Closed damenootoko closed 4 years ago
it seems like to achieve the same result as previous version i need to use the -update command like so javinizer -Path . -Update -Verbose
but I think it would be safer to check why the -MoveToFolder:$false is removing the file
2.0.0 works a bit differently with the DestinationPath now.
From release notes:
It seems like you noticed the -Update
parameter, but your file shouldn't be removed. It was most likely re-sorted to the destination path listed in your location.output
setting. If you open your log file you should be able to see where your files went.
Javinizer -OpenLog
Sorry, turns out that windows file search is acting up a bit the -MoveToFolder actually moved the file into inside the destination path but doesn't move it to it's own folder. the file is still there. thanks
oh, and also a bit of heads up windows defender somehow start blocking curl commands, which result in failing hit to r18.com and javlibrary.com found out after actually trying to run curl manually on powershell and it throws windows antivirus blocked message @jvlflame
Javinizer doesn't use any curl
commands, so I don't think it should affect anything there.
I did a quick search and I couldn't find any info on curl being blocked by Windows Defender, but if you have any screenshots of the error or any other info that might be helpful.
Expected Behavior
recreate nfo file
Current Behavior
removes the video file
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
(from inside sorted directory for a single video file) (e.g. F:\jav_sorted\SNIS-596) execute
javinizer -Path . -MoveToFolder:$false
Your Environment
this command only updates / get missing components (image, trailer, etc) on previous version. on 2.0.0 it removes the actual video file