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Add --find-orphans option to CLI #84
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* Initial implementation of orphan command * Implemented orphans command, #84
@RhetTbull Hi, just to be clear, what is a "photos that are in the library but not referenced in the database"? |
@msg43 the orphans are photos that are in the .photoslibrary folder but do not appear to be referenced in the actual Photos database. They could be lost photos (due to an error) or photos that you deleted but (also due to error) they never got actually deleted off disk. I've never seen more than one or two. Can you send me the output of the orphans command to osxphotos.py@gmail.com? I'll take a look to verify it looks right and the command is running as intended. You could inspect these and see if they are photos you want to keep and if so, import them into the library. |
Thanks for taking a look at my orphans output. Here is the smaller
database output (1-10) and the bigger one (1-5).
…On Tue, Mar 19, 2024 at 12:18 PM Rhet Turnbull ***@***.***> wrote:
@msg43 <https://github.com/msg43> the orphans are photos that are in the
.photoslibrary folder but do not appear to be referenced in the actual
Photos database. They could be lost photos (due to an error) or photos that
you deleted but (also due to error) they never got actually deleted off
disk. I've never seen more than one or two. Can you send me the output of
the orphans command to ***@***.***? I'll take a look to verify
it looks right and the command is running as intended. You could inspect
these and see if they are photos you want to keep and if so, import them
into the library.
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Hi @RhetTbull, what do you think of my files? Is there any easy way for me to batch re-add these file links to the database? |
Hi @msg43 I just sent you an email reply. The email includes details for using the |
Phenomenal! Thank you!!
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Hi @msg43 <https://github.com/msg43> I just sent you an email reply. The
email includes details for using the --export option to export the
orphans then re-import them into the library.
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Add option to find orphan photos (if any) -- e.g. those photos that are in the library but not referenced in the database
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