me just use root\_collisions as a generic approach. The root is where we're processing.
+
+Now for the prioritization logic:
+1. Frame range match: we want SeqName-StartFrame-EndFrame.mp4. The MP4 filename might contain frame info. Let me parse MP4 names to extract frame range. Common patterns:
+ - SeqName-100-200.mp4
+ - SeqName_100_200.mp4
+ - etc.
+ We need to parse each MP4 and see if its frame range matches (StartFrame, EndFrame). Those that match get priority.
+2. Age: newer = more recent (LastWriteTime). So among same frame-range match, prefer newer.
+
+So the algorithm:
+1. Collect all MP4s in the sequence folder
+2. For each, try to parse frame range from filename
+3. Score: frame range match = 2 points (or priority 1), age = secondary (newer = better)
+4. Sort: first by frame range match (match=1, no match=0), then by LastWriteTime descending (newer first)
+5. The best one gets renamed to target (or kept if already correct)
+6. The rest (collisions) get moved to _collisions
+
+We need to move them to the collisions folder with a unique name (to avoid overwriting). So we could use: SeqName_originalname_timestamp.mp4 or include the sequence folder name.
+
+Let me implement:
+Tool use: **read_file_v2** • Read file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\zip_sequences.py
+
+Tool use: **read_file_v2** • Read file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.bat
+
+Thought Process
+
+The batch runs from script_dir (WORK_DIR). When the batch is in Renders, root = Renders. So Renders\_collisions = root\_collisions. I'll use root\_collisions as the path. When the batch is in a submodule, root = submodule, so submodule\_collisions. That could work. The user said "Renders\_collisions" - so maybe they specifically mean when running from Renders. I'll use a consistent approach: collisionsDir = Join-Path $root "_collisions". When root is Renders, we get Renders\_collisions. When root is a submodule, we get submodule\_collisions. The user might want all collisions in one place - i.e. Renders\_collisions from project root. For that we'd need to resolve PROJ_ROOT and Renders. But the UpdateSequences.ps1 doesn't have access to PROJ_ROOT - it just uses Get-Location. So I'll use root\_collisions.
+
+Now for the Rename-SequencePreviewMp4 logic:
+1. Parse frame range from MP4 filenames. Common patterns: Name-123-456.mp4, Name_123_456.mp4
+2. Sort by: frame range match first (1 if matches StartFrame-EndFrame, 0 otherwise), then by LastWriteTime descending (newer first)
+3. Best one: rename to target (or keep if already correct)
+4. Others: move to _collisions with unique names (sequence folder + original name to avoid collisions between sequences)
+
+Let me also handle the case where target already exists - we have multiple candidates. We need to:
+- If target exists: add it to the candidate pool
+- Sort all candidates (target + other mp4s)
+- Best: keep as target
+- Rest: move to _collisions
+
+Actually the target path: SeqName-StartFrame-EndFrame.mp4. So we need to consider:
+1. Existing file at target path
+2. Other MP4s in the folder
+
+All of these are candidates. We pick the best one by frame range match and age. The best gets to stay at target. The rest go to _collisions.
+
+For the collisions folder path - we need to pass the root to the function. The root is the working directory. So we need to pass it or get it. The main script has $root. We can pass it to Rename-SequencePreviewMp4. Let me add a parameter -RootPath or we can derive it from SequenceFolderPath. The SequenceFolderPath is like "C:\...\Renders\07 Final Touches\Visual_7_reframe". The root could be "C:\...\Renders". So we need to pass the root. Actually the script processes $root as the top-level. The sequence folders are under $root (directly or nested). So root\_collisions - we need the root. The root is where we started. So we can pass it from the caller. Let me add -RootPath to Rename-SequencePreviewMp4. Actually the caller has $seq.Path and $root. So we need to pass $root to get the collisions path.
+
+Let me implement: 1. Add -RootPath parameter to Rename-SequencePreviewMp4
+2. Build collisionsDir = Join-Path $RootPath "_collisions"
+3. When we have multiple MP4s (or target exists):
+ - Parse frame range from each MP4 filename (pattern: -(\d+)-(\d+)\.mp4$ or _(\d+)_(\d+)\.mp4$)
+ - Score: frame match = (parsedStart -eq StartFrame -and parsedEnd -eq EndFrame)
+ - Sort: frame match first (true before false), then LastWriteTime descending
+ - Best stays/gets renamed to target
+ - Rest move to collisionsDir with unique name: e.g. "SeqName_OriginalName.mp4" or add timestamp if collision
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+I need to add the -RootPath parameter to the call site. Let me find that.
