Hello! I am working on getting all the pieces together for my media server and am planning to use yams for it. However, there is one thing I haven't been able to find much info for in the excellent documentation.
Here's my situation: Currently I have access to a 14tb Raid 1 media drive setup which I know will be good for me for about 1-1.5 years. After that point, I'm sure I'm going to upgrade to a much larger media drive, probably rackmount RAID 6. (I would do it now, but I don't have the space in my current home.)
The way I would do this on the software side is to simply "replace" the current external-drive 14tb RAID 1 setup with a new drive at the exact same mount point (I'll be using macOS, so this mount point would be represented by drive and directory names). Ideally, this has the result of the OS seeing my media drive as being the exact same as before, just much larger in size.
When using yams, what would be the best way to approach this hypothetical plan? Should I just wipe the slate clean and reinstall yams from square one, or would I be able to keep all my configurations of the *arrs and just have Jellyfin do a rescan of the expanded media drive?