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(I checked the issues, and the documentation, as much as I could, looking for the word "overwrite"; no luck).
Say I have a 100 images with proper, human-meaningful, filenames.
I upload them, and then realise a few of them need to be cropped or whatever and re-uploaded.
When I do that, the files don't get overwritten. The correct versions of those files end up with much longer suffixes that I don't need, and the incorrect versions are still around, with the proper names I manually gave them.
Is there a way to cause a simple overwrite, the way any copy (e.g., cp, rsync) does?
thanks
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Huh... yeah you're right, guess that feature isn't available in the UI yet. It does exist on the backend since the commandline uploader has an option for this already, so the only tricky part is getting the new togglebutton to fit into the UI. Will have it up weekend at the latest :>
Hi
(I checked the issues, and the documentation, as much as I could, looking for the word "overwrite"; no luck).
Say I have a 100 images with proper, human-meaningful, filenames.
I upload them, and then realise a few of them need to be cropped or whatever and re-uploaded.
When I do that, the files don't get overwritten. The correct versions of those files end up with much longer suffixes that I don't need, and the incorrect versions are still around, with the proper names I manually gave them.
Is there a way to cause a simple overwrite, the way any copy (e.g., cp, rsync) does?
thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: