Yes, that's a nice option to have. There is now a -e flag that does that. It is not enabled by default, so you'll have to add it to the __JUMPER_FLAGS and __JUMPER_ZFLAGS.
Note that this may cause some slowdown if checking for some files/folders is slow (e.g. files on some remote share).
Alternatively, running jumper clean ... removes from the databases files/folders that do not exist anymore.
Yes, that's a nice option to have. There is now a
-eflag that does that. It is not enabled by default, so you'll have to add it to the__JUMPER_FLAGSand__JUMPER_ZFLAGS. Note that this may cause some slowdown if checking for some files/folders is slow (e.g. files on some remote share). Alternatively, runningjumper clean ...removes from the databases files/folders that do not exist anymore.