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Management of simple tags within file names
I have found this thanks to your amazing blog. I would like to know how to integrate it with nautilus file manager https://wiki.gnome.org/action/show/Apps/Files. Is there an easy way? I am...
I want to include other .filetags files within a .filetags file like: ``` firsttag #include ../other/subdir/additional_filetags.txt normaltag anothertag ``` Including other files is done in lines that must start with...
When filetags is generating TagTrees or tagfilter hierarchies, there should be `.filetags-tagtree` and `.filetags-tagfilter` files in their root directories so that users are able to locate them for purposes like,...
A secondary default path for TagTrees to be used for generating TagTrees from within another TagTree
Note: this feature implementation **requires #16 to be implemented before.** I want to be able to generate a secondary TagTree when I'm browsing a existing TagTree. For example, when I've...
If I want to override, e.g., the default tagtrees folder depth value, I want to use a user-related config file.
I'd like to know how filetags could be integrated into the context menu of the macOS Finder. My notes so far: - Automator: - Service receives selected "files or folders"...
This should take care of all prereqs: ``` conda create -n tag -c anaconda -c conda-forge clint pyreadline colorama pip conda activate tag python -m pip install --upgrade pypiwin32 ```...
Idea is taken from https://github.com/novoid/filetags/pull/30/commits/90d758c917387e66a61555f84bdc0be100778ffb which introduces a variable for counting error cases. It ends with: ``` if num_errors > 0: error_exit(20, str(num_errors) + ' error(s) occurred. Please check messages...
CV: add CLI option that prevents users from using tags that are not part of the used .filetags file
I want to force the user(s) to use only pre-defined tags that are part of the controlled vocabulary. Please add a CLI option like `--force-cv` (or: `--prevent-unknown-tags` or ?). FIXXME:...
A file like `$HOME/subdir1 -- foo/subdir2/a file.txt` does inherit the tag "foo" from its absolute path. #13 has to be done beforehand. FIXXME: think about all implications of this feature...