Ayooluwa Isaiah

@joeldebruijn Yes essentially a flag to specify a different root directory will do trick, but will explore other options too 🙂

What I could do is provide a flag that can help you execute a command on each renamed file. For example: ``` f2 -f '{f}.{ext}' -r '{%03d}{ext}' --cmd mv {}...

@joeldebruijn You can do something like this now (see latest nightly release): ``` f2 -f 'master' -r 'main' -x --non-interactive | xargs -I {} mv {} dist/ ``` The `--non-interactive`...

@joeldebruijn Is this sort of what you're looking for? 

@joeldebruijn It looks like there's a limit of 131k characters: https://serverfault.com/questions/163371/linux-command-line-character-limit I'll look for a way to make this process easier perhaps using CSV files like you suggested.

@joeldebruijn I believe you need a space before the backslash ``` f2 -f '.*' -r '{f}{ext}' \ -f '- [email protected] -' -r '- van der Fluit - Info -' \...

Awesome! Do let me know if you run into other issues 🙂

@ixzh No this is not possible, you need a space between the options and their arguments

This is not possible right now, but I will consider adding this in the next release

@haunt98 https://github.com/ayoisaiah/f2/commit/f8542dc51ada09a64a6275b1fc3b76f857348cac I've added the `--fix-conflicts-pattern` flag so you can do something like: ``` f2 -r 'myfile.txt' -F --fix-conflicts-pattern '_%02d' ``` This gives you _01, _02 etc. Please see the...