Is there a way for Original Detection to rank by depth (-S D) when piping files from find?
When piping files with find . -type f every listed file in json-output has depth 0.
Ranking by depth has no effect then.
I have a filesystem where I need to exclude specific auto-generated subfolders.
So I need to use find . -type f ! -path '*/excluded/*', at least I see no other way to achieve that.
Additionally I do know about my file-structure, that deeper paths are the originals.
But since rmlint sets depth=0 to all files, I cannot use that for Original Detection.
Is there another way to achieve this?
Or maybe there should be a feature-request to adjust how depth is determined, either by traversal-depth or by absolute path-depth?
Is there a way for Original Detection to rank by depth (
-S D) when piping files from find?When piping files with
find . -type fevery listed file in json-output has depth 0. Ranking by depth has no effect then.I have a filesystem where I need to exclude specific auto-generated subfolders. So I need to use
find . -type f ! -path '*/excluded/*', at least I see no other way to achieve that. Additionally I do know about my file-structure, that deeper paths are the originals. But since rmlint sets depth=0 to all files, I cannot use that for Original Detection.Is there another way to achieve this? Or maybe there should be a feature-request to adjust how depth is determined, either by traversal-depth or by absolute path-depth?