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+Let me verify the logic again. When running from Renders, $root = Renders. So _collisions = Renders\_collisions. Good.
+
+One edge case: when there's only 1 MP4, $moveToCollisions = $candidates[1..0] which in PowerShell would be an empty array (or $null). Let me check - $candidates[1..-1] when Count=1 would be $candidates[1..0] - in PowerShell that's an empty array. Good.
+
+Another edge case: when the best already has the target name. We check `if ($best.Name -ne $targetName)` - so we only rename if needed. Good. But what if the best IS at target path already? Then $best.Name would equal $targetName. We wouldn't rename. We'd move the others to collisions. Good.
+
+Actually wait - when we have $candidates, the best could be a file that's already named $targetName. So $best.Name -eq $targetName. We wouldn't rename. We'd move the others. Good. But what if the target path exists and we have other MP4s? The target path file would be in $mp4s (since we get all mp4s). So it would be in candidates. The best would be picked. If the target file has frame match and is newest, it wins. We'd move the others. We wouldn't rename the best. Good. If another file has frame match and is newer, it wins. We'd need to: move the current target to collisions, rename the winner to target. But we have $best - if best is not the target, we'd do Move-Item target to collisions (if target exists), then Rename best to target. Good. Actually we only move target to collisions when we're about to rename best to target. So we need to handle: if best.Name -ne targetName, then if target exists, move target to collisions first, then rename best. Good. The code does that.
+
+Let me also fix the collisions folder - the user said "Renders\_collisions". When we're in a submodule, root might be the submodule path. So we'd get submodule\_collisions. The user might want all collisions in one place - Renders\_collisions. To get that we'd need to resolve the Renders folder. The batch could pass Renders path. But the UpdateSequences.ps1 doesn't have access to that. It only has $root. For now I'll keep root\_collisions. When the batch is in Renders, root = Renders. So Renders\_collisions. Good.
+
+Let me verify the Parse-FrameRange. The target pattern is SeqName-StartFrame-EndFrame.mp4. So we'd match -(\d+)-(\d+)\.mp4$ or _(\d+)_(\d+)\.mp4$. The regex [-_](\d+)[-_](\d+)\.mp4$ would match:
+- -100-200.mp4 -> 100, 200
+- _100_200.mp4 -> 100, 200
+- -100_200.mp4 -> 100, 200
+- _100-200.mp4 -> 100, 200
+Good. The SeqName part doesn't matter for the match.
+
+Let me also fix the case when target exists - we're moving it to collisions. But we need a unique name. If targetName already exists in collisions, we'd overwrite. Let me add that logic. Actually in the moveToCollisions loop we handle that. For the target file move when best.Name -ne targetName, we do Move-Item targetPath to destPath. The destPath is Join-Path $collisionsDir $targetName. So we could have a collision if targetName already exists in _collisions. Let me add the same uniqueness check for that move.
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+Let me also add a subfolder for the sequence in _collisions to avoid name collisions between different sequences. Actually the user said "thrown to Renders\_collisions" - flat. So we use unique names with timestamp when needed. Good.
+
+Let me read the final file to make sure everything looks correct.
+Tool use: **read_file_v2** • Read file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+There's a bug: when we have $moveToCollisions, we're iterating over objects that have .File property. Let me check - $m in $moveToCollisions - each $m is from $candidates[1..($candidates.Count - 1)], so it's a pscustomobject with File, FrameMatch, LastWrite. So we need $m.File.FullName and $m.File.Name, not $m.FullName and $m.Name. Let me fix that.
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+Also when $moveToCollisions is empty (single MP4), $candidates[1..($candidates.Count - 1)] when Count=1 gives $candidates[1..0]. In PowerShell, 1..0 produces nothing (empty range), so we'd get $null or empty. foreach over $null would not iterate. Good.
+
+When Count=2, $candidates[1..1] gives the second element. Good.
+Thought Process
+
+The user is getting an error: "The property 'Count' cannot be found on this object." This is happening when running UpdateSequences.ps1. The issue is likely in the PowerShell code where we use `.Count` on something that might be $null or a single object (which doesn't have Count in older PowerShell).
+
+In PowerShell, when you have a single object returned from a pipeline, it doesn't get wrapped in an array - so it doesn't have a .Count property. We need to use `@()` to force array or check differently.
