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I downloaded it for cleaning my StableDiffusion output folder.
I'm going to trash almost every image, but there are some I would like to keep.
I would like to see an option to mark an image as 'do not delete'. Probably you can use the Like icon for it.
When I have selected the best images, I should be able to select all, and press the delete button, without deleting the marked images.
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[Feature Request] Prevent 'liked' images from being deleted.
[Feature Request] Prevent 'liked' or marked images from being deleted.
Mar 1, 2023
I definitely think this is a "must have" feature. It stands to reason if I mark something "liked" that I wouldn't want to delete it.
To keep it from maybe being too imposing it would be fine with me if there was a checkbox (unchecked by default) in the deletion dialog so only non-liked images are deleted unless the box is checked.
I made a PR. Hopefully it's accepted soon. I know the maintainer has been busier with other stuff.
I wanted to make a fancy dialog with a checkbox but that gets tricky because most logic is in breadmachine. Didn't want to switch to a HTML-based popup just for this. https://github.com/t4t5/sweetalert looks cool but I hate to add more dependencies to what is a fairly lean project.
First of all, great tool!
I downloaded it for cleaning my StableDiffusion output folder.
I'm going to trash almost every image, but there are some I would like to keep.
I would like to see an option to mark an image as 'do not delete'. Probably you can use the Like icon for it.
When I have selected the best images, I should be able to select all, and press the delete button, without deleting the marked images.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: