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We could find lot of useless files when downloading music albums (legally for
sure :p)
Ex :
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/extras/back.jpg
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/extras/front.jpg
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/extras/live 2012.mp3
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/01 Track.mp3
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/02 Track.mp3
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/03 Track.mp3
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/04 Track.mp3
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/05 Track.mp3
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/readme.txt
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/uploaded-by-MAsTer-UploaDer.nfo
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/folder.jpg
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/cover.jpg
/Downloads/Queen - Night at the Opera (1990)/Look.At.My.Other.Uploads.url
So here we are : 50% of thoses files above are useless and when downloading
severals albums, it take a lot of time to clean up everything.
I think about two options in .beetsconfig to do the job :
delete-files: readme.txt *.nfo *.jpg .DS_Store
=> Will delete only files that match above pattern (after import)
=> Default : ''
delete-folder: yes
=> Will delete the entire album folder after import regardless to remaining
files in it
=> Default : no
What do you think about this ?
Original issue reported on code.google.com by [email protected] on 1 Aug 2012 at 4:41
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Original issue reported on code.google.com by
[email protected]
on 1 Aug 2012 at 4:41The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: