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What is the current problem you are facing ?
I always import via add to library, excluding JPGs that are still present in the directory. I regularly destroy rejected images in the light table. The directory cleanup must include the relevant JPGs.
Where in your workflow does your problem occur ?
Once the RAWs have been eliminated, a little dance in the terminal would then allow me to destroy the concerned JPGs :
diff <( ls *{ARW,CR2,CR3,NEF} 2>/dev/null | cut -f1 -d. ) \
<( ls *JPG | cut -f1 -d. ) \
| sed -nE "/^> (.*)/{s//\1.JPG/;p}" \
| xargs rm
Having a list of rejected RAWs would allow me to easily remove the relevant JPGs from the directory.
Other examples could be imagined, but there's nothing very urgent or essential here.
Kindest regards
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add export of a list of selected file names
(Feature request) Add export of a list of selected file names
Jan 15, 2024
blonchkman
changed the title
(Feature request) Add export of a list of selected file names
Feature request: add export of a list of selected file names
Jan 15, 2024
What is the current problem you are facing ?
I always import via
add to library
, excluding JPGs that are still present in the directory. I regularly destroy rejected images in the light table. The directory cleanup must include the relevant JPGs.Where in your workflow does your problem occur ?
Once the RAWs have been eliminated, a little dance in the terminal would then allow me to destroy the concerned JPGs :
Having a list of rejected RAWs would allow me to easily remove the relevant JPGs from the directory.
Other examples could be imagined, but there's nothing very urgent or essential here.
Kindest regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: