You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Anki shortens filenames that are too long in the latest versions, but only when a user runs Check Media. If they have already created a repo using Brain Brew then their old media will still be there. Seems to me there are a few issues here:
Warn users about long filenames
Make sure people are not caught out by this by detecting when a media filename is too long. Then users know what to do after that, and can delete the redundant files manually themselves if they wish to.
Find non-referenced media
There should be a keyword that can be run in a builder file where Brain Brew can check Deck Part Notes for their media references and then compare that to a specified folder. Deleting those that are not found, or perhaps moving them somewhere else for user confirmation?
Rename files
Long filenames is an issue on it's own, but tbh some filenames are just shit. Users should have the option to rename references media files found in a Note to the field / column that the media is found in. Adding a # for each after the 1st. One issue there is what if the media is references in multiple notes? Just use the first one found?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Anki shortens filenames that are too long in the latest versions, but only when a user runs Check Media. If they have already created a repo using Brain Brew then their old media will still be there. Seems to me there are a few issues here:
Warn users about long filenames
Make sure people are not caught out by this by detecting when a media filename is too long. Then users know what to do after that, and can delete the redundant files manually themselves if they wish to.
Find non-referenced media
There should be a keyword that can be run in a builder file where Brain Brew can check Deck Part Notes for their media references and then compare that to a specified folder. Deleting those that are not found, or perhaps moving them somewhere else for user confirmation?
Rename files
Long filenames is an issue on it's own, but tbh some filenames are just shit. Users should have the option to rename references media files found in a Note to the field / column that the media is found in. Adding a # for each after the 1st. One issue there is what if the media is references in multiple notes? Just use the first one found?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: