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Be able to bulk submit scenes to stash-box

Open JaseNZC opened this issue 2 years ago • 7 comments

Currently you can only submit one scene at a time to stash-box. Being able to select each scene from the main scene page then be able to submit those selected to drafts on stash-box so you can work on them there. Would save a lot of time instead of having to submit one at a time.

JaseNZC avatar Apr 18 '22 23:04 JaseNZC

+1

skier233 avatar Nov 04 '22 18:11 skier233

Quality over quantity.

It's already possible to submit multiple scenes via graphql for experienced users, making it part of the UI would degrade the quality of the submissions in my opinion.

DogmaDragon avatar Nov 04 '22 19:11 DogmaDragon

Fair. But for example for someone like me that has thousands of scenes that I've meticulously ensured have correct metadata, there's just no way I'd ever upload them one by one. So you end up with just a lot less data in that scenario.

skier233 avatar Nov 04 '22 19:11 skier233

Fair. But for example for someone like me that has thousands of scenes that I've meticulously ensured have correct metadata, there's just no way I'd ever upload them one by one. So you end up with just a lot less data in that scenario.

The problem is that correct metadata =/ valid metadata for StashDB or any other stash-box.

Unless your performers and studios have StashIDs attached, they won't get linked to the correct performer/studio if they use a different name.

DogmaDragon avatar Nov 04 '22 19:11 DogmaDragon

Hmm. That sounds like just a technical problem to solve. A lot of my scenes will be using existing stash actors and studios. Ones that arent could just be exempt from this sort of bulk upload.

skier233 avatar Nov 04 '22 19:11 skier233

And how many of those performers are ambiguous and linked to generic profiles? With features like Identify being available that link profiles based on name (especially single-name), bulk actions are a sure way to get a bunch of incorrect information that would fall on someone else to fix.

And I'm not against all bulk actions, but I'm against making it the core functionality of Stash.

DogmaDragon avatar Nov 10 '22 18:11 DogmaDragon

Maybe the solution then is to have a flag in the DB when metadata is added manually to a scene (not via bulk identify) and only allow submissions with that flag.

skier233 avatar Nov 10 '22 18:11 skier233