How can i change the code so that the episode saved in history is the current instead of next?

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I want to make it so that the episode that is shown in history (ani-cli -c) is the episode where i left off, instead of the next episode.
I'm not familiar with this language but i found what could be the part responsible for saving the episodes.

update_history() { if grep -q -- "$id" "$histfile"; then sed -E "s|^[^ ]+ ${id} [^ ]+$|${ep_no} ${id} ${title}|" "$histfile" >"${histfile}.new" else cp "$histfile" "${histfile}.new" printf "%s\t%s\t%s\n" "$ep_no" "$id" "$title" >>"${histfile}.new" fi mv "${histfile}.new" "$histfile" }

Im guessing ${ep_no} is the next episode number, how to change it to make it save the episode where i left off.

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after more digging, i found that hist file stores the current episode. now i need help finding where the code changes the episode to the next episode when using ani-cli -c

[71zenith]

just increment the ${ep_no} . It might not work everytime if theres .5 or .9 episodes

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I tried incrementation, did not work in that line.

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I have figured out how to do it. I used an AI to understand the code and i found what is responsible for modifying the value of ep_no.

process_hist_entry() { ep_list=$(episodes_list "$id") latest_ep=$(printf "%s\n" "$ep_list" | tail -n1) title=$(printf "%s\n" "$title" | sed "s|[0-9]\+ episodes|${latest_ep} episodes|") ep_no=$(printf "%s" "$ep_list" | sed -n "/^${ep_no}$/{n;p;}") 2>/dev/null [ -n "$ep_no" ] && printf "%s\t%s - episode %s\n" "$id" "$title" "$ep_no"

in line 5, sed is being used to process the episode numbers from some file. in the piece {n;p;}, n; reads the next line and p; prints that line. So what i did was remove n; from the line.
n; is what is responsible for "incrementing" the episode number. removing it will keep the original number from ani-hsts file.