+
+Let me look at the code that uses .Count in the Rename-SequencePreviewMp4 function:
+
+1. `$moveToCollisions = $candidates[1..($candidates.Count - 1)]` - when $candidates is a single object, it might not have .Count
+2. `$mp4s.Count -eq 0` - when $mp4s is empty or single, we might have issues
+3. `$checked = $mp4s.Count`
+
+The fix is to ensure we always work with arrays. Use `@()` to force arrayification, or use `$array.Count` where we know it's an array. For pipeline results, a single object doesn't have .Count - it returns $null when you access .Count on a scalar in older PowerShell. In PowerShell 3+, .Count on scalar returns 1. But the error suggests the object doesn't have Count.
+
+Actually in PowerShell, when you do:
+```powershell
+$candidates = $mp4s | ForEach-Object { ... } | Sort-Object ...
+```
+
+If $mp4s has 1 item, $candidates will be a single pscustomobject, not an array. So $candidates.Count might not exist (in PowerShell 5.1, scalar objects don't have Count - it returns $null, and $null.Count would throw... no, $null.Count would throw "Cannot find property 'Count' on null").
+
+Actually the error "The property 'Count' cannot be found on this object" - this could be when we have a single object. In PowerShell 5.1, a single pscustomobject doesn't have a .Count property. So $candidates.Count fails when there's 1 candidate.
+
+The fix: use `@($candidates)` to force array, then we can use .Count. Or use `$candidates.Count` with a fallback - but the cleanest is to ensure we always have an array:
+
+```powershell
+$candidates = @($mp4s | ForEach-Object { ... } | Sort-Object ...)
+```
+
+So $candidates is always an array. Then $candidates.Count works.
+
+For $moveToCollisions when Count=1:
+$candidates[1..($candidates.Count - 1)] = $candidates[1..0]
+In PowerShell, 1..0 produces nothing (empty array), so we get @(). Good.
+
+Let me also check $mp4s - we have:
+```powershell
+$mp4s = @(Get-ChildItem ...)
+```
+So $mp4s is already forced to array. Good.
+
+The issue is $candidates - we need to force it to array:
+```powershell
+$candidates = @($mp4s | ForEach-Object { ... } | Sort-Object ...)
+```
+
+Tool use: **ripgrep_raw_search**
+
+
+Parameters:
+
+```json
+{
+ "pattern": "\\.Count",
+ "path": "A:\\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\\3 ProjectStructure\\UpdateSequences.ps1",
+ "contextBefore": 1,
+ "contextAfter": 1,
+ "caseInsensitive": false
+}
+```
+Result:
+
+```json
+{
+ "success": {
+ "pattern": "\\.Count",
+ "path": "A:\\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\\3 ProjectStructure\\UpdateSequences.ps1",
+ "outputMode": "content",
+ "workspaceResults": {
+ "a:\\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\\3 ProjectStructure": {
+ "content": {
+ "matches": [
+ {
+ "file": "UpdateSequences.ps1",
+ "matches": [
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 147,
+ "isContextLine": true
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 148,
+ "content": " if ($mp4s.Count -eq 0) { return [pscustomobject]@{ Renamed = 0; Collisions = 0; Errors = 0; Checked = 0 } }"
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 149,
+ "isContextLine": true
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 150,
+ "content": " $checked = $mp4s.Count"
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 151,
+ "isContextLine": true
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 170,
+ "content": " $best = $candidates[0].File",
+ "isContextLine": true
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 171,
+ "content": " $moveToCollisions = $candidates[1..($candidates.Count - 1)]"
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 172,
+ "isContextLine": true
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 272,
+ "content": " $seqDirs = @(Get-ChildItem -LiteralPath $d.FullName -Directory -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where-Object { $_.Name -notlike '_*' })",
+ "isContextLine": true
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 273,
+ "content": " if ($seqDirs.Count -eq 0) {"
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 274,
+ "content": " Add-SequenceFolder -Directory $d -Map $sequenceMap",
+ "isContextLine": true
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 285,
+ "content": " $seqDirs = @(Get-ChildItem -LiteralPath $d.FullName -Directory -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where-Object { $_.Name -notlike '_*' })",
+ "isContextLine": true
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 286,
+ "content": " if ($seqDirs.Count -eq 0) {"
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 287,
+ "content": " Add-SequenceFolder -Directory $d -Map $sequenceMap",
+ "isContextLine": true
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 302,
+ "content": " $seqDirs = @(Get-ChildItem -LiteralPath $seq.FullName -Directory -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where-Object { $_.Name -notlike '_*' })",
+ "isContextLine": true
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 303,
+ "content": " if ($seqDirs.Count -eq 0) {"
+ },
+ {
+ "lineNumber": 304,
+ "content": " Add-SequenceFolder -Directory $seq -Map $sequenceMap",
+ "isContextLine": true
+ }
+ ]
+ }
+ ],
+ "totalLines": 17,
+ "totalMatchedLines": 6
+ }
+ }
+ }
+ }
+}
+```
+Status: **completed**
+
+
+
+
+
+---
+
+Thought Process
+
+The issue is on line 171: `$candidates[1..($candidates.Count - 1)]`. When the pipeline returns a single object, `$candidates` is a scalar (single pscustomobject), not an array. In PowerShell, scalars don't have a `.Count` property - it throws "The property 'Count' cannot be found on this object."
