I originally posted this to the Sonarr guys, but they have identified Sab as causing the issue. Simply put, when I have Sab setup to abort when unwanted extensions are detected it correctly aborts but advises Sonarr differently then however it has before and this fundamentally breaks the way Sonarr then works internally as it doesn't reject the release. I presume this is because it no longer knows that the release has "failed".
If I change unwanted extensions to "Off", Sab will accept the same download request and go through the motions of downloading. But the moment I have this enabled it breaks again. This then causes Sonarr to keep re-trying the download. please see the trace log from Sonarr, lines 15-18. At that time, in the Sab GUI, I can see the download listed, but then errors about .EXE being detected and moved to the bottom as a failed download due to unwanted extensions. As per the log it references possible duplicates as the reason for it, but I have duplicate detection disabled. I have tried it with enabled and get the exact same error so I don't believe it is that.
there is a trace file on gist dot github dot com/BM118/ea3bb02f7edf56d175af86ecd6588a0f
Apparently I am not allowed to post links yet
is there anything we can do about finding this problem or is it an expected change in behaviour?
Using Hotio's docker 3.5.3 (bca9f3b), i can confirm this worked previosuly, but probably 3.3 or 3.4 the last time i confirmed i saw this work properly.
