I think it would be a good idea to have a unique instance name (by default) in every configuration file. Specifically, I think the instance name should follow the file name. This has a few benefits:

• It's easier to identify the instances you can run by looking at the file names.
• It's one less manual edit users have to make.
• If users want to merge instances into a single file, that becomes easier too.

As an example, if we look at radarr/uhd-bluray-web.yml:

# Updated: 2023-07-19
radarr:
  radarr:  # A custom name used to identify this particular instance.
    base_url: Put your Radarr URL here
    api_key: Put your API key here

I propose that we rename the instance (for this one file) to uhd-bluray-web, like so:

# Updated: 2023-07-19
radarr:
  uhd-bluray-web:  # A custom name used to identify this particular instance.
    base_url: Put your Radarr URL here
    api_key: Put your API key here

How does this sound to you @yammes08?

Introduce a github workflow that checks every YAML file in a PR for updated date information in the header at the top.

I've tried to use new include feature and noticed that the hd-bluray-web include template resets all CF scores to 0.
It's because include template sets score: 0 to all CFs while original template does not.

The upgrade to Docusaurus v3 is blocked by a parsing bug related to having carriage returns in the middle of a link. See my original discussion thread on the Docusaurus repo here.

The below issue tracks the resolution required before the upgrade can be performed:

facebook/docusaurus#9048

The template for amine radarr needs to updated to include this new standard

When PRs are merged, we should post notifications to the Trash Discord server.

Use this github action: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/discord-commits

Create a workflow that checks Trash IDs in the YAML files and ensures the following:

1. Those Trash IDs exist in the guide data
2. Trash IDs are not pulled from the wrong service type (e.g. a Radarr template using Sonarr trash IDs)

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