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I don't seem to understand how to use this tool. My use case is very simple: delete all tags for an image except a few specified ones. This does not appear to work. If I have an image foo with tags bar, baz, and bez, and specify "--num 0 --delete --tags-like "b" --keep-tags bar baz, it instead decides to keep all of the tags. Not setting --num 0 doesn't appear to help.
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Looks like you've found a bug. Congratulations ;). That kind of use cases
was not tested. Let me try this out and revert back to you.
9 дек. 2017 г. 0:41 пользователь "Lisanna Dettwyler" <
[email protected]> написал:
Setting --num 1 causes it to try to delete baz and bez, even though I
explicitly specified that it should keep baz.
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I don't seem to understand how to use this tool. My use case is very simple: delete all tags for an image except a few specified ones. This does not appear to work. If I have an image foo with tags bar, baz, and bez, and specify "--num 0 --delete --tags-like "b" --keep-tags bar baz, it instead decides to keep all of the tags. Not setting --num 0 doesn't appear to help.
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