+
+The fix: force `$candidates` to always be an array:
+
+```powershell
+$candidates = @($mp4s | ForEach-Object { ... } | Sort-Object ...)
+```
+
+So we need to wrap the pipeline in @().
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+Actually the `$candidates[1..($candidates.Count - 1)]` when Count=1 would give 1..0 which in PowerShell might give an empty array or might behave oddly. The explicit `if ($candidates.Count -gt 1)` is safer. Good.
+Thought Process
+
+The user is showing linter errors in UpdateSequences.ps1. Let me focus on the critical ones (severity 8):
+
+1. Missing closing '}' in statement block at line 127, column 36
+2. Missing Catch or Finally block for Try statement at line 159
+3. Missing closing '}' at line 174, column 31
+
+The PSScriptAnalyzer warnings (severity 4) about PSScriptRoot, errors, best - those might be false positives or style issues. The `best` and `errors` are likely used - the linter might be confused. Let me read the file to see the actual structure and fix the syntax errors.
+Tool use: **read_file_v2** • Read file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+The code looks syntactically correct to me. The try/catch block is there. Let me look at line 127 more closely - "Missing closing '}' in statement block or type definition" at column 36. Column 36 would be around the `param` block. Let me check - maybe there's an issue with the param block syntax?
+
+Looking at line 127:
+```
+function Rename-SequencePreviewMp4 {
+ param(
+```
+
+Column 36 - that could be around the opening `{` of the function. Hmm. Maybe the issue is that PowerShell is confused by something. Let me look at the Parse-FrameRange - it's a nested function. In PowerShell, nested functions can sometimes cause parsing issues. Actually the error says "Missing closing '}'" - so maybe there's an extra `}` somewhere or a missing one that's confusing the parser.
+
+Let me look at the full structure:
+- Line 127: function Rename-SequencePreviewMp4 {
+- Line 128-135: param( ... )
+- Line 136-139: variables
+- Line 151-157: nested function Parse-FrameRange { ... }
+- Line 159-209: try { ... } catch { ... }
+- Line 211-216: return
+- Line 218: } <- closes Rename-SequencePreviewMp4
+
+Wait, the nested function Parse-FrameRange - in PowerShell, when you have a script block inside Sort-Object:
+```powershell
+Sort-Object -Property @{ Expression = { -not $_.FrameMatch }; Ascending = $true }, ...
+```
+
+The `{ -not $_.FrameMatch }` - the `$_.FrameMatch` - in the context of Sort-Object, `$_` is each item from the pipeline. So that should work.
+
+Let me look at the expression - `{ -not $_.FrameMatch }` - could the `-not` be parsed incorrectly? In PowerShell, `-not` is an operator. So `-not $_.FrameMatch` - when FrameMatch is $true, -not $true = $false. We want frame match first (ascending), so we want FrameMatch=true (0) before FrameMatch=false (1). So we're sorting by -not FrameMatch ascending: false (0) first, then true (1). So frame match first. Good.
+
+Actually, I wonder if the issue is with the `@()` wrapping and the closing `)` - the `}` for the ForEach-Object scriptblock might be getting confused. Let me count:
+
+```powershell
+$candidates = @($mp4s | ForEach-Object {
+ $fr = Parse-FrameRange -Name $_.Name
+ $frameMatch = ...
+ [pscustomobject]@{
+ File = $_ # line 164 in the hashtable
+ ...
+ }
+} | Sort-Object ...)
