If you aren't getting the mappings for any channels, I would assume you are using an older version of the docker. Try pulling the latest docker version where I added the Gracenote IDs
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Use the gear dropdown and select Search All Lineups
I'm right there with you. My family got used to a certain channel numbering scheme and so I wrote a python script to add/modify/update the channel number I want to an m3u file as I don't have to do it very often once mapped
Not "right there with you" in that I am not a coder so python scripts are outside of my wheelhouse. But if you want to share with me, I'm happy to try and "figure it out". 
key discovery in the search box!
If searching for a phrase, enclose in double quote marks, like "discovery"
In the Dropdown it would be DSCHD for the East Feed and DSCHDP for the West Feed.
Which I may have only mapped the West Feeds for these stations as that's what I receive.
Let me know which stations are incorrect after pulling the latest docker version and I can work with you to get the correct gracenote ids
@jaogomez do you have the source for your Docker container up on GitHub? I was noticing that you don't have guide data mapped for Root sports, and would be happy to send you a PR.
The joys of RSNs and me being only in one broadcast area.
You can adjust this manually in Channels with the following:
"callSign": "RTNW", "stationId": "11062",
If you could provide the Fubo station ID number for Root, I can incorporate that into the code.
In the generated m3u, it would be the channel-id or the last part of the url. Ex: NFL Network is 45409
#EXTINF:-1 channel-id="76835" tvg-id="RTALHD" group-title="['fubotv-basic']" tvg-logo="https://imgx.fubo.tv/station_logos/Root_Sports_c.png" tvc-guide-stationid="76835",ROOT Sports Northwest
#EXTINF:-1 channel-id="71543" tvg-id="RTNWHD" group-title="['fubotv-basic']" tvg-logo="https://imgx.fubo.tv/station_logos/Root_Sports_c.png" tvc-guide-stationid="71543",ROOT Sports Northwest
#EXTINF:-1 channel-id="136101" tvg-id="RTAL2HD" group-title="['fubotv-basic']" tvg-logo="https://imgx.fubo.tv/station_logos/Root_Sports_Plus_c.png" tvc-guide-stationid="136101",ROOT Sports Northwest
this looks a little funky
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This portion was more for me personally. During the scraping of the fubo API, some channels would appear under multiple purchased packages, so i included each package within the group-title just for reference. Ex: Zona Futbol appears both in the 'fubo-extra-lite' and 'fubotv-basic-deportes-extra' add-on package, thus both are included in the list:
#EXTINF:-1 channel-id="126463" tvg-id="ZONFUT" group-title="['fubo-extra-lite', 'fubotv-basic-deportes-extra']" tvg-logo="https://imgx.fubo.tv/station_logos/zona-futbol_new_c.png" tvc-guide-stationid="111945",Zona Futbol
Now don't know if this is standard for the group-title field, or if the formatting is incorrect but it served my purpose when I was initially building this for my own use.
I believe the standard is to join with ;
Thanks, that can be easily corrected.
Does/Could Channels utilize multiple groups under the group-title in any way? So that these can be filtered via this field (such as auto populating a channel collection?)
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It doesn't but that's something I'm looking into.
I uploaded a new version with the Root station IDs (and the above group-title correction)
Give that a try and let me know if those show the correct guide data
That is what i was asking for before. I didn't see it in the Github.
I don't have the source code available anywhere on the Interwebs, however the source code used is not compiled within the docker image itself, so it can be obtained/viewed from there. As previously mentioned most is a rework of the original vlc-bridges from miibeez, and probably not the cleanest code but it works 
which on edid you use from miibeez?
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I pulled snippets of code from ustvnow and xumo mostly. Though I reviewed all that had source code available, then used anything as needed with additional code needed to pull from the fubo APIs