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TMSU lets you tags your files and then access them through a nifty virtual filesystem from any other application.

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I usually display tags for my PDF e-books with the following command: ``` tmsu tags *.pdf ``` It would be easier for me to check the output if filenames were...

enhancement

Thanks for this package! I was wondering if support for auto tagging based on file attributes is supported to some extent or could be brainstormed. I would like to have...

enhancement

For scripting, having easily availably lists would be very handy. For instance $mountpoint/.alltags to show the same info as _tmsu tags_ And possibly $mountpoint/.alltagsandvalues for a list of all tags...

enhancement

First of all I'm sorry for overwhelming you with new issues. It's just that I'm using TMSU a lot these days and I have some ideas. What about implementing an...

enhancement

Getting an 'unsorted' list (which is effectively, actually sorted by how recently a tag was applied on the file) is much more useful for some uses. I've run some tests...

enhancement

TMSU use to store directory fingerprints by recursively enumerating the directory, calculating fingerprints for every file within it, building a report of these fingerprints and then creating a further fingerprint...

enhancement

Possibly a minor issue, but I just spotted this interesting discrepancy: ``` time sqlite3 .tmsu/db 'select count(*) from (select 1 from file_tag where tag_id = (select id from tag where...

performance

I manually compile the i686 binary on my own laptop and am now able to use the Codeship build server for an x86-64 binary. However it would be useful to...

enhancement

When I open a tag folder in the mounted file system, if the tag has values, the same tag appears again inside itself. I can then travel indevinitly like `mount_p/tags/mytag/mytag/mytag...`

When I execute the status command `tmsu status` without a path, sometimes untagged files are listed with code `U`, although not all untagged files. I think the intended behavior is...