If I use --batch-pattern="input/%n/" with the following:
input/directory1
input/directory2
input/directory3
input/random_file_not_in_dir.mp3
It will fail to find anything to match, with a note that it found 0 matches. If I remove that "random_file_not_in_dir.mp3" file, or put it in a dir, then it works as expected.
Of course, I still need to convert that "random_file_not_in_dir.mp3" to an m4b, so it's a pain to have to remove it for the rest of the batch to work.
Thanks for reporting. I'll have a look at this. Directory matching is pretty complex, although I can't think of a case, where the structure, you describe, makes sense. I'll take a look.
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If I use --batch-pattern="input/%n/" with the following: input/directory1 input/directory2 input/directory3 input/random_file_not_in_dir.mp3
It will fail to find anything to match, with a note that it found 0 matches. If I remove that "random_file_not_in_dir.mp3" file, or put it in a dir, then it works as expected.
Of course, I still need to convert that "random_file_not_in_dir.mp3" to an m4b, so it's a pain to have to remove it for the rest of the batch to work.
Thanks for looking!