+```
+
+So we have:
+- `{` after ForEach-Object
+- `}` closing the scriptblock
+- `|` pipeline
+- `)`
+- `}`
+
+Wait, the `}` at line 167 - that closes the ForEach-Object scriptblock. But we have `})` - the `}` closes the scriptblock, then `)` closes the `@()`? No, `@()` is for array. So we have:
+`@( ... )` - the `...` is the pipeline. So the closing is `)` for the @(. So we need `)` not `}`. Let me look again:
+
+```powershell
+$candidates = @($mp4s | ForEach-Object {
+ ...
+} | Sort-Object -Property @{ Expression = { -not $_.FrameMatch }; Ascending = $true }, @{ Expression = 'LastWrite'; Descending = $true })
+```
+
+So we have:
+- `@(`
+- pipeline
+- `)`
+So the closing is `)` for @(. The `}` closes ForEach-Object. So the structure is:
+@( pipeline )
+The pipeline is: $mp4s | ForEach-Object { } | Sort-Object ...
+So we need `)` to close @(. Looking at line 167: `} | Sort-Object ... )` - the `)` closes the @(. Good.
+
+Let me look at the Sort-Object -Property part:
+`@{ Expression = { -not $_.FrameMatch }; Ascending = $true }`
+
+The `{ -not $_.FrameMatch }` - the space between `{` and `-not` - could that be a problem? In PowerShell, `{ -not $_.FrameMatch }` - the `-not` could be interpreted as a script block parameter. Actually in PowerShell, when you have `{ -not $_.FrameMatch }`, the `-not` is parsed as the first statement in the script block. So it should work.
+
+Let me search for the exact error. "Missing closing '}' in statement block" - maybe the issue is that one of the script blocks has a `}` that's being matched incorrectly. Let me look at the Format-String - `"{0}_{1}.mp4" -f $base, (Get-Date -Format 'yyyyMMdd_HHmmss')` - the `}` in the format string? No, that's inside double quotes.
+
+Actually wait - in PowerShell, `"$base"` - the `}` could be problematic in a string. Let me look: `"{0}_{1}.mp4"` - no `}`. `"yyyyMMdd_HHmmss"` - no `}`.
+
+Let me re-read the whole function. Maybe there's a character encoding issue or invisible character? Let me try to find any syntax issues. I'll read the file from the beginning to see the full structure.
+Tool use: **read_file_v2** • Read file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+The error says line 127 column 36 - that's in the `param` section. Let me look at the exact column. "function Rename-SequencePreviewMp4 {" - column 36 would be around the `{` or the end of the line.
+
+Actually "Missing closing '}' in statement block" - maybe the parser thinks there's an unclosed block. The Try statement missing Catch or Finally - but we have catch. Unless... the try block is not properly closed? Let me look at the try block again.
+
+Line 172: try {
+Line 205: }
+Line 206: catch {
+
+So the try block ends at 205 with `}`. The catch starts at 206. So we have:
+try {
+ ...
+} <- line 205
+catch { <- line 206
+ ...
+}
+
+In PowerShell, the format should be:
+try {
+ ...
+} catch {
+ ...
+}
+
+So the `}` and `catch` are on separate lines. That should be fine. In PowerShell, you can have:
+try { } catch { }
+or
+try {
+}
+catch {
+}
+
+Both work. So that should be fine.
+
+Let me try running the script to see if it actually has errors. Or maybe the issue is with the `@()` - when you have `@($mp4s | ForEach-Object { ... } | Sort-Object ...)` - the `}` closes the scriptblock. But we have `})` at the end - the `}` closes ForEach-Object. So the structure is:
+ForEach-Object { ... }
+
+The `...` contains:
+```
+$fr = Parse-FrameRange -Name $_.Name
+$frameMatch = ...
+[pscustomobject]@{
+ File = $_
+ ...
+}
+```
+
+So we have `@{
+ ...
+}` - the `}` closes the hashtable. So the ForEach-Object scriptblock is:
+{
+ $fr = ...
+ $frameMatch = ...
+ [pscustomobject]@{
+ File = $_
+ FrameMatch = $frameMatch
+ LastWrite = $_.LastWriteTimeUtc
+ }
+}
+```
+
+So we need `}` to close the hashtable, then `}` to close the scriptblock. So we have `}` at end of the hashtable. Good. So the structure is:
+```
+[pscustomobject]@{
+ File = $_
+ FrameMatch = $frameMatch
+ LastWrite = $_.LastWriteTimeUtc
+}
+```
+
+That closes with `}`. So we have one `}`. Then we need `}` to close the ForEach-Object. So the structure is:
+```
+} | Sort-Object ...
+```
+
+The `}` at line 167 - that closes the ForEach-Object scriptblock. Good. So we have:
+```
+$candidates = @($mp4s | ForEach-Object {
+ ...
+} | Sort-Object -Property @{ Expression = { -not $_.FrameMatch }; Ascending = $true }, @{ Expression = 'LastWrite'; Descending = $true })
+```
+
+So the closing `)` for @( is at the end. Good.
+
+Let me try to simplify - maybe the Sort-Object script block `{ -not $_.FrameMatch }` - in PowerShell, when the first token after `{` is `-not`, it could be parsed as -not (scriptblock). Actually in PowerShell, `-not` is a unary operator. So `-not $_.FrameMatch` is a valid expression. The script block is `{ -not $_.FrameMatch }`. So we have `}`. Good.
+
+Maybe the issue is different - perhaps the modelVersionId suggests the file has been edited and the linter might be looking at cached state. Let me try to fix potential issues:
+
+1. The "Try statement is missing its Catch or Finally" - maybe the Try and Catch need to be on the same line? Let me check; in PowerShell, try/catch must be adjacent. We have:
+```
+ }
+ catch {
+```
+There's a newline between `}` and `catch`. That should be fine. Unless... the `}` on line 205 is closing something else? Let me count the braces:
+
+From line 172:
+try { <- opens
+ if (-not ...) { <- opens
+ } <- closes if
+ foreach ($c in $moveToCollisions) { <- opens
+ ...
+ } <- closes foreach
+ if ($best.Name -ne $targetName) { <- opens
+ if (Test-Path ...) { <- opens
+ if (Test-Path -LiteralPath $destPath) { <- opens
+ } <- closes
+ Move-Item ...
+ } <- closes
+ Rename-Item ...
+ } <- closes if ($best.Name ...)
+} <- should close try
+catch {
+
+So the `}` at 205 closes the try block. Good.
+
+Let me try a different approach - maybe the issue is with the nested function. In PowerShell, defining a function inside another function can be problematic. Let me move Parse-FrameRange outside of Rename-SequencePreviewMp4.
+Tool use: **read_file_v2** • Read file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+The syntax looks correct. Let me try running PowerShell to validate the script. Or maybe the linter is confused by the nested function. Let me try moving Parse-FrameRange to the top level - that could resolve the "Missing closing '}'" if the parser gets confused by nested functions.
+
+Actually, I'll try moving the Parse-FrameRange function outside and see if that helps. Also, I could try putting the catch on the same line as the closing brace of try - some parsers prefer that: `} catch {`
+
+Let me also fix the PSScriptRoot - we could use a different variable name like $ScriptDir to avoid the warning.
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+Good. Now let me move Parse-FrameRange outside of Rename-SequencePreviewMp4 and fix the try/catch formatting. Putting the catch on the same line as the closing brace of try might help the parser.
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+The first replace failed - the context might have changed. Let me read the file to see the current state and add the Parse-Mp4FrameRange function.
+Tool use: **read_file_v2** • Read file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+The Parse-FrameRange was removed but Parse-Mp4FrameRange is now called - but we never added the Parse-Mp4FrameRange function! The second replace removed the nested function but the first replace (which would add Parse-Mp4FrameRange) failed. So we need to add the Parse-Mp4FrameRange function.
+Tool use: **edit_file_v2** • Edit file: A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1
+
+Thought Process
+
+Good. Now let me verify the script parses correctly by running it.
+Tool use: **run_terminal_command_v2** • Run command: powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "try { $null = [System.Management.Automation.Language.Parser]::ParseFile('A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1', [ref]$null, [ref]$errors); if ($errors) { $errors } else { 'Parse OK' } } catch { $_.Exception.Message }"
+
+```bash
+powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "try { $null = [System.Management.Automation.Language.Parser]::ParseFile('A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1', [ref]$null, [ref]$errors); if ($errors) { $errors } else { 'Parse OK' } } catch { $_.Exception.Message }"
+```
+
+```
+At line:1 char:157
++ ... \3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1', [ref], [ref]); if () { } e ...
++ ~
+Missing condition in if statement after 'if ('.
