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Hi! I'm wondering if there is a way to add some kind of correctly-sorted post numeration to baraag filenames (and other mastodon instances, I assume). Neither {num} nor {count} have any key value or filename output right now.
The default baraag file name appears to be {category}_{id}_{media[id]}.{extension}; the sequence {id}_{media[id]} seems to be the only tag possibility to create sequential filenames for multi-image posts.
However, {id}_{media[id]} is a 37-digit couplet containing two very similar 18-digit number strings. After downloading a hundred pictures, the file listing looks like a wall of quadrillions columns. Not at all easy to see how the multi-file posts are grouped, by a {id} number that shares its first digits with every other file.
Just wondering if mastodon would support adding a {count} or {num} key like with twitter (#2741), to give another option to create a more streamlined/readable filename?
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Hi! I'm wondering if there is a way to add some kind of correctly-sorted post numeration to baraag filenames (and other mastodon instances, I assume). Neither
{num}
nor{count}
have any key value or filename output right now.The default baraag file name appears to be
{category}_{id}_{media[id]}.{extension}
; the sequence{id}_{media[id]}
seems to be the only tag possibility to create sequential filenames for multi-image posts.However,
{id}_{media[id]}
is a 37-digit couplet containing two very similar 18-digit number strings. After downloading a hundred pictures, the file listing looks like a wall of quadrillions columns. Not at all easy to see how the multi-file posts are grouped, by a {id} number that shares its first digits with every other file.Just wondering if mastodon would support adding a
{count}
or{num}
key like with twitter (#2741), to give another option to create a more streamlined/readable filename?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: