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As a user, I would like to know the number of files a comic archive contains - so I can easily identify files that were imported with less pages than are contained in the archive.
This doesn't need to be exposed in the front end (at this time), a simple int field in the comic table would suffice.
Ideally, the count would exclude xml files to reduce the frequency of false positives when comparing (for example) the number of hashed pages to the number of files in an archive.
Currently, the only way I can complete this type of check is by counting the hashed pages per comic, and then comparing the result to the page count in ComicRack.
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Jul 6, 2020
As a user, I would like to know the number of files a comic archive contains - so I can easily identify files that were imported with less pages than are contained in the archive.
This doesn't need to be exposed in the front end (at this time), a simple int field in the comic table would suffice.
Ideally, the count would exclude xml files to reduce the frequency of false positives when comparing (for example) the number of hashed pages to the number of files in an archive.
Currently, the only way I can complete this type of check is by counting the hashed pages per comic, and then comparing the result to the page count in ComicRack.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: