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Could Organize be updated to handle folders in the config file that are missing from disk without hard crashing the execution? Today, it throws a hard error as such:
ERROR: Path not found: /source/abc/def)
Full traceback at: /root/.cache/organize/log/organize.log
I use a service called FileThis to automatically download statements from several companies I do business with. The folder names sometimes change so I have to keep updating the rules file to even get it to run.
One thought would be to have it output a "WARNING" style message in the output and in the logs with the missing folder info, but continue processing other folders.
For instance, in the following config, if /source/abc/def is missing, we'd get a WARNING message but it would continue to process /source/abc/xyz.
In my use case the folders are all names of specific accounts and sometimes have a bit of the account number at the end of the name (ex: /Some Financial Institution Account Name (...1234)/). They vary so widely that I don't think a glob match will work here.
Thanks a bunch. I saw that my Docker image automatically rebuilt overnight. As soon as they fix the fiber connection into my house, I’ll pull the latest and give it a whirl.
Could Organize be updated to handle folders in the config file that are missing from disk without hard crashing the execution? Today, it throws a hard error as such:
I use a service called FileThis to automatically download statements from several companies I do business with. The folder names sometimes change so I have to keep updating the rules file to even get it to run.
One thought would be to have it output a "WARNING" style message in the output and in the logs with the missing folder info, but continue processing other folders.
For instance, in the following config, if
/source/abc/def
is missing, we'd get a WARNING message but it would continue to process/source/abc/xyz
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