Given:
db1 = { img1 => fp1a, img2 => fp2 }
db2 = { img1 => fp1b, img2 => fp2 }
it looks like:
findimagedupes -f db1 -f db2 -M db3 → db3 = { img1 => fp1c, img2 => fp2 }
and
findimagedupes -f db1 -f db2 -M db3 -- img3 → db3 = { img2 => fp2, img3 => fp3 }
However, the latter should give: db3 = { img1 => fp1c, img2 => fp2, img3 => fp3 }
The @regen array is ignored when explicit filelist is provided on the commandline.
Given:
it looks like:
findimagedupes -f db1 -f db2 -M db3→db3 = { img1 => fp1c, img2 => fp2 }and
findimagedupes -f db1 -f db2 -M db3 -- img3→db3 = { img2 => fp2, img3 => fp3 }However, the latter should give:
db3 = { img1 => fp1c, img2 => fp2, img3 => fp3 }The
@regenarray is ignored when explicit filelist is provided on the commandline.