New osxphotos show command

[RhetTbull]

osxphotos v0.57.1 adds a new osxphotos show command that is useful when debugging issues. It will find a photo, album, or folder by UUID or name and open Photos.app with the "spotlight" view on the object. It should be useful to figure out "which photo is causing a problem" during an export, etc.

Show by UUID

• osxphotos show E9BC5C36-7CD1-40A1-A72B-8B8FAC227D51

Show by name

• osxphotos show IMG_3092.heic
• osxphotos show "My Album"
• osxphotos show "Folder"

[RhetTbull]

In v0.57.3, I've updated osxphotos show to work with any file exported by the osxphotos export command. For example: osxphotos show /path/to/export/IMG_1234.jpg finds the exported image in the library and shows it. If your exported files are named differently than those in Photos and you want to quickly find the original in Photos, this is helpful. The command works by finding the export database and looking up the UUID for the exported file. If the export database isn't in the default location, (e.g. you used --exportdb to store it elsewhere) this won't work.

In the case where your export database is not in the default command, and you want to show an exported file in Photos, you can do this:

osxphotos exportdb --info /path/to/file.jpg /path/to/exportdb

This will print out the UUID of the file (along with other info) and you can then use the UUID in osxphotos show UUID