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[Feature] Ignore hidden folders #697

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sevonj opened this issue Dec 5, 2024 · 3 comments
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[Feature] Ignore hidden folders #697

sevonj opened this issue Dec 5, 2024 · 3 comments
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@sevonj
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sevonj commented Dec 5, 2024

Description

I have my entire music library synced between devices using megasync. It has a file history feature, which stores old versions of files in a .debris/ directory. These old versions end up as duplicates in Symphony.

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Ignore hidden directories (dir name starts with .) in library scan. This would be optional, but I think enabling it by default would be a good idea.

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Using blacklist is kind of a working substitute, but hidden dir filter can make it a lot more convenient if there are many of them.

I expect there to be more ways people can end up with hidden folders, too.

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Does adding an empty .nomedia file into .debris/ work?

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zyrouge commented Dec 20, 2024

Does adding an empty .nomedia file into .debris/ work?

.nomedia files do not have any effect. You will have to manually blacklist them.

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I understand. Too bad (from my perspective), though, the standard behaviour is to have the folder and its children excluded from the broadly speaking media app.
https://support.google.com/android/thread/60342076/what-are-these-nomedia-files?hl=en

I mean, I respect your choice, as a developer you get to decide how your app behaves.

@zyrouge zyrouge added the priority: medium Medium priority label Dec 20, 2024
@zyrouge zyrouge added this to the v2025.02.x milestone Dec 20, 2024
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