rxliuli
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1 year ago But I sortly got confused to figure out where the heck you actually find out the orphaned file list
Its checking logic is
- Find all attachments via joplin data api
- Find if each attachment id has appeared in the note
- Filter the list of attachments that have never appeared in the note
point out the path of every orphaned files/attachments on the web page. Or just give them a popup tips or quote area to help people knowing the phycical path where storage the orphaned attachments
It's impossible to get the physical filesystem path in the web, but if you can see the image in the preview, you should be able to query it by id in the resources/ directory. The method to get the id is
- Copy the image link, you will have a link like this http://localhost:41184/resources/b9a5138cf9e54f9ba9a1e58f438d884e/file?token=*
- The random string after /resources in the link is the id of the image
app
joplin-batch-web
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
this is quite a good job for me to deal with the annoying orphaned files/attachments. But I sortly got confused to figure out where the heck you actually find out the orphaned file list cause I've tried looking into the "C:\Users\balabala.config\joplin-desktop\resources" folder, and none of files on the list were found.
Do I miss anything?
Describe the solution you'd like
point out the path of every orphaned files/attachments on the web page. Or just give them a popup tips or quote area to help people knowing the phycical path where storage the orphaned attachments
Describe alternatives you've considered
nothing
Additional context
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