I'm really confused why I can call /search/multi
, get an ID of one of the items returned, take that ID and call /tv/{series_id}
one day and get the same item, and then call /tv/{series_id}
again the next day and get a totally different item. Why wouldn't you have unique IDs for items? How else do API consumers know what series_id
to use?!
I understand duplicate items getting removed, but are the IDs for those items really recycled? If so, how can you ever know what ID to use for /tv and /movie endpoints?
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Reply by Travis Bell
on แกแแฅแขแแแแแ แ 12, 2023 at 10:53 AM
ID's are never recycled, but the ID spaces are completely separate.
Any methods that return both media types will return a
media_type
field so you know what it is.