David Gowers

The output of that seems sensible to me -- coords vary continously as I move, and button press reports a down then an up. [pastebin link -- 440+ lines](https://bpaste.net/show/622a4b7bfcbf) EDIT:...

if I understand this correctly, your idea is like having one tmsu database for each 'library' (except things like tag and value names are shared). Also you are particularly focused...

^ If you were going to do that, `ln -s 'ext=pdf and python' python_books` would be the canonical method, AFAICS.

After reviewing this, obviously my original case was flawed, as the sqlite equivalent did not process implications and thus might produce only a subset of the files produced by tmsu....

> The following command should create tags a, b and c if at least one of foo or bar > exists: > tmsu tag foo bar --tags="a b c" 👍...

If you want to be able to merge easily, wouldn't hash-based IDs work better? For example, you have a database D (the 'original database'). You access it on computer A...

You always have to do a global scan when merging anyway, as silent corruption of data is not acceptable and cannot be avoided under any id assignment scheme. (git notably...

> I'm hoping more that the discussion here is about the main idea rather than the particulars of my quick hack. Keep in mind that what I really want to...

> Currently, I just bolted tmsu and git together by keeping an sql dump of the database checked into a git repo and let git handle all the merging via...

@oniony : that should be `egrep -oe "^(.*)[^\\]: " -e "year=\w\+"` , since a) 0-length filenames should never exist on disk or be output by tmsu, and b) the string...