This is not a bug or issue, but more of a question.
is there a way to use rmlint to check two directories against each other for duplicates?
use case i.e.
dir 1 = music/artists/albums
dir 2 = music/tracks
they have not been kept in sync.
dir 1 = Organized sub-dir "Artist", sub-dir "Albums",
dir 2 = Loose Tracks in no sub-dir or organized pattern.
You want to merge the tracks of dir2 to the right place in dir 1, but you want to avoid the "skip/overwrite" dialog that comes up by just moving with file manager.
This is not a bug or issue, but more of a question.
is there a way to use rmlint to check two directories against each other for duplicates?
use case i.e. dir 1 = music/artists/albums dir 2 = music/tracks they have not been kept in sync.
dir 1 = Organized sub-dir "Artist", sub-dir "Albums", dir 2 = Loose Tracks in no sub-dir or organized pattern.
You want to merge the tracks of dir2 to the right place in dir 1, but you want to avoid the "skip/overwrite" dialog that comes up by just moving with file manager.