[Feature Request] Torrent auto download priority settings

[akbasemre1]

Hey guys my torrent client use torrent queueing and I insanely love DuckieTV auto-download function but because of queuing they mostly just disappear in a long list of torrents. Is it possible like when torrent added by DuckieTV it's also moved to the top of the queue?

Closing queueing in torrent settings is not an option for me

[garfield69]

There is no current option in Dtv for this.
Which torrent client are you using?
I will need to research to find out if the client accepts a priority queue parm as part of the torrent submission stream.

[akbasemre1]

Qbittorent I don't think it's in torrent submission stream I don't remember anything related to queue while adding the torrents. I always make that with right click > que > top of the list order after adding the torrent.

[garfield69]

I've just checked the qBt API notes for adding new torrents https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/wiki/Web-API-Documentation#add-new-torrent and this does not support any parms for altering the priority.
There is a separate command topPrio https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/wiki/Web-API-Documentation#maximal-torrent-priority but this only works if torrent queueing is enabled otherwise it returns an error 409

Sorry, but this is not something we can add to Dtv without a significant rewrite of the Dtv qBt client.
While torrent queuing is enabled on qBt by default, we have to wait for the torrent submission to be accepted by qBt so we can find the hashkey assigned to the torrent, and then subsequently post a topPrio request via a second command, but only if queuing is enabled.

Maybe you could submit an enhancement request on the qBt github https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent to add a topPrio to the add .torrent and add magnet API calls.
Then it would be a simple a matter to include this in the Dtv code without having to do significant redesign on the Dtv qBt client code.

[akbasemre1]

After checking it out that request posted in 2013 but looks like there is some attention on it recently fingers crossed.