Request: new conflict option, RollBack
Posted: 23 Jan 2015, 04:23
Hi,
I'm writing a plugin for deluge that allows for tighter integration with filebot. A feature that I think would be really useful for the CLI is a rollback conflict action.
Currently, if I feed a folder/list of files to the CLI, if I want the movements to be atomic (to keep a season together, lets say) I have to manually revert each moved file if a single file skips or fails. This has come up a lot while coding my plugin since the files of a torrent need to be kept together.
I've coded this functionality into the python module I'm using to interact with the filebotCLI using revert statements and whatnot, but I think It'd be a great addition to standard filebot.
It could be added as another rename action, or possibly replace the behavior of --conflict fail.
I have no idea how difficult this would be to code as I don't know what if any state information filebot keeps between rename calls, so feel free to let me know it's too much of a pain in the ass.
Anyways I'm a big fan of filebot, keep up the great work!
-Laharah
I'm writing a plugin for deluge that allows for tighter integration with filebot. A feature that I think would be really useful for the CLI is a rollback conflict action.
Currently, if I feed a folder/list of files to the CLI, if I want the movements to be atomic (to keep a season together, lets say) I have to manually revert each moved file if a single file skips or fails. This has come up a lot while coding my plugin since the files of a torrent need to be kept together.
I've coded this functionality into the python module I'm using to interact with the filebotCLI using revert statements and whatnot, but I think It'd be a great addition to standard filebot.
It could be added as another rename action, or possibly replace the behavior of --conflict fail.
I have no idea how difficult this would be to code as I don't know what if any state information filebot keeps between rename calls, so feel free to let me know it's too much of a pain in the ass.
Anyways I'm a big fan of filebot, keep up the great work!
-Laharah