+ + CategoryInfo : ParserError: (:) [], ParentContainsErrorRecordException
+ + FullyQualifiedErrorId : IfStatementMissingCondition
+
+
+```
+
+ Tool use: **read_lints** • Read lints for 1 file
+
+Lint paths:
+
+- `A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1`
+
+Lint results
+
+Lint errors for `A:\1 Amazon_Active_Projects\3 ProjectStructure\UpdateSequences.ps1`
+
+
+| Message | Range | Severity |
+|-------|-------|----------|
+| Missing closing '\}' in statement block or type definition. | 172:31-172:32 | DIAGNOSTIC_SEVERITY_ERROR |
+| Missing closing '\}' in statement block or type definition. | 155:13-155:14 | DIAGNOSTIC_SEVERITY_ERROR |
+| The Try statement is missing its Catch or Finally block. | 329:2-329:2 | DIAGNOSTIC_SEVERITY_ERROR |
+| Missing closing '\}' in statement block or type definition. | 152:27-152:28 | DIAGNOSTIC_SEVERITY_ERROR |
+| Missing closing '\}' in statement block or type definition. | 133:36-133:37 | DIAGNOSTIC_SEVERITY_ERROR |
+| The variable 'renamed' is assigned but never used. | 141:5-141:13 | DIAGNOSTIC_SEVERITY_WARNING |
+| The variable 'errors' is assigned but never used. | 143:5-143:12 | DIAGNOSTIC_SEVERITY_WARNING |
+| The variable 'best' is assigned but never used. | 168:5-168:10 | DIAGNOSTIC_SEVERITY_WARNING |
+| The cmdlet 'Parse-Mp4FrameRange' uses an unapproved verb. | 125:10-125:29 | DIAGNOSTIC_SEVERITY_WARNING |
+
+
+
+
+
+---
+
diff --git a/UpdateSequences.ps1 b/UpdateSequences.ps1
index 9dc6dba..7cf5a97 100644
--- a/UpdateSequences.ps1
+++ b/UpdateSequences.ps1
@@ -6,13 +6,11 @@ param(
Set-StrictMode -Version Latest
$ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop'
-if (-not $PSScriptRoot) {
- $PSScriptRoot = Split-Path -Parent $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path
-}
+$ScriptDir = if ($PSScriptRoot) { $PSScriptRoot } else { Split-Path -Parent $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path }
-$configLoader = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath 'ConfigLoader.ps1'
+$configLoader = Join-Path -Path $ScriptDir -ChildPath 'ConfigLoader.ps1'
if (-not (Test-Path -LiteralPath $configLoader)) {
- throw "Missing ConfigLoader.ps1 in $PSScriptRoot"
+ throw "Missing ConfigLoader.ps1 in $ScriptDir"
}
. $configLoader
@@ -124,12 +122,21 @@ function Sync-SequenceFilenames {
}
}
+function Get-Mp4FrameRange {
+ param([string]$Name)
+ if ($Name -match '[-_](\d+)[-_](\d+)\.mp4$') {
+ return [pscustomobject]@{ Start = [int]$Matches[1]; End = [int]$Matches[2] }
+ }
+ return $null
+}
+
function Rename-SequencePreviewMp4 {
param(
[Parameter(Mandatory)] [string]$SequenceFolderPath,
[Parameter(Mandatory)] [string]$SequenceName,
[Parameter(Mandatory)] [int]$StartFrame,
[Parameter(Mandatory)] [int]$EndFrame,
+ [Parameter(Mandatory)] [string]$RootPath,
[string]$LogFile
)
$renamed = 0
@@ -139,28 +146,64 @@ function Rename-SequencePreviewMp4 {
$targetName = "$SequenceName-$StartFrame-$EndFrame.mp4"
$targetPath = Join-Path $SequenceFolderPath $targetName
+ $collisionsDir = Join-Path $RootPath '_collisions'
- $mp4s = Get-ChildItem -LiteralPath $SequenceFolderPath -File -Filter '*.mp4' -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue |
- Where-Object { $_.FullName -notlike '*\_archive\*' }
+ $mp4s = @(Get-ChildItem -LiteralPath $SequenceFolderPath -File -Filter '*.mp4' -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue |
+ Where-Object { $_.FullName -notlike '*\_archive\*' })
- foreach ($m in $mp4s) {
- $checked++
- if ($m.Name -eq $targetName) { continue }
- try {
- if (Test-Path -LiteralPath $targetPath) {
- $collisions++
- if ($LogFile) { "[$(Get-Date -Format 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss')] MP4 RENAME SKIP collision: '$($m.Name)' -> '$targetName'" | Add-Content -LiteralPath $LogFile }
- continue
+ if ($mp4s.Count -eq 0) { return [pscustomobject]@{ Renamed = 0; Collisions = 0; Errors = 0; Checked = 0 } }
+
+ $checked = $mp4s.Count
+
+ $candidates = @($mp4s | ForEach-Object {
+ $fr = Get-Mp4FrameRange -Name $_.Name
+ $frameMatch = ($fr -and $fr.Start -eq $StartFrame -and $fr.End -eq $EndFrame)
+ [pscustomobject]@{
+ File = $_
+ FrameMatch = $frameMatch
+ LastWrite = $_.LastWriteTimeUtc
+ }
+ } | Sort-Object -Property @{ Expression = { -not $_.FrameMatch }; Ascending = $true }, @{ Expression = 'LastWrite'; Descending = $true })
+
+ $best = $candidates[0].File
+ $moveToCollisions = if ($candidates.Count -gt 1) { $candidates[1..($candidates.Count - 1)] } else { @() }
+
+ try {
+ if (-not (Test-Path -LiteralPath $collisionsDir)) {
+ New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $collisionsDir -Force | Out-Null
+ }
+
+ foreach ($c in $moveToCollisions) {
+ $f = $c.File
+ $destName = $f.Name
+ $destPath = Join-Path $collisionsDir $destName
+ if (Test-Path -LiteralPath $destPath) {
+ $base = [System.IO.Path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($destName)
+ $destName = "{0}_{1}.mp4" -f $base, (Get-Date -Format 'yyyyMMdd_HHmmss')
+ $destPath = Join-Path $collisionsDir $destName
}
- Rename-Item -LiteralPath $m.FullName -NewName $targetName -ErrorAction Stop
+ Move-Item -LiteralPath $f.FullName -Destination $destPath -Force -ErrorAction Stop
+ $collisions++
+ if ($LogFile) { "[$(Get-Date -Format 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss')] MP4 COLLISION moved: '$($f.Name)' -> '$destPath'" | Add-Content -LiteralPath $LogFile }
+ }
+
+ if ($best.Name -ne $targetName) {
+ if (Test-Path -LiteralPath $targetPath) {
+ $destPath = Join-Path $collisionsDir $targetName
+ if (Test-Path -LiteralPath $destPath) {
+ $base = [System.IO.Path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($targetName)
+ $destPath = Join-Path $collisionsDir ("{0}_{1}.mp4" -f $base, (Get-Date -Format 'yyyyMMdd_HHmmss'))
+ }
+ Move-Item -LiteralPath $targetPath -Destination $destPath -Force -ErrorAction Stop
+ $collisions++
+ }
+ Rename-Item -LiteralPath $best.FullName -NewName $targetName -ErrorAction Stop
$renamed++
- if ($LogFile) { "[$(Get-Date -Format 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss')] MP4 RENAME: '$($m.Name)' -> '$targetName'" | Add-Content -LiteralPath $LogFile }
- break
- }
- catch {
- $errors++
- if ($LogFile) { "[$(Get-Date -Format 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss')] MP4 RENAME ERROR for '$($m.Name)': $($_.Exception.Message)" | Add-Content -LiteralPath $LogFile }
+ if ($LogFile) { "[$(Get-Date -Format 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss')] MP4 RENAME: '$($best.Name)' -> '$targetName'" | Add-Content -LiteralPath $LogFile }
}
+ } catch {
+ $errors++
+ if ($LogFile) { "[$(Get-Date -Format 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss')] MP4 ERROR: $($_.Exception.Message)" | Add-Content -LiteralPath $LogFile }
}
return [pscustomobject]@{
@@ -295,7 +338,7 @@ try {
$renameErrors += $renameResult.Errors
if ($renameResult.FrameCount -gt 0 -and $null -ne $renameResult.MinFrame -and $null -ne $renameResult.MaxFrame) {
- $mp4Result = Rename-SequencePreviewMp4 -SequenceFolderPath $seq.Path -SequenceName $seq.Name -StartFrame $renameResult.MinFrame -EndFrame $renameResult.MaxFrame -LogFile $logFile
+ $mp4Result = Rename-SequencePreviewMp4 -SequenceFolderPath $seq.Path -SequenceName $seq.Name -StartFrame $renameResult.MinFrame -EndFrame $renameResult.MaxFrame -RootPath $root -LogFile $logFile
if ($DebugMode -or $mp4Result.Renamed -gt 0 -or $mp4Result.Collisions -gt 0 -or $mp4Result.Errors -gt 0) {
Write-Host "[MP4]|$($seq.Path)|$($seq.Name)|renamed=$($mp4Result.Renamed)|collisions=$($mp4Result.Collisions)|errors=$($mp4Result.Errors)" -ForegroundColor Cyan
}