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Right now the script will ask you if you want logging enabled or not, It would be nice if you could give it a flag or an option so the script knows if you want to enable it or not,

This makes it cleaner to run the application from the command line, and helps with integration testing aswell since you won't have to tell it you want to enable logging every time

When the script creates a new folder for a show in both the primary and the backup directory a bug occurs. The script will succesfully move the episode to the pirmary folder. It will however not copy this file to the backup location even when a folder for the show does get created.

To replicate this bug:

• Have multiple episodes from a show for which no folder exists in the main and backup directory
• Run the script

You will now see al episodes present in the main directory in a newly created folder. However in the backup Directory the first episode will be missing while the rest of the episodes will be present in this newly created folder.

Right now the function to automatically set windows folder icons only works 50% of the time, It would be nice if somebody with a bit more powershell knowlegde could take a look at this and explain what needs to be changed

Right now only parts of the code are being tested in the unit tests, this could lead to uncaught bugs in future code.

This Issue is dedicated to any pull requests which expand on the unit tests.

Right now the script just sorts the current directory it is located in,
It would be a good idea to add the possiblity of sorting from a different directory.
This way you can store the script somewhere else.

This should be straightforward to implement, The directory to sort can be stored in the config file it creates.
the Init already takes a directory it should sort.
So what needs to be done is ask if the user wants to sort a different directory than the current one, and if so which directory he would like to sort.
Preferrably this directory could also be given to the script by a flag, so running it from a CLI is cleaner.