Having trouble understanding - "Provide the output directory as an input directory when moving or cleaning." #1780
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The "provide the same directory as both the input and output" recommendation mostly has to do with the clean command. With the
So then you can add any number of other input directories, but as long as you have your output as your input, it won't clean your existing files. That was honestly difficult to convey, I'm very open to suggestions on how to phrase that better in the documentation. |
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Also chiming in here, having a bit of difficulty understanding the intended workflow for augmenting a collection. For example I have 99% of cartridge games covered by a 1G1R set, including But if I have an additional How can I instruct |
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It's in Best Practices. Also, in the example given, there are two input folders. Why would you do that?
I'm wondering if it can fix a problem I created with this. Basically I'm looking for a good way to add to an existing master collection and keep it nice and tidy.. I have these three folders:
I wanted to see what would happen using "move zip test clean report" if I put some roms in roms-to-sort as input... would they find their place into /roms-master as output without affecting the existing roms in /roms-master? But what happened was the original /roms-master files were moved to /roms-cleaned-backup.
Thanks!
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