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Now that Google makes your photos available in Drive, I don't want to use "drive" to sync my "Google Photos" directory.
$ drive version
drive version: 0.2.7
Commit Hash: <CURRENT_COMMIT>
Go Version: <GO_VERSION>
OS: <OS_INFO>
BuildTime:
This works as expected:
$ mkdir "Dir Space"
$ touch "Dir Space"/a
$ echo /Dir Space > .driveignore
$ drive push Dir\ Space
Resolving...
'/Dir Space' is set to be ignored yet is being processed. Use force to override this
A plain "drive push" also properly ignores "/Dir Space". I can't show it here because of the issue below, but I verified it didn't show up in the list of proposed changes. So, I don't seem to be doing anything stupid with regard to .driveignore.
The behavior changes when working with "Google Photos"
$ echo /Google Photos > .driveignore
$ drive push "Google Photos"
Resolving...
'/Google Photos' is set to be ignored yet is being processed. Use force to override this
So far, so good.
However, a plain "drive push" wants to delete everything in /Google Photos directory on the remote.
$ drive push
Resolving...
/Google Photos
...
/Google Photos/2015
/Google Photos/2015/07
/Google Photos/2015/07/IMG_1108.JPG
...
/Google Photos/2003/12/img_0060.jpg
/Google Photos/2003/12/img_0068.jpg
Deletion count 5826 dest: 7.61GB
Proceed with the changes? [Y/n]:n
"drive pull" has similar behavior to "drive push" in all cases.
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Now that Google makes your photos available in Drive, I don't want to use "drive" to sync my "Google Photos" directory.
This works as expected:
A plain "drive push" also properly ignores "/Dir Space". I can't show it here because of the issue below, but I verified it didn't show up in the list of proposed changes. So, I don't seem to be doing anything stupid with regard to .driveignore.
The behavior changes when working with "Google Photos"
So far, so good.
However, a plain "drive push" wants to delete everything in /Google Photos directory on the remote.
"drive pull" has similar behavior to "drive push" in all cases.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: